Shiloh Dynasty is an underground musician and singer known for short song snippets posted on social media platform Vine. The unknown artist became an overnight sensation when XXXTentacion sampled their vocals on three of his tracks in the album 17. Shiloh Dynasty started to share music on Vine at the end of 2014. Over the next couple of years, Shiloh's account became a beloved presence that would go on to accumulate tens of millions of loops. It also became a go-to source for samples, particularly among producers popular on SoundCloud. Dozens of songs featuring samples from Shiloh's Vines gained traction on SoundCloud, and several now have millions of plays, including Swell's "I'm Sorry," which has over 30 million across platforms. Shiloh's last Vine was posted on April of 2015, and after that, there was some activity on Twitter and Instagram but by September of 2016 everything went silent. Not much is known about Shiloh Dynasty other than what is posted on their social media; which is usually only their raw music. Shiloh has been silent on their social media since September 2016. ^[undefined]

Shiloh's Vine account hosts only 13 video clips, six seconds each, and hours could be spent looping those 13 clips, over and over and over.

Each clip shows a mostly obscured artist with an acoustic guitar and a gently soulful voice performing concise, well-timed song snippets, seemingly designed for Vine’s six-second loops.

Of all 11 songs on XXX's album 17, Shiloh Dynasty is featured on three of them: "Jocelyn Flores," "Carry On," and "Everyone Dies in Their Nightmares," all produced by Postu. None of the Shiloh features are new; they are all samples from old Shiloh posts like this (used for "Jocelyn Flores"), this ("Everyone Dies in Their Nightmares"), and this ("Carry On.") Producer Potsu tweeted about his involvement, "X just gave me Shiloh samples he wanted beats on."

Since the release of the XXXTENTACION album, Shiloh rumors have escalated, and there's been talk that the enigmatic artist is a) a female, and b) alive and well.

A contributor to Genius who claims to have spoken to Potsu about the X album commented on Reddit, "I was under the impression that the girl, Shiloh Dynasty, who is sampled in all three of those songs, committed suicide but she is alive and well! Just likes to stay out of the spotlight." Another Reddit user replied, "Shiloh isn't a girl lmao it's some dude off insta that posted singing videos for a while and then just stopped." The first user continued, "Could be transsexual...I'm not trolling, the producer was messaging me and said he met her, explicitly said 'her' in the messages so unless you've met Shiloh, I don't know what to tell you."

Recently, there are rumors that Graffiti Egypt is Shiloh as Shiloh's Instagram account recently followed @graffitiegypt after years of inactivity.

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