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Group X : ウィキペディア英語版
Gröûp X

Gröûp X (also known as ''Gröûp X: Arabian Rap Sensations'') is a faux Arabian rock band, claiming to be from the fictional village of Cramshananteen, Saudi Arabia; however, they originate from Georgia, USA. They play a mix of rap and rock. They are known for using comically accented and mangled English〔(Noteworthy Nobodies: Group X has hilarious hip-hop ), by Jason Albaugh, Western Herald, Jan 16, 2003〕 and a vaguely hostile (yet satirical) attitude towards the United States and Americans. (They should not be confused with the early 1960s English instrumental band Group X)
== Members ==
Mentioning their true identities or nationalities is generally frowned upon by fans and band alike. In Gröûp X, the individual performers are known only by their pseudonyms:
* Hashmeer Shashmeer: Rifleman
* Blade Razorr: Weapons specialist explosives expert
* Rex Wif Da Machine: Heavy machine gunner
* White Chocolate: Guest rapper, beatboxer and backing vocals (the only one claiming to be a "white / American" character)
The real names of the band members are unknown to most.
Post-Hashmeer period:
* Blade Razorr: Lead vocals, prank calls.
* Rowbby the Sheeth: Bass
* Rex Wif Da Machine: Drums, backing vocals
* Flat-Eyed Tony: Keyboard
*(Metts, Jonathan ) ("Editorial: A Night with Group X" ), ''NintendoWorldReport'', March 26, 2002. Accessed July 5, 2007.〕
Hashmeer Shashmeer left the group after the release of ''Stepping on the Crowtche owf Your Americain Presidaint''. However, according to the official Gröûp X mailing list, Hashmeer had left Gröûp X in 2001, but returned "aifter a two yeares in rezidence at L'ACADEMIE DE LA MUSIQUE."
Pending Hashmeer's departure from the band Blade has taken over Vocals (Talks/Shoutes)and Blade's alleged son "Rowbby the Sheeth" as he is known in the ''"Waffle house Crank Call"'' bonus track at the end of ''"Stepping on the Crowtche owf Your Americain Presidaint"'' album has taken over Bass guitar in Blade's place. This is made evident on the DVD: ''"Live from Cramshananteen"'' mid-performance by Blade himself.

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