Tony D

Tony D, born Mohammed Ayad in 1983 in Berlin, was a German rapper of Lebanese descent who grew up in the Kreuzberg district. He emerged in the early 2000s from the orbit of the Aggro Berlin label, appearing on Sekte's debut album in 2003 and gaining visibility through guest features on tracks and videos associated with the Aggro roster, including a cameo in Sido's "Mein Block" clip.

His breakthrough came with the 2005 mixtape Heisse Ware, recorded with B-Tight, followed by his solo debut Totalschaden in 2007, both of which reached the German charts. Songs like "Mörderrap", "T.M.R.B.C." and "Hundert Metaz" showcased an aggressive, battle-ready style often compared to American crunk energy translated into German rap.

When Aggro Berlin closed, his momentum slowed. The follow-up album Für die Gegnaz (2009) missed the Top 100, and public appearances became rare. He resurfaced briefly with a role in Sido's film Blutzbrüdaz in 2011, a TV commercial in 2014, and guest verses for former labelmates Sido and B-Tight around 2015.