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Sik-K (식케이) is a South Korean rapper-songwriter under KC. He made his solo debut on August 7, 2015 with the digital single "My Man".

Personal life[]

Military enlistment[]

On June 29, 2020, he enlisted in the military for his mandatory service.[3] On December 28, 2021, it was then revealed that he had been discharged.[4]

Allegations of drug use[]

On April 29, 2024, TenAsia reported that Sik-K turned himself in to the police in January for using drugs and tested positive for marijuana. Sik-K's legal representative, Sedam Law Firm, released a statement explaining that the rapper suffered delirium symptoms after he underwent surgery under general anesthesia and was prescribed painkillers and sleeping pills. After going through test and testing positive to marijuana, he admitted to these charges. However, Sedam Law Firm insisted that no methamphetamine was found on his results.[5]

Discography[]

Studio albums[]

EPs[]

  • Flip (2016)
  • H.A.L.F (Have.A.Little.Fun) (2017)
  • Boycold (2017)
  • Trapart (2018)
  • Officially OG (2020)

Digital singles[]

  • "My Man" (2015)
  • "Untitled" (2015)
  • "I Call It Love" (2016)
  • "No Where" (2016)
  • "Ring Ring" (2016)
  • "Fly" (2017)
  • "Choppy" (2018)
  • "Plus It" (2018)
  • "Youth.wit.purpose" (2018)
  • "XX" (2018)
  • "Fire" (2018)
  • "Addict" (2019)
  • "Why You?" (2019)
  • "Is It Love?" (2019)
  • "Water" (2019)
  • "Tell Ya!" (2020)
  • "5882 (Oppa ASAP)" (2023)
  • "Trap" (2024)

Collaboration albums[]

Collaboration singles[]

Features[]

Producing and writing credits[]

  • All credits adapted from KOMCA, unless stated.[6]
Artist Song Album Type
2020
Leellamarz, GooseBumps "Silence" Prison Break Writing
"Prison Break" Writing
Composing
Jung Jin Hyeong "Lies" Writing
2021
Leellamarz "0(Young)" L Writing
Rain "Why Don't We" Pieces by Rain Writing
Composing
Epik High "Face ID"
2023
Yugyeom "Ponytail" Writing
Composing
B.I, Sik-K, Reddy "TTM" Writing

Concerts[]

Concert participation[]

  • Waterbomb Festival Seoul (2022)[7]
  • Hyperound K-fest Abu Dhabi 2022 (2022)[8]
  • Kamp Fest CDMX 2023 (2023)[9]

Filmography[]

Competition shows[]

Trivia[]

  • He lived in Vancouver for four years during high school.[10]

Gallery[]

References[]

Official links[]

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