Jebroer

Jebroer, the stage name of Tim Kimman, is a Dutch rapper born in Voorschoten who emerged from the Dutch gabber and hardstyle-adjacent scene before breaking into mainstream hip-hop and pop. He first gained wider recognition through his contribution to Yellow Claw's «Nooit meer slapen» in 2012, which helped establish him within the Dutch urban and electronic music circuits.

His sound blends rap, pop, and electronic influences, often drawing on the energetic, hardstyle-tinged aesthetic of his gabber roots while producing radio-friendly hits. Tracks like «Omlaag» topped the Dutch iTunes hip-hop charts, and «Banaan» became a major crossover success, going gold in Flanders and racking up millions of views. His 2017 collaboration with Paul Elstak and Dr. Phunk, «Kind van de Duivel», became a hit across the Netherlands and Belgium, blending hardcore dance energy with rap.

Early in his career he was part of the collective Nouveau Riche alongside producer Boaz van de Beatz, who produced several of his tracks including his 2010 debut single. Jebroer's music often reflects a difficult upbringing marked by his parents' divorce and behavioral struggles, themes that surface in his lyrics alongside his high-energy party anthems.