4-Year-Old Rapper’s Music Video Takes Aim At Gun Violence

LITTLE ROCK, AR — “Hey dad. I wanna go outside, but I’m scared.”

That’s how 4-year-old Kash Coullier starts his latest music video, a cover of OG Bobby Billions' “Outside.”

Kash, known as “Kashmania,” is already an accomplished rapper at age 4, having performed for nearly a year already. The “Outside” music video gives a perspective on gun violence in the Arkansas capital and across the nation from the outlook of young children.

"I want people to stop the violence," Kash told WZZM about his latest work.

Kash is the son of Little Rock-based musician Carlos “CraftyLos” Coullier, who didn’t expect his son to follow in his footsteps this soon, but has embraced the 4-year-old’s passion for rapping.

The older Coullier serves as Kash’s manager, booking several live performances and arranging for YouTube music releases over the last year.

It was after hearing himself on a song in a studio session with his dad that made Kash fall in love with music, according to WZZM.

While the tune is a cover on OG Bobby Billions, Kash’s lyrics are about children who become victims of stray bullets in Little Rock, Black Enterprise reported.

"Most kids don't really have a real perspective in this world until they get a certain age, so no one really listens to them," Coullier told WZZM, "but they experience the same thing we experience when they're put in certain situations."