Saian Supa Crew

Saian Supa Crew was a French hip hop collective known for its fast-paced lyrical flow, beatboxing, and dynamic stage presence. Formed in the late 1990s, the group brought together members from three different French rap groups—Explicit Samouraï, OFX, and Simple Spirit—creating a supergroup of sorts. Their debut album, “KLR” (released in 1999), was a tribute to their late friend and fellow rapper KLR, and it introduced their energetic, multilingual style that blended rap with reggae, dancehall, and beatbox elements.

The group's follow-up albums, including "X Raisons" and "Hold Up," solidified their reputation in the French hip hop scene and earned them a dedicated fanbase across Europe. Known for their socially conscious lyrics and unique vocal techniques, Saian Supa Crew became one of the most influential and innovative acts in French rap during the early 2000s. Though the group eventually disbanded, its members have continued to work on solo and collaborative projects, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of Francophone hip hop.