Antihype is a Russian music association created by Andrey Zamay. The main ideology of the association is postirony: the participants constantly walk on the edge between seriousness and humor.
The two most famous members of the association are Slava KPSS and Andrey Zamay. The guys are for the most part involved in writing and performing music. You could say that this is a musical association. Slava and Andrey often record joint tracks and albums.
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Music is recorded mainly in the rap genre. The peculiarity of creativity is high prolificacy (only Slava now has more than 1200 songs) and specific irony. Guys say that if you record only serious tracks, you are boring, and if you record only ironic ones, you are a clown. So we should record one ironic and one serious track.
The members of the association intentionally don't get too popular, rarely going on interviews and podcasts. And if an interview is given, it often turns into a circus, when the interviewer is trolled and deliberately does not answer questions seriously. Antihype should remain an underground movement.
The two most famous members of the association are Slava KPSS and Andrey Zamay. The guys are for the most part involved in writing and performing music. You could say that this is a musical association. Slava and Andrey often record joint tracks and albums.
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Music is recorded mainly in the rap genre. The peculiarity of creativity is high prolificacy (only Slava now has more than 1200 songs) and specific irony. Guys say that if you record only serious tracks, you are boring, and if you record only ironic ones, you are a clown. So we should record one ironic and one serious track.
The members of the association intentionally don't get too popular, rarely going on interviews and podcasts. And if an interview is given, it often turns into a circus, when the interviewer is trolled and deliberately does not answer questions seriously. Antihype should remain an underground movement.
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