Black Taboo is a Canadian hip hop group and video production collective from Quebec City, emerging from Orsainville, a northern neighborhood of Charlesbourg. Their early work was distributed on cassette videos within the underground Quebec hip-hop scene. They gained attention with a first DVD release, That Shit, That's All! (2006). Following media controversies, including a notable appearance on Denis Lévesque’s show and subsequent backlash over explicit lyrics, they released a second album, Crosse-toé ça rend sourd (2007). Other releases include the albums Gold Tits City (2011) and Les Glands Succès (2018), along with films like Satanics Slaves : L'émancipation de Steve Lessard (2011). Their music, characterized by explicit themes of sex, drugs, and crime, often sparked controversy but also garnered significant media attention. Other notable releases include the debut album Au nom du pad et du vice (2003).
