Put your own description or let my word describe what your perceive of me to be.

If you recall (or if you were living under a rock for the late 90s), in the heart of the South Bronx when the 'biggest' rapper alive set a path for his brethren. On April 28th, 1998 BIG PUN dropped "Capital Punishment" proving that, beyond a shadow of a doubt, Latinos had the right to compete for the hip - hop crown.  Now... fast forward a few years ahead -- the place now known as Jersey City, NJ where rap cyphers sparked like the tip of a snub nose.  This is where K9 Millitia was born.  Upon the sharp look of their disbelievers; on the open mouthed stares of those bopping their heads in the backgrounds.  This is where Peluka "The Jokah" & Frank Metal sharpened their bars and crafted their sound.  Infused in their pallets is the slick shifting vocabulary that's more than just a hybrid of Spanish & English diction.  What your hearing, are the voices of a Native tongue all their own.  Resonating through every bar and metaphor echoes the pride of the Taina Indians.  Their thesis is simple:  no creed, color, or culture can dictate the skill behind a microphone.  And just like PUN, K9 Millitia have never stood in front of a wall they couldn't kick down, a mic they couldn't smoke, or a crowd they couldn't hype and brand with the symbol of their Hispanic heritage.

Blac Barb is following