Jiggy Fellaz

Jiggy Fellaz is a South Korean hip-hop crew that originated in 2004 around the Busan area. Known for their significant influence in the Korean hip-hop scene, they were a large collective featuring many notable members such as Vasco (Bill Stax), Maniac, M.Blow, RMK, and Basick, among others. The crew is credited with popularizing hip-hop culture in Korea and has released several albums including The Blue Album (2009), The Black Album (2009), Black Christmas (2008), and Xclusive (2007). Though they became inactive around 2012 as members pursued individual careers and life changes, Jiggy Fellaz left a lasting impact on the music scene, with many of its members continuing to be influential in Korean hip-hop today.

Their sound is rooted firmly in authentic hip-hop, often showcasing lyrical skill and production that highlights the underground and street rap styles of Korea. The crew's dynamic roster allowed for a diverse range of styles and collaborations, making them a cornerstone in the growth of Korean hip-hop throughout the 2000s and early 2010s. Despite their inactivity as a group, Jiggy Fellaz remains respected by fans and artists alike for their pioneering role and contribution to black music culture in Korea.