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Lil One Lil One Familia Records

The king of horror-core Chicano Rap, the Lyrical beast from the Southeast, the Lil' O-N-E from the big G.H.P, a man who carries a big name but needs no introduction... His latest achievement is an incredible album slated for release in 2009. In 2006, Lil Uno released an album entitled The Streets, that brought him much overdue radio attention across the country and international exposure in print and on the internet.

Enemiez Fallin
12. Once In A Decade
08. Lil One is tagged as: hip-hop, chicano rap, hip hop, rap, san diego

Lil Uno (aka Mr. Lil One, aka Lil Uneezy, aka Tha Boogieman Himself) is one of the Latin rap industry’s premier players. Every Saturday
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Lil Uno has enjoyed radio success from singles like Tha Boogieman, They Call Him Lil One, Spend Some Time, Contagious and most recently “Kitty Kat,” an early leaked single from his upcoming album.

He is truly a prolific and accomplished artist.
Lil Uno has enjoyed radio success from singles like Tha Boogieman, They Call Him Lil One, Spend Some Time, Contagious and most recently “Kitty Kat,” an early leaked single from his upcoming album. With over 12 years in the industry and over a dozen albums and projects, he has established himself as a leader and frontrunner in the game.

Say Fuck Yeah
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Lil Uno has enjoyed radio success from singles like Tha Boogieman, They Call Him Lil One, Spend Some Time, Contagious and most recently "Kitty Kat," an early leaked single from his upcoming album. Track number 6 ("Say Fuck Yeah") kicks up the bass and is more a demonstration of Madman's production, that's not to say Lil One isn't worth mentioning, on the contrary, he raps with a boastful confidence.

The second track is a prime example of how Lil One can rap to the beat naturally. There was something about those beats and rhymes; they were dark, cynical, and captivating unlike the production on an MC Ren album that gets boring halfway thru the album.

It wasn't until late in my high school years that I figured out that Madman was in the lab making all the beats for this classic debut.

Mr. Lil One
09. Winding down the last two tracks, "Enemiez Falling" and "Who Be The Bad Mutha" finish off the album with great samples, not sure if it was Madman's beats or Lil One's rhymes that tied this all together, it was just that well crafted.

The album plays a solid 43 minutes smoothly.

His crowd control is on point and in 2009, he became an integral part of The Latin Lockdown Tour, an unprecedented Latino Hip-Hop tour that is currently bringing the hottest artists to over 30 cities across the nation. Filling the only guest appearance is GPA on "To Your Dome Then You Die", generally I think their features are great but they could have done better on this one.

Keep in mind that when this dropped, there were no contemporary albums that matched this style.

His stage presence is amazing!