BIOGRAPHY
Positive K, born Darryl Gibson on August 20, 1970, is an American rapper and producer known for his contributions to the hip-hop scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Hailing from the Bronx, New York, Positive K gained recognition for his smooth delivery, clever wordplay, and humorous storytelling.
One of Positive K's notable achievements came with the release of his 1992 hit single "I Got a Man" from his debut album "The Skills Dat Pay da Bills." The song showcased his ability to play both sides of a conversation between a man and a woman and became a chart success. "I Got a Man" is often cited as one of the classic hip-hop tracks of the early '90s.
Positive K's lyrical style combined humor and wit, and he was known for his charismatic and laid-back flow. While "I Got a Man" remains his most well-known single, Positive K continued to release music and collaborate with other artists.
Beyond his solo career, Positive K has been involved in various projects, including collaborations with MC Lyte. He was featured on the remix of MC Lyte's hit "I Wanna Be Down," which also included verses from Brandy, Yo-Yo, and Queen Latifah.
Positive K's impact on hip-hop is acknowledged for his contribution to the genre's storytelling tradition and his ability to craft entertaining and memorable narratives within his music. While he may not have achieved the same level of mainstream success as some of his peers, Positive K remains respected for his skills and his place in the history of hip-hop.