Positive K

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Darryl Gibson, better known as Positive K, is an American rapper from the Bronx, New York. He started rapping in 1988.

Positive K scored a major rap hit with 1992's "I Got a Man". Leading up to that, he cut a few underground compilation appearances, including one — "I'm Not Havin' It," a duet with MC Lyte — that upped his profile significantly. A guest spot on Grand Puba's debut album, along with a self-released, Big Daddy Kane-produced single ("Nightshift"), set the stage for The Skills Dat Pay da Bills. His debut full-length, released on Island subsidiary 4th & Broadway, balanced Nation of Islam themes with gangsta-isms and more pop-based moments. Meanwhile, he kept his Creative Control label in operation, signing and cultivating new talent.

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