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A-Flow
A-Flow is a South Korean hip-hop group formed in 2019 by Don Mills, Qim Isle, and Hoody. They work with hip-hop, R&B, and soul, and their first EP was called...
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A-Flow is a South Korean hip-hop group formed in 2019 by Don Mills, Qim Isle, and Hoody. They work with hip-hop, R&B, and soul, and their first EP was called "Flow." They followed it with "Flow 2" and "Flow 3."
In 2022, they faced plagiarism allegations but denied them. Their song "You (feat. Choerry of LOONA)" got attention online.
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