Flowsik debuts on SpitFireHipHop with his ‘Bbung’ video.

JayPak, aka, Flowsik, is the Queens born Korean-American rapper who first made waves in the underground rap scene of NYC. Flowsik broke into the limelight of the music industry as a member of the highly successful hip-hop and R&B trio Aziatix that debuted in 2011. Aziatix quickly rose through the ranks in the Asian hip-hop world and won Best New Asian Artist at the Mnet Asian Music awards soon after their formation. Flow’s crossover potential was recognized early in 2013 when Aziatix signed with Cash Money Records, marking the largest record deal to date between a U.S. Record label and a music act from Asia. At the time, the US was not ready for a K-hip hop rapper, but now, with the massive surge of K-pop in the United States, it’s clear that Flowsik’s is on the brink of major US success.

2018 has proven to be one of the busiest for Flowsik yet with his newest collaboration series with Korean rapper, singer, and songwriter Jessi. The two have teamed up for two new releases, “All I Need’ and “Wet”, both of which have surpassed millions of plays on YouTube and Spotify. The tracks are cool-flowing and catchy, and captivate Flowsik’s ability as an artist to adapt to new projects. His tireless work ethic and perfectionism as an artist have placed him on a path to a bright a future – and he’s only just scratching the surface.

Flow possesses all of the elements to become an international K-hip hop star. Born in Queens, he has been driving the underground hip-hop scene at home as well as being highly involved in the Korean industry for seven-years. He embodies both worlds that now can be translated and consumed by the US music market. Most importantly, he has a distinctively deep voice and delivery that is truly unforgettable. Keep an eye out for what’s next from the prolific talent—there’s a whole lot more in store for fans and critics alike.

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