BADROOM
BADROOM formed in 2016 as a collaboration between rapper Beenzino and producer Code Kunst. Their debut single "L Word (feat. Mingginyu)" came out that same...
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BADROOM formed in 2016 as a collaboration between rapper Beenzino and producer Code Kunst. Their debut single "L Word (feat. Mingginyu)" came out that same year, establishing their presence with a mix of hip-hop, R&B, and electronic elements.
Beenzino, whose real name is Lim Sung-bin, brought his rapping to the project, while Code Kunst, born Shin Bong-won, handled production. The group's work drew some attention for its experimental approach to sound, though their output appears to have been relatively limited after that initial period.
There were some controversies mentioned around the members, Beenzino had a past marijuana issue, and Code Kunst faced questions about sample usage, but these seem to have been individual matters rather than central to BADROOM's musical identity. The duo's collaboration resulted in a few tracks that blended different genres without settling into one predictable style.
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