wants to listen. Desert Heat was formed in late 2002, consists of two Emirati brothers ‘Illmiyah’ (eel-mee-yah) & ‘Arableak’, Mustafa qarooni Emirati Rapper known with his stage name Dj Sadcat started in 2004, In the year 2009 Sadcat had met a Car Accident in which created a song (Surrounded) for his situation the song was on YouTube until the listeners they started reporting the song for be to real and sad to listen Saudi Arabia Hip-hop in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia emerged around 2003. Hip hop emerged as an on-line community as rappers shared their work online and competed for fans in the "underground field". A rapper called Klash became infamous due to allegations of racism in his lyrics. Klash, along with friends he rapped with, initially focused on social issues such as unemployment and nepotism. It was common for teenager and young adult social circles, for example, a group of friends who are also neighbors, to be referred to as gangs. These gangs continued to produce music while following the same theme. However, a diss was released against Klash, by an individual who was accused of taking offense to the prevalent lyrical themes, and thus seeking revenge. Klash dissed that individual back, and soon Klash, and an increasing number of rappers turned their attention to releasing diss tracks. Klash's diss tracks attracted many fans. This point led the youth society to take this style which made Klash's fame. Tunisia Hamada Ben Amor, known as El General, is a Tunisian rapper. El General's popularity is largely attributable to his musical contributions to the Jasmine Revolution that took place in his home country. El General began producing hip-hop music prior to the revolution and largely relied upon social media to publicize his music. His first recording, "Rais LeBled," was posted to YouTube in November 2010. The song was an attack on the former authoritarian ruler, Zine El Abidine Ben-Ali, and the poor conditions in the state, including poverty, unemployment, and political and social injustices. Following the suicide attempt by Mohammed Bouazizzi in Sidi Bouzzid, Tunisia, which prompted the revolutionary movement, El General's music was used in ensuing demonstrations. El General released subsequent songs, which similarly criticize the government and called for the end to Ben-Ali's regime. Consequently, he was arrested and imprisoned by Tunisian state police. His imprisonment further propelled the popularity of his music and activists demanded his release.