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Ragıp Aytuğ Tunal (born 14 April 1983), better known by his stage name Hayki, is a Turkish rapper, singer and songwriter. He established a music company called PMC with other Turkish rappers, Patron and Da Poet. In 2017, he Published a song called B1R. He had to leave PMC after having some problems with his old friend Patron. He established the music company "Unique Fabric".

Discography

Albums and EPs

• SSSS (2008)
• Paşa Rhyme (2008)
• High Kick Low Punch (2009)
• Bilinmeyen Artizzzler (ft. Şehinşah & Fieber) (2010)
• Bir Kaç Milyar Soluk (2012)
• PMC Volume One (ft. Patron) (2014)
• 2005-2015 Compilation (2017)
• Ol (2018)
• Kötü Adam (Ajna) (2020)

Singles and duets

• Uyuyorum Bi' Dakka (ft. Fünye) (2006)
• Click Dann (2007)
• Eyvah (ft. Da Poet) (2008)
• Zıpla Bunaldığında (ft. Patron) (2010)
• Madalyon (ft. Grogi & Nomad) (2011)
• Manifesto (ft. Allâme) (2012)
• Sürgün (ft. Patron) (2013)
• Ego (ft. Patron & Anıl Piyancı) (2013)
• Kara Para (ft. Anıl Piyancı & Defkhan & Allâme) (2016)
• Tablo (ft. Yener Çevik & Eypio) (2016)
• Uzay (ft. Onur Uğur & Patron) (2017)
• B1R (2017)
• Katil (ft. Eypio) (2017)
• Tarih (ft. Aspova) (2019)
• Kargalar (2019)
• Katliam 3 (ft. Massaka, Anıl Piyancı, Dr. Fuchs, Tekmill, Yener Çevik, Canbay & Wolker, Diablo63, Şanışer, Sansar Salvo, Defkhan, Sir-Dav, Rota) (2019)
• Susamam (ft. Şanışer, Fuat Ergin, Ados, Server Uraz, Beta, Tahribad-ı İsyan, Sokrat St, Ozbi, Deniz Tekin, Sehabe, Yeis Sensura, Aspova, Defkhan, Aga B, Mirac, Mert Şenel, Kamufle) (2019)
• Söylesene (ft. Behz) (2019)
• Kol Bozuk (2019)
• Tahammülüm Yok (2019)
• Dolunay (2019)
• Ofsayt (2019)
• Deli (2019)
• Gömelim mi (ft. Olvi) (2019)
• Panter (ft. Omero) (2020)
• Fareli Köyün Kavalcısı (2020)
• UF! (ft. Omero & GOKO! & Olvi & Fredd & Simurg) (2020)
• ŞIKIR ŞIKIR (2020)
• Doğru Kötüler Yanlış İyiler (2020)
• Kay Kay (ft. Eypio) (2020)
• Turkish Nightmare (ft. Uzi & Motive & Eko Fresh & Killa Hakan) (2020)
• Seni De Vururlar (2021)
• Koma Beni El Yerine (2021)
• Elmas (ft. Omero) (2021)
• MANTRA (2021)
• Bedel (ft. Rota) (2021)
• Bu Son (ft. Fredd) (2021)
• Bir Şansım Var (ft. Can Kazaz) (2021)
• Zirve 2 ft. (Rota & Defkhan & Burak King & Hayki & Yener Çevik)
• Jeton (ft. Kezzo)
• Rüzgar (ft. Ceza)

References

1. Haber, Demokrasi. "Rapçi Hayki ve Patron'un PMC kavgası şaşırttı! PMC neden dağıldı? Hayki ve Patron neden küfürleştiler?". www.demokrasihaber.com/. Archived from the original on 2020-05-16. Retrieved 2020-08-03.
2. "Hayki'nin Türkiye'nin birliği için yazdığı şarkı rekora koşuyor!". Sözcü.

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