Chicago rapper King Louie was on Dec. 23 while inside a vehicle, surviving the assault despite gloating from city gang members that they offed him. King Louie was a guest on CNN Monday with Don Lemon talking about his ordeal and his bid to quell the gun violence at home.
Chicago rapper King Louie is on the road to recover and “doing well” after being shot in the head on Wednesday (Dec. 23). According to one of his reps, he is talking and recuperating after the brush with death.
Today (December 23) was not a good day for King Louie.
Ever since Spike Lee revealed the title to his film, Chi-Raq, and especially since the release of its trailer, Chicago artists haven’t been pleased. One person on that list is King Louie, who just dropped a video for a cut called “F*ck Spike Lee.”
Chief Keef orchestrates a posse cut of epic proportions on the “Faneto (Remix),” which features fellow Chicago rappers Lil Bibby, Lil Herb, and King Louie.
King Louie came through and blessed “Send It Up” from Kanye West’s Yeezus album. Yeezy didn’t forget the favor as the two recently hit the studio.
Word on road is that another rapper may have views from the six. According to Instagram, Chicago’s own King Louie may be the latest artist to sign with Drake’s OVO Sound imprint.
The name Taylor Bennett may not resonate with Hip-Hop fans just yet, despite a familiar face at first glance. Hailing from Chicago, he’s actually the younger brother of Chance The Rapper (born Chancellor Bennett).
Chicago’s own King Louie feeds the street more music on his new mixtape, Tony. Clocking in at 15 tracks, the project arrives just in time to lace the July 4th weekend with a proper soundtrack.
King L (formerly King Louie) returns with a quick visual for “F**k Is These Ni**az” from his Drilluminati 2 mixtape. It’s safe to say that this is more about the message than creating a certain aesthetic.
King L delivered his Jeep Music mixtape to the Internets yesterday, and looks to already have a few supporting visuals tucked away to boot. Here is one for a short track called “Time.”
Jay Z’s “Tom Ford” is a fan favorite, production-wise, on Magna Carta Holy Grail. Rappers seem to agree, too. With that, we receive Chicago rapper King L‘s take on the Timberland-produced record.
With another day comes the latest installment of King Louie‘s “March Madness” series. This time the Chicago rapper drops his version of the sentimental love song with the ironically titled “Lil B***h.“ Yes, you read right. Please keep in my that this track released just a day after another by the Drilluminati artist titled “Old B***h.”
The stats say that no song is exempt from getting a trap music makeover these days. Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used To Know” is the latest pop hit to get reworked with some hi-hats and hard hitting 808s. This version, titled “Old B***h,” comes courtesy of King L (formerly King Louie), and is the latest […]
King L (formerly King Louie) counts his money and laughs straight to the bank on “More Bandz.” The Drilluminati closing track taps into Chicago’s trademarked drill-hop sound, complete with the hard hitting drums and hi-hats.
King Louie gets melodic on the new video for “Pack So Loud.”
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