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'''Ari | '''Ari Peiderezek''' (born 29 Gau 1982/25 Kikasi-ye Narasi 3194/Ge Sye Tanzhe 23 Tuwa/24 June 1982) is a Bapho-Azkali singer, politician, and philanthropist. Known as the '''King of Pop''', he is widely regarded as one of the most culturally significant musical artists of the 21st century, and is the main figure behind the proliferation of Baphian and Bapho-Azkali culture and art worldwide. He has served as the Yugim of the Ukilen Union since 2026. | ||
Peiderezek was born in the underground Azkali communities in Bátsi, Rathari to a Azkalo-Baphian family. His parents had emigrated to Rathari in 1967 due to their ideological beliefs shortly after the founding of the State of Azkali, and had gone into hiding within the sewers of Bátsi after the outbreak of the 1st Bapho-Azkali war and the subsequent Bátsi Earroatz. Peiderezek spent the first six years of his life within the underground, before being found by local occupation forces. He passed through various Azkali concentration camps before being sent to the Bartsinan Quarry, where he would spend the next twelve years of his life. | |||
Peiderezek escaped the Bartsinan Quarry in December 2000, encountering music for the first time and soon being inspired. He released his first album ''Electronic Music'' in September 2001, to widespread critical and commercial success. His fame was further cemented with the release of his albums ''Castle of Broken Dreams'' (2003) and ''King'' (2005), both being lauded as landmark pop culture releases. He was sued by the Bartsinan Mining Corporation in 2005 for the rights to his freedom, engaging in a six month long legal battle that ended due to the abolition of slavery in Noellastan. Peiderezek suffered a public mental breakdown and was institutionalized for a year; his release from the Turku Central Mental Hospital in June 2006 was among the most widely viewed television events in global history. | |||
Peiderezek released his album ''Unbreakable'' (2007), regarded as the most important Bapho-Azkali record of all time. He entered into a creative hiatus as he focused on touring between 2007 and 2010, releasing the albums ''Dangerous'' (2012) and ''HIStory'' (2017), before entering into relative abscence from public appearences. | |||
Peiderezek released his landmark comeback album ''Thriller'' in 2025 as a collaborative album with artist Cali PESE, which became the best selling album globally of all time, in excess of 60 million copies having been sold in less than a year. Following the beginning of the 2nd Spring of Love in 2026, he entered into politics by entering into a surprise run for Yugim following the banning of the Ukilen Right, initially as an independent candidate but later as the candidate of the Peace in Ukilen Party, which he founded in May 2026. He was elected to the Yugimship in the July 2027 elections with 72.3% of the vote, becoming the first Azkali to serve as Yugim, and the first formerly enslaved person to hold a head of state position worldwide. | |||
Peiderezek is regarded as one of the most globally influential artists of all time. He is one of the best selling artists of all time, with estimated sales of over 400 million records worldwide. He is the most awarded artist in Baphian history, holding 19 awards from Ukilen Music, including 6 Album of the Year awards. He is the highest-paid Baphian musician and the wealthiest ethnically Azkali person in the world, with a net worth estimated at over 1 million bouns. He has donated over 14 million bouns to various charitys worldwide, representing some 1400% of his current net worth. He is regarded as the most influential philanthropist in history, donating the most amount of money in terms of the percentage of his net worth. | |||