| Lil Flip Biography |
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Dubbed the Freestyle King, Lil' Flip shows early indication of his music
talent that leads to his affiliation with DJ Screw, whose mutual project
Screwed Up Click proves to be pretty a successful one. This partnership
inspires the promising rapper to work hard in improving his skills and
search for independence as a performer. Young talents leap to stardom comes
after he releases the independent Leprechaum album. The release turns into a
real rap hit on a national level and earns Lil' Flip a contract with
Universal Records when he is barely 20 years old. The major-label agreement
is followed by the release of Undaground Legend in 2002. Due to the hot
singles "The Way We Ball," as well as a remix of "I Can Do Dat," Lil' Flip
gets established as one of the South's most promising young rappers of the
early 2000s. In 2004 the star returns with the even more successful Gotta
Feel Me. The double-disc spawns a couple of major hits such as "Game Over
(Flip)" and "Sunshine" that earn Flip the right to compete for the King of
the South
Crown. His latest album, I need Mine, was released in February 2006. Along
with the album releases, the rap star records a string of mixtapes, most
notably the Freestyle Kings series, which reaches its sixth volume in 2005.
| Lil Flip News |
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Two people were injured outside the club where Lil Flip was performing live early Sunday morning. As Lil' Flip performed inside, two people were shot on a corner outside the Quest nightclub in downtown Minneapolis. No arrests have been made so far, according to police. December 05, 2005 |
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