BLP KOSHER

Benjamin Landy-Pavlon (born May 3, 2000), known professionally as BLP KOSHER, is a rapper residing from Deerfield Beach, Broward County, Florida.

Before rapping, KOSHER was a semi-professional skateboarder, getting sponsorships from Habitat Skateboards and HUF Footwear. KOSHER has multiple videos of him skateboarding through the YouTube channel Vice Skateboarding.

KOSHER started rapping in late 2020 and early 2021. His late friend, Jew Shiesty, a fellow Jewish rapper, became his mentor, pushing him to keep rapping after releasing a collaboration throuhg SoundCloud. Jew Shiesty was also responsible for creating KOSHER’s stage name, after Shiesty told him to keep the BLP name from his earlier skating days.

KOSHER is well known for his wordplay, using multiple double entendres in every one of his songs. He has also heavily embraced his Jewish heritage, which he displays prominently throughout his discography.

2023 would mark the breakout year for KOSHER, thanks to songs such as “The Nac 2” and “Jew On The Canoe” gaining attention through social media. Thanks to the success of these songs, KOSHER landed his first major collaboration with BabyTron on the song “Mazel Tron.” KOSHER would continue to capture the success in his music with future releases such as “Castle,” “Cheap Gas,” and “Special K.”

On August 4, 2023, KOSHER released his debut studio album, Bars Mitzvah, which is a play on the coming-of-age Jewish ritual.