Since they are all slated to perform at the same concert that will be headlined by popular American rapper Travis Scott in 2023, the Young Stunners collective of Pakistani rappers seem to be off to a promising start.
Rapper “King” from India recently informed all hip-hop and rap followers of the exciting news via social media. On March 11 on Yas Island, King will host the Wireless Festival Abu Dhabi, which will feature several well-known hip-hop acts from all over the world. King confirmed the first few performers on Instagram. Only our very own Talha Anjum and Talhah Yunus, who shared the stage with American rapper Travis Scott, were included.
“The return of Wireless 2023 is fantastic news. Look for Divine and I from India as well as our friends Young Stunners from Pakistan on the list! “Rapper Maan Meri Jaan wrote this. He went on to say how happy he was that South Asian musicians were getting more recognition from the outside world. These are some next-level achievements for us, he remarked. On March 11, 2023, we, the Desi Boys, shall return. Buy tickets to show us the most affection, blessings, and support possible.”
The renowned Egyptian trap musician Wegz, the American rapper Lil Uzi Vert, the Ghanaian singer Black Sherrif, and the Canadian-Iraqi performer Ali Gatie are among the other performers scheduled to appear at the festival.
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Even though the list already includes many performers with a wide range of talents, the Wireless Festival article says that further acts are still awaiting announcement. Since Burger-e-Karachi, the Young Stunners’ debut single, was released, they have seen real success. Before making their international debut in Abu Dhabi, the Pakistani hip-hop duo made appearances at events throughout the country.
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