Bad Copy

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Bad Copy
comedy rap
Years active1996–2008, 2012–present
LabelsOne Records
Prohibicija
ITMM
MembersAjs Nigrutin
Wikluh Sky
Timbe
Past membersMiki Boj

Bad Copy are a

Ex-Yugoslavia
in the new millennium.

History

The group started off as a duo consisting of Ajs Nigrutin and Miki Boj. Their first album

Gangsta's Paradise
into a song about a fishing trip gone wrong. The album failed to get much media attention, but it established them a cult following.

The death of Miki Boj in a

Serbian hip-hop
label, Bassivity. They had a very prolific collaboration, recording many songs but none of them ever getting released. By the end of 2002, dissatisfied with initially agreed schedule of their album being released only after V.I.P., Oneya and Shorty even though they weren't the first ones with a fully recorded album, they wanted to end their contract with Bassivity. Eventually they were dropped with no penalties by the label. Many of the recorded songs were later leaked to the internet, while almost none were released on other Bassivity projects.

Sve sami hedovi

Recording all-new material in a radio station studio during the first half of 2003, the group released their second album

Beogradski sindikat in the old town of Budva
.

The second single "Možeš ti to" (You can do it) featuring explicit lyrics describing various sexual acts, also produced by Wikluh Sky and also with a video by Đolođolo, was moderately successful. Featuring Bitcharke na travi (Bitches on grass) as guests vocally, the track predictably didn't get much airplay due to excessive profanity.


In total, Sve sami hedovi sold more than 5,000 copies, which is considered a moderate success in the current state of music in

SKC in Belgrade, where they carried a table and a pot of sarma onto the stage, ate it in front of the audience and handed it out to the front rows. That show in front of 1,200 people turned out to be the beginning of the band's more commercially successful phase as they started drawing larger crowds and getting more exposure in the media.[1]

Najgori do sada

The third Bad Copy album, entitled Najgori do sada (The Worst Yet), was released in December 2006. Guests on the album include Škabo, Bvana, Edo Maajka, and Gospodar Vremena. The first song to get a video was "Žoor," directed by Đolođolo. The second single was "Idemo odma", also directed by Đolođolo.

Krigle

After Bad Copy disbanded in 2008, they have reformed again in 2012 and started touring. In 2013, they published their fourth album Krigle (Beer Steins), with videos for tracks Esi mi dobar and Ljubav ili pivo.

Other projects

All three members of the group have recorded solo albums, with Timjah's being the only one not getting a release due to an early leak to the internet.

Ajs Nigrutin has released four albums,

Štrokavi pazuh
in 2005, Kajmak i katran in 2008 and Akupunktura Govneta in 2015

Wikluh Sky is the most productive member, constantly working on multiple projects, many of them outside of hip-hop, but seldom releasing them. Among his works are one

EXIT festival in 2005; a solo rap albums called Zašto brate Vikler? (2004) and Ortaci ne znaju (2007). He's also made the soundtrack for "A Serbian Film" called "Pazi Sta Radis
" (Be Careful").

Ajs Nigrutin and Timjah have released a compilation of songs under the name 43zla – Sve same barabe in 2004, with a list of guests including their young protégés Blind Business and Kibu, long-time collaborators Prti Bee Gee and Bvana, and others such as Who See. Most recently, Ajs Nigrutin and Wikluh Sky serious argue have led to the disintegration of Bad Copy. Ajs Nigrutin accused Wikluh Sky for his soft music turn-over, like working on some popular pop singers (Ana Stanic) and his unsatisfied dedication to group (they recently start to work on their new album).

Members of Bad Copy have also done songs with many other

Beogradski sindikat, Edo Maajka
, Bauk Squad, V.I.P. (and other Bassivity artists) etc.

Discography

See also

References

  1. ^ Timbe a.k.a. Bdat Džutim Pogled sa dna; Popboks, 23 April 2010

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