G-Hot

G-Hot (* 1983 ; civil Gökhan Şensan) is a Berlin based rapper. He was discovered and promoted by Fler and is currently sign to his label Maskulin. G-Hot grew up with his german mother and his turkish father. He has four sisters. In 2005 G-Hot made his first appearances on Flers album Neue Deutsche Welle (en: "New German Wave") and the Aggro Berlin label-sampler Aggro Ansage Nr. 5 (en: "Aggro Announcements No. 5"). In the same year he was signed to Aggro. In 2007 he joined forces with his labelmate Boss A. On the G-Hot's myspace page they announced a joint album. In July they released the track "Keine Toleranz[" (en: "No tolerance") online. The track is aggressively aimed against gays and openly calls for violence against homosexuals. Among other things the lyrics state that gays do not deserve to live and call for the emasculation of gay men. Shortly thereafter Aggro Berlin announced that G-Hot has left the label. An official statement on July 6th said that G-Hot's signing to Aggro Berlin already expired earlier in 2006 and that all business realations have ended by then. In a statement by his label Suppe inna Puppe it was said that the track is to be understood as a satirical reflection over prejudices against gays. He was sued by multiple LGBT activist groups and inivduals for Volksverhetzung ("incitement of popular hatred"). In 2008 he released the album of money laundering , the G-Hot with MOK was recorded. It was produced by Beatzarre and Djorkaeff. On 20 June 2008, his debut album The Miracle of Berlin over soup Inna Puppe published. On the album, the rapper's claw, Satanic Steve and Smexer are represented with guest posts. The production was taken over by Beatzarre and Coopa. In July 2011 G-Hots former supporter turned Fler contact after four-year break forth again. Both participated in the course of his songs again, with three songs for the album Fler the bus at the back emerged. it was the beginning of September by the separation claw of G-Hots soup inna doll announced. Then the rapper was signed to label Flers Masculine . Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.