Rising Chi-Town femcee Dreezy tapped drill sergeant King Louie for her latest single “Aint For None.”

P. Rico’s highly popular “Hang Wit Me” song reached viral status after garnering over 2 million views on YouTube. Since then, fellow Chicago MCs have added their own flavor to the track with their very own freestyles, including Spenzo, King Louie, Edai, Killa Kellz and J-Real.

P. Rico’s viral hit track “Hang W/ Me” took over the summer in the Chi and became everyone’s turn up song of choice.

King Louie, rising artist of the drill movement, was slapped with a lawsuit for his involvement in an alleged planned assault of a female victim.

Chicago Hip Hop and R&B didn’t just pop in 2013. There were plenty of artists from the Chi who found mainstream success, including Do or Die, R. Kelly, Crucial Conflict, Twista, Common, Da Brat and Kanye West

King Louie is the latest rapper to drop a freestyle to Bricksquad 069 rapper P. Rico’s viral hit record “Hang With Me.”

King Louie found himself in the middle of an altercation that is worthy of World Star attention.

Shyne is not only feeling Kanye West’s sixth studio album “Yeezus,” but also the track “Send It Up” featuring Chicago artist King Louie.