- Xatar is a Kurdish-German rapper and former gang member.
- He was born in Iraq and raised in Germany.
- Xatar’s real name is Giwar Hajabi.
- He served eight years in prison for armed robbery.
- Xatar founded the label Alles oder Nix Records.
- His debut album “Alles oder Nix” reached #4 on German charts.
- Xatar has collaborated with popular German rappers such as Haftbefehl and SSIO.
- He has been involved in controversies over alleged ties to organized crime.
- In 2018, Xatar released his fourth studio album “KDD”.
- He is known for his unique flow and storytelling abilities in his music.
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Xatar Net Worth, Age, Height, Bio, Birthday, Wiki!
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Xatar Ranked on the list of most popular Rapper. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Iran. Xatar celebrates birthday on December 24 of every year.
In the summer of 2016, a man in front of Xatar’s Shisha bar Bar Noon was attacked by several men. In addition to knife wounds, he also suffered a fractured skull. Since the men involved were associated with Xatar and the injured man with the musician KC Rebell, some tabloid media spoke of a “rapper war”. There had been public disputes between the two hip-hop musicians some time before, after Xatar had claimed that KC Rebell had wanted to join Alles or Nix Records a year earlier. After the incident, the Cologne District Court issued an arrest warrant against Xatar for attempted manslaughter and assault. He surrendered on August 23, 2016, referring to having been on his way back from a Hanover festival at the time of the crime. The arrest warrant was ultimately lifted.
Is Xatar Kurdish?
Born in 1981 to a Kurdish family in Iran’s Sanandaj city, Xatar and his family fled to what is now the Kurdistan Region. Like many other Kurds in Iraq, he and his family were tortured and imprisoned by Saddam Hussein’s regime, Xatar told Rudaw, adding that he himself was imprisoned in Iraq for three months.
Where is Xatar from?
Sanandaj, Iran
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