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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2025 · 59 MIN

Possessed Bars & Bloody Truths: Inside the Mind of Conman Kitty

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Enter the ritual with host Bounce Ball Boogie as he unearths the origin, madness, and music of Colorado’s underground horrorcore artist, Conman Kitty. Known for tracks like "Play Me When You Wake Up" and "If the Government Was the Empire, What Does That Make Me?", Conman Kitty blends dark humor, gritty bars, and occult-inspired storytelling to deliver a sound that defies convention. In this episode of the Underground Nation Podcast, we explore his transformation from artist to alter ego, his writing process, the myth behind the nekomata, and where this twisted journey is headed next. Whether you're into trap metal, cloud rap, or raw, unfiltered underground hip-hop—this is one episode you don’t want to miss. Topics covered: Origins of Conman Kitty’s possessed persona Behind-the-scenes of his viral tracks Skit-style storytelling and horrorcore influence Life in the Colorado underground scene Advice for independent artists building from scratch Stream now and discover why the underground never sleeps. 👉 Visit www.underground-nation.com to catch more episodes, submit music, and grab the latest physical magazine.

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