Supaman landed 2.8 million views on a single video 😯📈 this artist in the Native Hip Hop genre uses his channel to share his story & give back to his community ❤️ #YouTubeImpact #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth → yt.be/SupamanBlog | YouTube

One of our most popular videos: Supaman performs "Prayer Loop Song" in the Enjoy Billings studio. | Billings Gazette

Native American hip-hop artist and dancer Supaman's art breaks down stereotypes beat by beat. He performed at Banff Centre in 2015 and returns this Friday @ 730 PM for a night of music and motivational stories in The Jenny. Watch as Supaman speaks to how he came to meld his Indigenous culture with hip-hop to spread a message of hope, then book your tickets to his live performance this Friday 👉 https://bit.ly/3H0VRrP | Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity

Supaman has also been a viral sensation with his video 'Prayer Loop Song' garnering over 1.2 million hits on YouTube. He is a champion fancy dancer travelling extensively on the powwow circuit throughout the U.S and Canada. Born Christian Parrish "Native Americans grasp that culture of hip-hop because of the struggle. Hip-hop was talking about the ghetto life, poverty, crime, drugs, alcohol, teen pregnancy; all that crazy stuff that happens in the ghetto is similar to the reservation life. We ca

Native American hip hop artist and dancer Supaman's art breaks down stereotypes beat by beat. Hear him talk about his unique performance style and how he came to meld his Indigenous culture with hip hop in order to spread a message of hope. Supaman (Christian Parrish) performed at Banff Centre in 2015 for National Aboriginal Day (now called National Indigenous People's Day). | Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity