Lil' Flip, born Wesley Eric Weston Jr. on March 3, 1981, in Houston, Texas, is an American rapper who first rose to fame in the early 2000s. Known for his laid-back lyrical style and swagger, Lil' Flip quickly became a notable figure in the Southern hip-hop scene, particularly associated with the Houston-based sub-genre of chopped and screwed. He initially gained major recognition with his 2000 independent album "The Leprechaun," which famously featured the hit single "I Can Do Dat." His 2004 single "Game Over (Flip)" cemented his stature in the rap community, bringing him mainstream success.

As an independent artist, Lil' Flip prides himself on his entrepreneurial skills, having founded his own label, Clover G Records, through which he maintains creative control over his music. Over the years, he has released a substantial body of work that resonates with his fans for its authenticity and Southern charm. In the later years of his career, Lil' Flip has stayed active with a series of releases that showcase his versatility and independent spirit. Albums like "Lost and Found" and "Worthing Wesley," along with a host of other specialized editions and projects like "The Art of Freestyle 3," see Lil' Flip continuing to innovate and evolve as an artist while remaining true to his Houston roots and core fanbase. His commitment to independence and his community has made him a respected figure in the hip-hop industry and among his fans.

Genres

Crunk

Dirty South Rap

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Latest Release

Get You a Bag

Lil' Flip

Single - Released July 2, 2024