King Lanie

Well there's not much ta say except: Born and raised on Hilltop. I came from a religious background, lived with my grandmother until she passed in 97. She gave me tha strength and knowledge i have today. Kept it movin, started spittin when I was twelve. I was on my first album when i was fourteen. Alley Boys. Young and tha Wreckless. My mother and father were my biggest fans until they passed away in 2006. Pops in January, Mama in June. I remember 2004. we had a show. My mama said she was co...

Well there's not much ta say except: Born and raised on Hilltop. I came from a religious background, lived with my grandmother until she passed in 97. She gave me tha strength and knowledge i have today. Kept it movin, started spittin when I was twelve. I was on my first album when i was fourteen. Alley Boys. Young and tha Wreckless. My mother and father were my biggest fans until they passed away in 2006. Pops in January, Mama in June. I remember 2004. we had a show. My mama said she was comin. I told her naw cause i thought she would embarrass me. That night, we hit tha stage. i jump off stage and my mama was right there goin hard. Knowin what i know now, I'm glad she came. my Mama is inspiration for alot of my music. She literally was tha realest nigga tha streets ever saw. She taught me everything I know about tha hustle. Made me tha hustler I am today. my father was very influential also. everytime I needed it, he was there wit the advice I needed to git me through alot of day to day struggles. I remember tha last time I ever spoke to my father. He told never turn anyone away. You never know who they are. growin up on hilltop, you had two choices. Trap or rob. So it was what it was. Niggas gotta eat. Most of tha things I rap about are things I saw growin up lookin out my bedroom window.Niggas gotta do what niggas gotta do. That's it. it's King Lanie. peace and love