Killa C
December 24th, 1999. Coul Hill becomes Killa C, Tha Outcast. Over the span of the next year and a half, he releases three albums; Murderous Ways, Sides One, Two, & Three. On October 31st 2001 Killa C released Rivaz Ov Blood, which was available in several stores from Cincinnati to Detroit and Montana. Rivaz Ov Blood quickly gained Killa C notoriety for wickedness with a bold statement: He is, THE KING OF SICKNESS. Shorter than one year later, to follow up on what was spreading quickly Read Full BioDecember 24th, 1999. Coul Hill becomes Killa C, Tha Outcast. Over the span of the next year and a half, he releases three albums; Murderous Ways, Sides One, Two, & Three. On October 31st 2001 Killa C released Rivaz Ov Blood, which was available in several stores from Cincinnati to Detroit and Montana. Rivaz Ov Blood quickly gained Killa C notoriety for wickedness with a bold statement: He is, THE KING OF SICKNESS. Shorter than one year later, to follow up on what was spreading quickly, Killa C dropped MURDAEYEZ which not only furthered the message, but also informed the rest of the Undergound that if Killa C was going anywhere, it was only up. MURDAEYEZ earned Killa C the Tuney Award for 2002 Rap Artist Of The Year in Montana as presented by the Billings Outpost. MURDAEYEZ also donned the coming of the (now titled) Str8Dirty.com webstore which is where Killa C fans shop for the merchandise they so proudly represent. In 2003, Killa C entered the Phat or Whack contest on www.InsaneClownPosse.com with I KUT U, and was UNDOUBTABLY voted PHAT. In 2004, Killa C completed his newest project, one that which is truly a masterpiece and features Tech N9ne, Big Krizz Kaliko, Project: Deadman, R.O.C., and more. The album features production by Mike E. Clark, Tekneko Bros. Productions, and Robert Rebeck. The album also features a bonus DVD with three music videos, commentary and special footage from Tech N9ne, Big Krizz Kaliko, and others that have greatly influenced Killa C over the past several years. A text only interview that was geared strictly for Tainted Flesh at www.JuggaloGaming.com last march received OVER 200,000 views in less than four weeks time. A sneak preview of the music video for Torn, from Tainted Flesh was available for a short time at ww.FaygoLuvers.net and received 5,000 downloads in just a couple days. The fact is, Killa C is growing, and with the release of Tainted Flesh, Growth will be exponential. Tainted Flesh is aimed for an October 4th, 2005 release date, at which time Killa C's Wicked Gospel will spread across the globe like an infectious plague.
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Smooth Criminal
C-murder rapped on some of the most eerie beats this one and torture chamber sound like horror movie music lol and i love them all.
Anthony Taylor
A certain type of mf could listen to this and FEEL it. Beats By the Pound by far the most underated producers of that era. No doubt C-Murder meant every fuckin' word he spat. Eyez of a Killa... 😲😵💀
100% real chuunage
@DiesFastest 666 no he didn't even the witnesses have gave statements saying it wasn't c & that the mfn police was only interested in blaming cory
DiesFastest 666
Y’all realize he killed a teenager right?
MrTruboy
@David Quinn C-MURDER to real for u new cats today
David Quinn
He was convicted of killing. That would make him a murderer. He was the only tru man in the group. Lived in the projects after he made money to move out. P won't even visit him in prison
Melvin Hopkins
Memphis we bump the hell out of this album Maine
Johnny Aleman
C-murda I want you free.
Jamar Turner
Johnny Aleman I concur
Rich Noble
As i walk out the crack house strapped when my bullet proof vest cuz i can't live with no bullets up in my chest