List of Iranian hip hop artists
The musicians listed are active in Iranian hip hop.
| Stage name | Full name | Year of birth | Country of residence | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hichkas | Soroush Lashkary | 1984 | London | [1] |
| Yas | Yaser Bakhtiari | 1982 | Iran | [2] |
| Ho3ein | Hosein Rahmati | 1989 | Armenia | [3] |
| Pishro | Mohammad Reza Naseri Azad | 1988 | Turkey | [4] |
| Mehrad hidden | Mehrad Mostofi-Rad | 1984 | Iran | [5] |
| Bahram | Bahram Nouraei | 1988 | Sweden | [6]
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| Erfan | Erfan Hajrasuliha | 1983 | United States | [7] |
| Kaardo | Hidden Artist | 1994 | Iran | [8] |
| Amir Tataloo | Amirhossein Maghsoudloo | 1987 | Turkey | [9] |
| Fadaei | Ashkan Fadaei | 1990 | France | |
| Tohi | Hossein Mousavi | 1989 | England | |
| Sogand | Sogand Soheili | 1987 | German |
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