Bizzy, born Park Jun-young on February 29, 1980, is a South Korean rapper known for his dynamic flow and contributions to the Korean hip-hop scene. He started his career in 2001, building his reputation through collaborations with established artists. In 2003, he became a member of Drunken Tiger’s label, Jungle Entertainment, and formed the trio MFBTY (My Fans Better Than Yours) alongside Tiger JK and Yoon Mi-rae in 2013. Bizzy’s solo work includes his first solo mini-album Bizzionary, released in 2008, which showcased his unique style blending hip-hop with electronic elements. He later contributed to MFBTY’s albums, including The Cure (2013), and WondaLand (2015), which gained significant attention for its genre-bending tracks. Known for his lyrical depth, Bizzy also made notable appearances on tracks by Epik High, Jay Park, and other Korean hip-hop icons. Though more recognized as a collaborator, Bizzy’s contributions have left a lasting mark on the Korean hip-hop landscape. His work with MFBTY helped broaden the appeal of Korean hip-hop internationally, making him a respected figure in the industry.
