Ho3ein

Ho3ein, born Hossein Rahmati in 1987 in Mashhad, Iran, is a prominent Persian rapper known for his complex lyrics and impactful music that often addresses social and political issues. He began his career with the band (051) in 2004, releasing tracks like "To Zendeh Mimooni" and the historically significant diss-track "Kal Kal Nakon," which is considered the first of its kind in Persian rap. After a brief hiatus during which he pursued academic studies in Armenia, Ho3ein returned to music with renewed energy, collaborating with notable artists such as Sadegh and Reza Pishro. Over the years, he has released numerous singles such as "33," "Goolle," and "Kabk," cementing his status as a key figure in Iranian hip hop and trap music.

Ho3ein’s style blends traditional Persian elements with modern trap beats, making his sound distinctive in the Iranian underground music scene. He is celebrated not only for his lyrical prowess but also for using his platform to highlight the struggles and inequalities faced in Iranian society. His collaboration on tracks like "Kalameye Oboor" and "Gorg" reflects his commitment to socially conscious artistry. Besides his music career, Ho3ein maintains a strong connection with his fans through social media and streaming platforms like SoundCloud, contributing to his widespread influence in Persian rap.