One word simply describes Lil’ Kemo- talented.

Lil’ Kemo is a “diamond” who hails from the “rough” streets of West Side Chicago. In a new video posted to YouTube on April 15, Lil’ Kemo unleashes his dance moves in Downtown Chicago.

The video, shot by videographer DGainz, showcases the moves of Lil’ Kemo as he bops in front of the Chicago theater.

Lil’ Kemo is a newly signed artist of DGainz’ record label Distinguished Gorillas.

Kemo’s popularity continues to grow. The dancer has been featured in a slew of music videos, including, King Louie’s “My Niggaz” and Dreezy’s “Break a Band.”

Lil’ Kemo revealed in an interview he was immediately drawn to the “Bop” dance.

“Bopping is a Chicago dance,” he said. “It started back in the late 50s and 60s. It was a dance I seen out west. It was raw as hell to me. I really liked the dance.”

Lil’ Kemo described “Boppin” as a unique culture for Chicago.

“It’s really a culture and many don’t know that. It’s a thing that can keep going,” he said.

Check out DGainz and Lil’ Kemo’s ‘Bop-a-Thon’ music video below

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