Kiii

Kiii is a visionary out of Sacramento, CA—a lyricist, producer, and founder whose work feels less like a catalog and more like a canon. He didn’t enter the game. He carved through it. Drug Dealers X Time Machines (2020) set the tone: raw, philosophical, cinematic. Then came Ski Masks in '97—self-produced, unflinching, and proof that he could architect worlds from nothing but instinct and memory.

The origin story runs deeper. At 16, he built his own computer—chasing freedom, not clout. By the time he touched down at UCLA, he’d dropped over ten tapes, electrified live shows, and earned his rep the old way: bar for bar, crowd for crowd.

In 2023, Reap What You Sow arrived. No filler. No reach. Just truth—delivered with surgical intent. Critics called it a career-defining statement. For Kiii, it was just chapter two. His pen has stood beside names like King Los, Nickelus F, Casey Veggies, and Stevie Crooks—never overshadowed, always distinct. The sound? Untamed. Soul-Rap, G-Funk, Boom Bap, Trap—it’s all in the bloodstream. But what he creates is something else: art that rewires the genre.

Influenced by titans—2Pac, Hov, Dre, Pusha T; Kiii isn’t chasing seats at the table. He’s sculpting the museum around it.