Lil' Keke

Lil' Keke, born Marcus Lakee Edwards on March 29, 1976, in Houston, Texas, is a pioneering figure in Southern hip-hop. As an original member of DJ Screw's influential Screwed Up Click collective, Lil' Keke has been a staple in the Houston rap scene for over two decades. Known for his distinctive style and charisma, he gained national attention with his 1997 hit "Southside" from the album "Don't Mess Wit Texas." Lil' Keke's discography includes notable works like "Loved by Few, Hated by Many" and his recent releases "SLFMADE" and "Can't Rain Forever." Collaborating with legends such as Scarface and Z-Ro, he continues to influence the genre, blending Southern hip-hop and crunk elements. With a strong online presence and a dedicated fanbase, Lil' Keke remains a vital force in the music industry.