Emerging from the tough streets of Chicago, Lil Durk helped birth one of the most important Hip Hop movements of the last 10 years: drill music. After building a buzz through independent mixtapes and street anthems like “L’s Anthem,” Durk signed with Def Jam in 2012. Despite label woes, he maintained a steady stream of mixtapes and in 2019 the OTF frontman found a new level of success as his ‘Love Songs 4 the Streets 2’ album soared to No. 4. Since then, Lil Durk has gone from strength to strength with an appearance on Drake’s “Laugh Now Cry Later,” the gold-certified ‘The Voice’ LP and his first No. 1 album with the Lil Baby collabo ‘The Voice of the Heroes.’
Emerging from the tough streets of Chicago, Lil Durk helped birth one of the most important Hip Hop movements of the last 10 years: drill music. After building a buzz through independent mixtapes and street anthems like “L’s Anthem,” Durk signed with Def Jam in 2012. Despite label woes, he maintained a steady stream of mixtapes and in 2019 the OTF frontman found a new level of success as his ‘Love Songs 4 the Streets 2’ album soared to No. 4. Since then, Lil Durk has gone from strength to strength with an appearance on Drake’s “Laugh Now Cry Later,” the gold-certified ‘The Voice’ LP and his first No. 1 album with the Lil Baby collabo ‘The Voice of the Heroes.’