Lil' Keke, born Marcus Lakee Edwards in 1976, is a celebrated figure in the Houston rap scene and an original member of the influential hip-hop collective, Screwed Up Click (SUC), led by the legendary DJ Screw. His rapid-fire flow and authentic tales from the streets have galvanized audiences since he stepped into the rap game in the mid-1990s. Lil' Keke garnered widespread recognition with his breakthrough single "Southside," which remains an enduring anthem for Houston's hip-hop culture.
Over the years, Lil' Keke has proved to be a prolific artist, with his discography sprawling across solo albums, collaborative projects, and numerous mixtapes. His dedication to his craft and his ability to evolve with the times are reflected in his more recent projects, such as "25 Summers" and "LGND TLK, Vol. 1," showcasing his veteran status and his influence on the younger generation. Keke's "Don't Mess wit Texas (20th Anniversary)" celebrated two decades of his presence in the industry, solidifying his status as a Texan rap icon. Consistently representing Houston's vibrant slab culture and the essence of Southern rap, Lil' Keke's legacy as a pioneering artist in the Dirty South hip-hop scene is firmly established.
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