Hunnid-P

Emmanuel Armoogam, better known by his stage name Hunnid-P, (short for Hunnid Pacent) is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer best known for his work on the Sonic the Hedgehog Series

Armoogram first began his rap career as a protege of record executive and music consultant Steve Lobel, who was previously the manager of rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. Sega’s record label, Wave Master Records, got in contact with Lobel and requested a recording artist/songwriter for their game Sonic Adventure 2, in which Armoogam accepted. According to an interview, he had only 1 day to write and record all of the tracks. During the recording session, Hunnid stated he was “surrounded by Japanese people”, which apparently was not a deterrent.
Hunnid-P performed vocals for Knuckles the Echidna’s theme song and stages in Sonic
Adventure 2.

In 2012, he claimed to be working on a new Sonic game. This was however disproven in 2016, when in an interview with FTCR, he claimed that this was just to get the attention of fans. He also stated during this interview that he would love to do a Sonic Adventure 2 concert for the fans if any Sonic Conventions reached out to him for it. On March 21, 2014, Hunnid-P was arrested for felony weapon possession. Allegedly, he was released from prison on November 30, 2015, though he has been inactive on his Google+ page since