Khmer Kid
Khmer Kid started as a Cambodian-American rap group in Long Beach, California around the mid-2000s. They originally called themselves Khmerized Klan and had...
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Khmer Kid started as a Cambodian-American rap group in Long Beach, California around the mid-2000s. They originally called themselves Khmerized Klan and had four rappers: Baby Bino, Ranz, Lil Ice, and Rithy. Their music came from their Cambodian background and what it was like growing up where they did.
Their song 'Smoke Weed' got them noticed. It became something of an anthem for Cambodian youth in different places. They put out mixtapes and albums like 'The World Is Ours 2' in 2007, 'Smoke Weed' in 2009, 'Fistful of Glass' in 2011, and 'The Cambodian American Dream' in 2015.
Their lyrics were direct about street life and sometimes drew criticism for it. They played shows in the U.S. and Southeast Asia for audiences who connected with that straightforward style. Baby Bino handled most of the aggressive delivery, Ranz brought more thoughtful writing, and Lil Ice had a higher-pitched voice that stood out.
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