KINGSTREET
hip-hop
KINGSTREET, identified by Le National as Pierre Louis Kendy, is part of the newer Haitian drill and rap-kreyol wave that rose fast through digital circulation. In a profile published on December 27, 2023, Le National described him as one of the young rappers who had marked the year, citing tracks such as "Ki plan w pou mwen," "E kounya," and "Eseye Grandi," along with collaborations involving Bourik de Latalay, Fantom, Izolan, Durkheim, and Magic Touch. The same piece reported more than 6 million YouTube views for "Ki plan w pou mwen" in seven months and more than 8 million for "E kounya."
His catalog shows why that rise made sense. "Tanperaman" with Fantom links him to an established rap-kreyol heavyweight, while "Lotto" with Steves J. Bryan moves toward a more melodic and commercially flexible lane. Official channel metadata already verified in the repo shows that KINGSTREET kept releasing in 2026, with singles including "Fe Saw Vle Avem," "M'Sonjew," "Ou Gen Pwoblem," and "Lotto," which suggests that the breakout moment turned into a sustained release schedule rather than a one-off spike.
KINGSTREET is useful as a marker of how Haitian rap now scales: through official video, fast collaboration, and phone-first circulation as much as through older performance circuits. His base remains rap and drill, but the music is clearly testing where Haitian street pop, dancehall energy, and mainstream HMI crossover can meet.