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Epik High 

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All members are singer/rapper/songwriters. They are well known in Korea, Japan, China, and the US (they all speak English fluently) for their hit songs "Fly", "Day of Peace", and "Paris" (AMAZING songs by the way. AMAZING group in general!!!).

Albums -

1. Map of the Human Soul (2004)
2. High Society (2004)
3. Swan Songs (2005)
4. Black Swan Songs {Repackage} (2006)

Awards -

1. 2005 KBS Korean Music Awards, The Artists of the Year
2. 2005 SBS Korean Music Awards, The Artist of the Year (Category - Hip Hop)
3. 2005 Korean Golden Disk Awards, Best Hip-Hop Artist
4. 2005 MNET KM Music Video Festival Awards, Best Hip-Hop Music Video

They have also appeared in countless TV shows around the globe.

In addition to all, this is not your standard hip-hop group. Their songs do not deal with money, cars, girls, etc., but allong with emotional issues, they deal with real world problems and spread and bring insight and new ideas through their music. Also, they are about sensitive and extremly contraversial social issues (world peace, the gap between the rich and the poor, capitalism, etc.)
Epik High is a Korean hip-hop group.
Epik High by music=life July 22, 2008

Epik High 

Korean hiphop crew with three members: Tablo, Mithra, Tukutz, and Tablo being the leader of the group.
They made their debut in 2003 with the album titled "Map of the Human Soul"
They gave a major influence to Korean HipHop community since then, and are still on the rise.
Epik High's Tablo graduated with an English degree from Stanford University and he RAPS??!!??
Epik High by philsturr January 15, 2006

Epik High Born Hater 

Epik High Born Hater by Minah200 August 14, 2023
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