In their music, the twins address various topics related to black culture, peripheral living, sex and ostentation; further, they talk about fashion, confidence and self-esteem.
There was also a period when the mother, with whom they spent most of that phase of their lives, moved to another city and they, as teenagers, had to support themselves.
[3] Sisters of Bitrinho, one of the founders of Batalha do Santa Cruz, the sisters still very young began to attend one of the most important rhyming battles of the São Paulo rap scene, responsible for revealing names like Projota, Emicida and Rashid.
Shy at the time, they met Drik Barbos and were encouraged by the rapper to start the blog "Expensive Shit".
[4] The univitelline twins became more and more known in the underground scene of São Paulo,[4] for starting in national rap as DJs,[4] and dedicating themselves to other areas as art directors, designers and speakers, calling themselves "peripheral activists".
and finally debut as MCs, launching the first musical project "Cachorra Kmikze", soon after the acclaimed EP "Rouff" was released, in partnership with rapper Ashira.
[7] In 2020, they released the song "Tang" in partnership with rapper Kyan, which later went viral on the social network TikTok.
[14] In February, they caught the attention of the public when they participated in the new album by singer Gloria Groove, "Lady Leste".