Drunken Tiger

Albums

	Year of the Tiger - 1999 Notable Songs: "I Want You" "Do You Know Hiphop?"
	Great Rebirth - 2000 Notable Songs: "Great Rebirth" "The Movement"
	The Legend of... - 2001 Notable Songs: "Good Life" "Is Ack Hizay?"
	Foundation - 2003 Notable Songs: "Thumb" "Fist of Fury"
	One is not a Lonely Word - 2004 Notable Songs: "Liquor Shots" "Convenience Store" "Stubborn Person"
	1945 Liberation - 2005 Notable Songs: "Found You" "Isolated One, Left Foot Foward"
	Sky is the Limit - 2007 Notable Songs: "8:45 Heaven" "Hollywood"

Drunken Tiger is given credit for being South Korea's greatest hip-hop pioneers. In 1999, when packaged pop and redundant ballads dominated Korea's music industry, Drunken Tiger debuted and challenged the system with their unique hip-hop sound and realistic lyrics. Although their straightforward attitude made them one of the most controversial figures in Korea's conservative media, without their willingness to challenge musical and societal conventions, Korean hip-hop would not be where it is today. They are also one of the very few Korean hip-hop artists able to appeal to people on an international level, making them key pioneers for the entire Korean music industry. After eight years, seven albums, and many obstacles, Drunken Tiger still reigns as Korea's most respected hip-hop figures.

Drunken Tiger originally consisted of five members, with members DJ Shine and Tiger JK being the forefront members. DJ Jhig, Micki Eyes, and Roscoe Umali are also consisted members of Drunken Tiger, although it was mainly DJ Shine and Tiger JK performing live shows. At the dawn of the 6th album in 2005, DJ Shine officially left the group, leaving JK as the main front man of Drunken Tiger.