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Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed. | Drunken Tiger (드렁큰타이거) is a Korean hip-hop group that now has only one member, Tiger JK. The group started as a duo, with Tiger JK and DJ Shine, and debuted in 1999 with its first album, The Year of the Tiger. Other hip-hop artists, such as James (also known as DJ Jhig), Micky Eyes, and Roscoe, have also been associated with the group, but Tiger JK and DJ Shine were normally credited as being the main members of Drunken Tiger. DJ Shine left Drunken Tiger in 2005 after its fifth album, [하나하면 너와 나](2004), for personal reasons, and Tiger JK has been gone on as a solo act, successfully releasing a sixth album and seventh album, as well as several singles. Image File history File links Question_book-3. ...
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Tiger JK
Tiger JK is the stage name of Jung-kwon Suh (서정권). He was born on June 11, 1974, and moved to Los Angeles, California when he was 11. He made his first appearance on the hip-hop scene when he was sixteen in a freestyling contest at a hip-hop festival with Drunken Tiger member, Micki Eyes. Hip-hop culture was predominantly black than it is now, and racial tensions were at an all-time high due to the 1992 Los Angeles Riots, not only against whites but also against Asians, as can be seen from songs such as Ice Cube's "Black Korea" recording. Despite facing a nearly all-black audience, Tiger JK's performance was well received, and he caught the eye of Korean record labels. He later released his first solo, "Call Me Tiger," in 1992, with the title song, "Hide and Seek." However, due to censorship and restrictions put on the song, the song received limited radio play. The album received limited publicity due to the same censorship regulations. is the 162nd day of the year (163rd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ...
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After the release of Drunken Tiger's second album, The Great Rebirth, Tiger JK was charged with narcotics possession. Although there was overwhelming evidence that proved JK's innocence, JK was found guilty and sentenced to 80 hours community service. The group was also banned from all mainstream television and radio for 2 years, but after demonstrating good behavior, JK was able to appeal the sentence and the ban was lifted. Tiger JK went on to become one of Korean hip-hop's most influential figures.
As of 2006, JK was diagnosed with myelitis. JK first learned of his myelitis in March 2005. Although his affliction threatened to hold him back, he was able to feature on Psy’s recent album. He also launched his own fashion brand, Lungta, which showed his extreme dedication to his work. He also collaborated with Korean superstar Rain in the song "Friends" off of Rain's new CD Rain's World. Year 2006 (MMVI) was a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. ...
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Tiger JK also recently released a new album titled "Sky is the Limit" (September 2007). It features multiple Korean artists including Ann, T, Double K, DOK 2, Bizzy, and TEBY. The Intro track is titled Sky is the Limit and is a remix of clips from multiple songs that were successful in his career. Differing from his 6th album which had strong influences from reggae and African music, in his 7th album, it seems that he has gone back to his original hip hop roots a bit. He states that he wanted to make his 7th album as if he was writing a book about his life, as the tracks contain many references to his life, making the album very personal compared to his other work. Wanting to make this album a story-telling-like album that is very personal, couple of the songs have longer verses with less hooks, and one of the tracks titled "Hollyhood" does not have a hook, but is just a straight forward story-telling until the end of the track, with a similar feels to it like Nas' "New York State Of Mind". His rhyming style seems to have become more stylish and the production quality seems to be one of his best yet. The album's first title song, "8:45 Heaven," was inspired by the death of his late grandmother, who passed during the recording of the 7th album. ANN may mean: Artificial Neural Network All Night Nippon All-Nippon News Network This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ...
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DJ Shine DJ Shine (real name Mark Yim/Korean name Im Byung Wook), was born on June 11, 1974. Before meeting Tiger JK, he was a respected DJ who played at various clubs in New York and Chicago. After the two met at a party, they found they shared similar musical interests and experiences, and later formed Drunken Tiger. They attracted the attention of a Korean music company after a successful concert in Korea, and eventually signed a contract leading to the release of their first album in Korea. is the 162nd day of the year (163rd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ...
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DJ Shine was a member of Drunken Tiger until 2005, when he left the group stating personal reasons. There is a great deal of speculation on the reason for his departure, but none have proven correct. DJ Shine announced in March 2006 that he was planning on releasing a solo album in summer 2006. While the solo release has been delayed, it has been reported that Shine is now the executive producer for new label, K & Music, which is under major entertainment company, K & Company. Year 2005 (MMV) was a common year starting on Saturday (link displays full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar. ...
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As of 2006, former Drunken Tiger member, DJ Shine, recorded and released a new song, "Plastic World," for the Cinderella movie soundtrack. The song is produced by Shine and his verses are completely in English. The Cinderella soundtrack was dropped on September 7, 2006 in Korea. He is planning to release his first solo EP on October 19th, 2007. source: www.drunkencamp.com (official U.S. English website) Year 2006 (MMVI) was a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. ...
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Discography - Year of the Tiger (1999)
- Notable Songs: "I Want You" (난 널 원해), "Do You Know Hiphop?"
- The Great Rebirth (2000)
- Notable Songs: "Great Rebirth", "Wolf and Fox"
- The Legend Of... (2001)
- Notable Songs: "Good Life", "Is Ack Hizay?", "뽕짝이야기", Mixed by: Carlos Ariel
- Foundation (2003)
- Notable Songs: "뿌리 [Foundation]", "남자기 때문에", "엄지 손가락", "One 한", "슬픈 기타줄", "우리 그리고 너 하나 (Us And Me One)"
- One is not a Lonely Word (2004)
- Notable Songs: "긴급상황", "편의점", "이놈의 Shake It", "가수지망생 1. (5,000원)(Skit)", "Liquor Shots (술병에 숟가락)", "하나하면 너와 나", "Symphony III", "고집쟁이", "Once Upon A Time (나의 어리석은 방황)", "백만인의 콘서트 (노래방 Rap)", "내 인생의 반의 반"
- 1945 Liberation (2005)
- Notable Songs: "음주Rapping(취중푸념)", "죽지 않는 영혼 (Found You)", "소외된 모두, 왼발을 한 보 앞으로!", "진정한 美는 마음 안에", "심의에 안 걸리는 사랑노래", "손들어! (Here!)", "60 Percenta Zen"
- Sky Is The Limit (2007)
- Notable Songs: "8:45 Heaven", "Die Legend", "Hollywood", "내가 싫다", "부활큰 타이거", "TV 속에 나", "매일 밤01"
Several of their songs are featured in Pump It Up, a Korean music video game. The song Betrayer was made by BanYa, Pump It Up's in-house group, and features Drunken Tiger as vocals, and I Want You from their first album is also used. This article is about the video game. ...
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Their lyrics often mix English with Korean, and sometimes they record a song in two different versions, one in Korean and one in English. Recent albums were recorded mostly in Korean. However the departure of DJ Shine left Tiger JK to create the sixth album as he saw fit. The result of this was a very different sound from the earlier albums, with influences from reggae and African music.
Collaborations Drunken Tiger is part of Movement, a Korean hip-hop crew, which includes several other well-known hip-hop artists: Many view Tiger JK as the leader of Movement, but this is incorrect since Movement is merely an association of hip-hop artists with similar interests. For example Tiger JK is not the leader of Movement, much like Eminem is not the leader of D-12. Dynamic Duo is a Korean hip hop duo, made up of members Choiza and Gaeko (former members of the trio, CBMass). ...
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Leessang (리ìŒ) is a Korean hip hop duo, comprised of Kang Hee-gun (Gary) and Gill Seong-joon (Gill). Formed in 2002, Leessang is known for its collaborations with Drunken Tiger, T, Big Mama King, Park Hwayobi, and many others. ...
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External links - Drunken Tiger's official website (Korean)
- Drunken Camp, Drunken Tiger's official website (English)
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