Description
Early Life & Formation
Young Stunners is a Pakistani hip-hop duo composed of Talha Anjum and Talhah Yunus, both born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan. They became friends in school and formally formed their music act on 2 July 2012, driven by a shared passion for Urdu-language rap and urban musical storytelling.
Rise to Fame
Their breakout moment came with the viral single “Burger-e-Karachi” in 2013, which offered a sharp and satirical look at Karachi’s westernized elite culture. They followed it with tracks like “Maila Majnu” and “Laam Say Chaurha”, gaining traction in Pakistan’s emerging underground rap scene.
Musical Style & Influence
Young Stunners pioneered Urdu rap and hip-hop in Pakistan, blending raw street narratives, bilingual (Urdu/Punjabi/English) lyrics, and urban beats. Their style is rooted in hip-hop culture but layered with South Asian cultural references and a modern, global sound.
Major Achievements & Collaborations
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Released their debut album Rebirth in 2017.
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Contributed to the official anthem of the 2021 Pakistan Super League, Groove Mera, collaborating with other major Pakistani artists.
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Their live performances have drawn massive crowds in Pakistan and overseas; they continue to influence Pakistan’s urban youth culture.
Legacy & Significance
Young Stunners are widely credited with bringing Urdu-language rap into the mainstream in Pakistan. Their success has opened pathways for many South Asian hip-hop artists and has changed the musical landscape in the region.
