Original Rap Staff (O.R.S.) is a pioneering Haitian hip-hop collective from Carrefour (Port-au-Prince), active since the early 1990s. The group helped define Kreyòl rap with sharp social commentary and released two studio albums, “Ké pópóz” (1996) and “Nap Toujou La” (1999). O.R.S. is credited with Haiti’s first rap music video, “Bagay dwòl,” filmed in 1994 by director Richard Sénécal at the Carrefour Sports Center. Major releases: Ké pópóz (1996); Nap Toujou La (1999). Popular songs: “Bagay dwòl,” “Plotonnen,” “Lov Mwen,” “Le Bon Son,” “Chak Jou Se Jou Pa Mwen,” “Yo Pral Gouverne W.” Recurring themes: street reality, political critique, social justice, carnival culture, Kreyòl/French wordplay. Known for: one of Haiti’s earliest rap crews; first Haitian rap video (“Bagay dwòl,” 1994); strong ties to Carrefour’s hip-hop scene in the 1990s. Aliases / slogan: Also known as “O.R.S.” Collaborations: Work with director Richard Sénécal; compilation/collective title “Supastarz – Original Rap Staff All Stars” (1999). Awards: No widely documented awards in major music databases as of Aug. 2025.