“#CloutLord #Apperal #ComingSoon,”
– Lil Jay

A collection of the 17-year-old Chicago MC’s last recorded music was put together for his posthumous released mixtape “Separate Myself,” hosted by DJ Bandz.

“Donatella hasn’t reached out to us. I want some swag though, Donatella. Let me get something cause I’m tired of spending one rack, two racks, three racks, four racks everyday.”
– Quavo

“No I Respect her and Jigga! I need to get like them Tho!”
– Chief Keef

“I love getting money, I love stunting/I love bad b*****s and lean, I’m being honest/I love when shots go off and n*****s start running.”
– CashOut063, “I Luv”

“Ima give y’all Dis Drill shit on Glonl2 I’m jus warming Up dese rappers Might as well hang it Up!”
– Capo

“A Keke is Another word for Thot I been Sayin Keke Since 2010! I been told y’all this Too,”
– Chief Keef

“N****s say they be one hunned/A-K hold one hundred/2-1, that’s 200/Shorty f**k, that’s free/N****s b***h on me/Kush smoke like D/Mubu ball, good D/Trap tickin, good D.”
– King Louie, “Drilluminati 2”

No one likes when a pretty girl sits around looking pretty. Guys find it sexy when a woman can get down on the dance floor and break a sweat.

At times, it is hard to distinguish a celebrity from their earlier days. But this simply doesn’t hold true for rising Chicago rapper Lil Bibby.

A post written by Glo Gang Capo on Twitter angered rap nemesis Lil Jay after the “Clout Lord” rapper regarded the message as a subliminal diss.