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Adrian Skopiński (born August 24, 1985), known professionally as 2T4 and Seta, is a Polish rapper, songwriter, music producer, football hooligan and convicted criminal, part of the underground drill scene in Poland and member of Psycho Fans, a criminal organisation with roots in the hooligan scene of Ruch Chorzów. Over the years, he used many aliases, often adopting names of his older albums in reference to himself.

An avid fan of Ruch Chorzów, he began making music in 2001 under the name Seta ("a hundred"). Many of the tracks he made at the time were in support of the team and its fans, including "Wojowników Dwóch" ("Two Fighters"), "Walcz" ("Fight"), "Tu Się Walczy" ("We Fight Here") and "Głos Trybun" ("Voice of the Stands"). In 2025, he dedicated the song "100% Psycho Fans" to the club and the Psycho Fans organisation.

Adrian Skopiński was born in 1985 in Katowice and grew up in difficult socio-economic conditions.^[2] His father was an alcoholic.^[3]

In 2012, he spoke 4 languages; Polish, German, English and Indonesian.^[4]

The first time he attended a Ruch Chorzów match was in 1999.^[3]

2T4's lyrics are of a highly transgressive and shocking nature, featuring themes of violence, aggression, abuse, hardship and rebellion. In some cases, the rapper directly calls for violence against individuals or organisations. ^{[citation needed]} His work also generally avoids direct autobiographical references, instead portraying broader social realities of life in Poland and Germany.^[2] Real events are often obscured by metaphorical expression.^{[citation needed]}

2T4 performs in Polish, though he often incorporates phrases from various other languages including Silesian, Russian, English, German, Spanish and Turkish.^{[citation needed]}

2T4 performed under many aliases over the years. These include Big Ben Karrington, Domowe Przedszkole, Frankyfakkk, Friedrich Hass, Gerard Bacher, Górnośląski Bastard, Haya Boom, HCEReprezent, HospitalClinic, Jamiga Kakalysh, Kyrie Eleison, Lunatixkillah, Nikolai Makarow, Polen Style, Rap Totalny Daun, Seta, Setter, Siberian Kalash, Sigma Terrori, TBH, TerrorRym, Terrorysta24, Terrorysta69, Terrorysta997, Tetka Akbah, Ty Kurwo Babilońska, Śląski Bożek.^[1][5]

The rapper uses the names of his albums as aliases, often referencing upcoming albums and names in earlier albums.^{[citation needed]}

Although he now prefers to work solo, 2T4 has nevertheless collaborated with various artists over the years, including Emel Dinc, Kaczmi, J.K.R.S, jiggyjOka, Qwert, Scheme, MBS, MMN, 2NO4, T-BAGG, Kulavy, RIKU, IBEX SKY, MAŁPA, IGUAN, MUMIN and Malik Montana.

In 2002, he began recording his first material using basic equipment, limited to a cassette recorder ("jamnik") and headphones. The technical quality of these early recordings was low, reflecting both equipment constraints and personal circumstances common among many emerging Polish rappers of the period.^[2]

In 2003, due to personal reasons, he moved to Germany and settled in Soest, a city nearby Dortmund. During this period he spent time developing his flow and gaining experience using the music production software Reason.^[1]

In 2004, Seta publicly released his first track, "Wojowników Dwóch" ("A Pair of Fighters") under the pseudonym Seta, garnering 1 million views. Two months later, he released the song "Katowice".^[1]

During 2005, Seta released several additional songs, including "Żeby żyć trzeba walczyć" ("To live, one needs to fight").^[1]

In 2006, Seta was invited to participate in two concert tours with artists from the Berlin hip-hop scene, including Porno Mafia, Kaisa, and MC Basstard.^[1] That same year, he performed as a support act for the Polish rapper Peja during a Polish hip-hop gala in Dortmund. This made him one of the first Polish-language rappers to perform on international tours and contributed to his recognition as a representative of Polish rap within the German scene.^[2]

In mid 2006, he established contact with Chriz, associated with the labels Source House Records and Vienna-based label Asphalt Muzik. He initially declined an offer to release an official album through Asphalt Muzik, stating in a radio interview that "Polish style is not for sale",^[1] but in September 2006, Seta ended up signing a contract for two albums. The first, titled "AMOOOK", was scheduled for release on 3 May 2007, with a second album planned subsequently under an undisclosed title. The project received financial backing from Chriz.^[2]

Seta also received support from the Polish internet radio station RAPGRA.com. His track "Walcz" ("Fight"), recorded specifically for the station that same year^[1], entered heavy rotation and was broadcast multiple times daily.^[2]

In late 2006, he released a collaborative single "Wozu (dlaczego)" with Emel Dinc, with proceeds donated to charity.^[1]

In February 2007, Seta toured Germany with the group Porno Mafia, including artists such as Frauenarzt, Orgi69, and DJ Manny Marc. In April 2007, he participated in select performances as part of the Kaisa und MC Basstard Tour.^[6] He was also supported by the streetwear brand Capone.^[2]

In May 2007, a music video was produced for the track for "AMOOOK" and gained notable online attention. Within 24 hours of its release on the 4fun.tv platform, it exceeded 3,500 downloads and achieved high rankings in multiple site categories, including most viewed, most rated, and most commented. He performed on multiple tour dates across Germany and Austria. During a concert in Castrop-Rauxel, an incident occurred that led to the termination of his contract by mutual agreement.^[1]

In 2008, due to the growing popularity of his work, the TerrorRym collective shifted its focus toward Seta's projects. On December 31, they released the EP "Reprezentuję Siebie" ("I Represent Myself") online for free.^[1]

In 2009, three tracks from the EP appeared on nationwide mixtapes. He also released "Komunikat (Wielkie Joł Diss)".^[1] That same year, he contributed to the album "I Tyle" by Kaczmi, producing four beats (including the title track) and delivering a guest verse on "Widzisz tych ludzi".^[1]

Toward the end of 2009, the TerrorRym group launched the underground project "RAP 24 godziny na dobę" ("RAP 24 hours per day"), released episodically on YouTube.^[1]

Seta’s debut official album was announced to include collaborations with various artists, including Tewu, Nagły Atak Spawacza, Banan, and Harlem City, among others.^[2]

In 2010, the track "Śmierć za śmierć" ("Death for Death"), originally omitted from "Reprezentuję Siebie", was released. Around this time, recording sessions for a new studio album were nearing completion.^[1]

In 2011, the album Hospital Clinic 11 was released. The album was released on 11 November and contained 11 songs.^{[citation needed]}

In 2012, the album Psychopatologia was released.^{[citation needed]}

Sometime around 2012, Seta began performing under the alias T24, a shortening of Terrorysta24, an older nickname of his. The "Terrorysta" label is likely an offshoot of the TerrorRym ("TerrorRhyme") project with fans of the project being called "Terroryści" ("Terrorists"). The "24" epithet likely originates in an early 2009 project called "RAP 24 godziny na dobę" ("RAP 24 hours per day"). Later, the alias was restyled as 2T4.^{[citation needed]}

At this time, he took a more secretive artistic direction, refraining from identifying himself by name, in line with the underground theme of the music. He did not give any public interviews and rarely performed live, leading to public information about himself and the project to dry up in line with the underground nature of it. Under this name, he also did not record tracks in support of Ruch Chorzów, isolating explicit support for the team to Seta.^{[citation needed]}

As 2T4, he rereleased the 2011 and 2012 albums Hospital Clinic 11 and Psychopatologia as GERARD BACHER and FRIEDRICH HASS respectively, changing their names and cover art and including additional songs.^{[citation needed]}

In 2015, KYRIE ELEISON was released. Much of album's content was originally recorded still under Seta before being reassigned under 2T4. From KYRIE ELEISON onward, all albums were released as 2T4.^{[citation needed]}

In 2019, STANISLAV SEMTEX was released.^{[citation needed]}

In 2020, NIKOLAI MAKAROW was released.^{[citation needed]}

In 2021, JAMIGA KAKALYSH was released.^{[citation needed]}

In 2022, SIBERIAN KALASH was released.^{[citation needed]}

In 2023, HAYA BOOM was released.^{[citation needed]}

As Seta:

As 2T4:

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