Barikad Crew (also known as BC) is a Haitian rap kreyòl group formed in 2002 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, with roots associated with the Bas Peu d’Chose (BPC) area. The group became one of the most influential collectives in modern Haitian hip-hop, known for street-level storytelling and social commentary.

Background & Rise:
Barikad Crew’s early releases and neighborhood-based videos helped bring rap kreyòl to a wider audience. Their first carnival single is widely cited as “Projè Project” (2003).

Members:
Over time the lineup has included prominent voices such as Fantom and Izolan among others; the group has also had several past members (some deceased).

Known For:
One of Haiti’s best-known rap collectives; major impact on popularizing rap kreyòl; strong connection to Port-au-Prince neighborhoods and youth culture.

Themes:
Street reality, resilience, social critique, community identity, pride, everyday Haitian life.

Collaborations / Associated Acts:
Often linked (in various credits/associations) with acts such as Majik Click, Anbased Camp, Sektè Atis Lib, Pick-up Click, and others (scene affiliations vary by era).

Awards:
No single definitive awards list is consistently documented across major databases; recognized primarily through cultural impact and longevity.