Artist description We be rappers that hate rap.

Music Style stupid

Musical Influences Insane Clown Posse

Similar Artists Insane Clown Posse

Artist History Unlike most rappers Big K and Lil J of the Unavailable Killas, grew up in a shitty small town in the dirty south. There, as in the lyrics of the song “NA KILLA,” they were born and raised to hate the town. Big K and Lil J were pissed off and hated where they lived, so they decided to form a band. Out of hate for rap and love for Rock they created a new style of music known as Stupid. They quickly recorded some demo songs. A rich agent from Sony Epic records heard them and liked them. He thought they could sell a lot of records, so he landed them a $20 million deal. Then Big K and Lil J had an orgy with a lot of hot playmates at the Playboy mansion. This all turned out to be a dream, except the part about the agent, money, and playmates. Big K and Lil J recorded their first CD Our Style Be Stupid, under the name NA KILLAS, which was changed to unavailable killas. The CD will soon be on their website for you to waste your money on. Big K and Lil J do warn you about buying the CD. Before you buy the CD there will be a warning, DO NOT BUY OUR CD, WE SUCK. Because of the content on all of unavailable killas songs, the CD will come with a LISTENER ADVISORY STUPID LYRICS sticker. Right now Big K and Lil J are sitting at home whacking off to a picture of Carmon Electra in the hopes that on some day on some distant planet that they too will WIN BEN STEIN’S MONEY, or become a hit stupid music group.

Group Members Big K - bass and vocals Lil J - guitar and vocals

Instruments bass, guitar, and drum machine

Albums Our Style Be Stupid, The Yellow Album

Location North Augusta, SC - USA

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