RAAFKY: From Chittagong Streets to Bangla Hip-Hop Stardom
Straight outta the raw blocks of Chittagong, RAAFKY isn’t just another rapper. He’s a movement shaking the core of Bangladeshi hip-hop. Rapper, songwriter, and producer in one, this powerhouse is rewriting the Bangla rap scene with street hunger and studio precision.
With razor-sharp bars, genre-smashing beats, and an unstoppable grind, RAAFKY is carving his crown in the Bangladesh rap game. His bangers like “Berthota,” “Ondhokar,” “Opekha” ft. Fraze & “MAKE SOME FCKING NOISE” deliver raw street stories, heavy feels, and unfiltered energy—proving why he’s one of the top Bangla rappers pushing the culture forward. Every drop fuses gritty street flavor with soulful vibes, making his sound fearless, authentic, and unforgettable.
And while the local Bangladeshi hip-hop scene is leveling up, RAAFKY’s vision is already global. With heavyweight collabs in the pipeline, relentless releases, and a die-hard fanbase moving like an army, he’s taking Bangladesh hip-hop worldwide. This isn’t just rap. It’s an evolution. And RAAFKY is the one steering the revolution.
RAAFKY Drops Visual for “Para, Goli, Moholla” – A True Bangla Rap Street Anthem
Bangladeshi hip-hop heavy hitter RAAFKY just unleashed the official music video for his track “Para, Goli, Moholla” from his fire album “Local Scene.” This one’s a straight old-school Bangla rap banger packed with RAAFKY’s insane flow, razor-sharp bars, and street-driven energy.
Written and performed by RAAFKY, the track’s production, mixing, and mastering are all handled by the man himself, showing why he’s one of the most versatile Bangladeshi rappers in the game. Shot at Rough Records Studio, with raw cinematography by Diss Nawab and edits crafted by RAAFKY, the video captures pure Chittagong street culture vibes and the pulse of the local Bangla rap scene.
This drop isn’t just another release. It’s a movement from the Bangladesh hip-hop underground to the mainstream. “Para, Goli, Moholla” proves why RAAFKY continues to lead the charge for Bangla hip-hop on a global scale.
