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Kidd Kenn
Kidd Kenn is Kenneth Odior from London. He started writing rhymes as a teenager, drawing on influences like Eminem, Tupac, and Nas. His debut single "Good...
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Kidd Kenn is Kenneth Odior from London. He started writing rhymes as a teenager, drawing on influences like Eminem, Tupac, and Nas. His debut single "Good Day" came out in 2020 and found an audience online.
That track's upbeat tone and message connected with listeners, helping establish him as a new voice in hip-hop. He followed it with other songs like "Lucky," "Big Mood," and "Out of My Head," which touch on themes from mental health to self-worth.
In 2022, he faced plagiarism allegations that he denied. The existing history doesn't detail how that played out or what he's done since.
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