Winnipeg’s Most is an influential hip-hop group hailing from the North End of Winnipeg, known for their raw, powerful storytelling and authentic representation of life in their community. Formed by Jon-C, Charlie Fettah, and the late Brooklyn, Winnipeg’s Most quickly rose to prominence in the early 2010s, blending gritty lyricism with smooth, West Coast-influenced beats. Their music reflects the struggles, pride, and resilience of Indigenous and inner-city life, resonating deeply with fans across Canada and beyond. Tracks like “All That I Know” “On These Streets” and “Bang Bang” became anthems for a generation, as the group continued to build a legacy of unapologetic truth and cultural empowerment. Despite the untimely passing of Brooklyn, Jon-C and Charlie Fettah have honored his memory by keeping the spirit of Winnipeg’s Most alive, influencing the next wave of Indigenous hip-hop artists. Their impact extends far beyond music, as they’ve become icons of their community, using their platform to speak on social issues and represent their people with pride.