One’s whole life can change in the matter of a year.

“My hunger is equal to my struggle/I came from nothing, grinded and I made it something/The age of a youngin, started hanging and bangin and hustling/To caging and customs to make it in this dangerous jungle/In a treacherous war, people dying, nobody crying/All the shit that I saw, you expect me to sit on the porch.”
– Lil Herb

There ain’t nobody on the Earth that can mess with No Limit MB and OTF, according to the newly released track “Lettin Up.”

King Louie and Lil Herb recorded an East Side anthem with their new single “Eastside Shit.”

“I was born fucked up, I wasn’t a rich kid/Just a young hustler that knew how to flip shit.”
– Fredo Santana, ‘Clockwork’

“Ball my ni—s/Seem like I lost all my ni—s/R.I.P. Lil Roc, Vito, Fazo, can’t believe yall gon my niggas/And it’s real f*cked up pass day next day go wrong my ni**a/But I gotta stay strong my ni—a, so I wrote this song my n—-a.”
– Lil Herb

King Louie and Lil Herb link up for ‘Homicide Gang.’

Lil Herb can’t be controlled.

King L and Herb, who hail from the East Side of the Chi, collaborated for their new single “East Side Shit.”

Drake is an ardent fan of up and coming Chi Town rappers Lil Bibby and Lil Herb.

Lil Herb, a rising artist from Chicago, is currently prepping the release of his solo debut project “Welcome To Fazoland.”