Lil scrappy

Lil scrappy

Lil Scrappy (born January 20, 1984 in Atlanta , Georgia ; real name Darryl Kevin Richards II ), also known as Merlo Jonez and The Prince of Crunk , is an American rapper and is under contract with Disturbing tha Peace .

Life

Lil Scrappy had his first appearances in 2003 at various high schools in the southern United States . The BME team also noticed him at one of these school concerts when 2000 schoolchildren sang along with his first hit, Head Bussa . Lil Jon then arranged a meeting with Lil Scrappy to sign him to BME Recordings. He became one of the first artists to sign at BME Recordings.

A short time later, his first single, Head Bussa , was heard on radios across the entire South American region and reached number 73 on the Billboard R&B and hip-hop charts. In February 2004 he released the double album The King of Crunk & BME Recordings Present: Lil Scrappy and Trillville with his label colleagues Trillville . Thanks to the success of his second single No Problem (track for the film Training Day) and the hits Some Cut and Neva Eva von Trillville, the album reached number 12 in the US charts .

In 2006 Lil Scrappy had numerous appearances with 50 Cent , which resulted in good relationships with him. Through a joint venture deal, he is under contract with BME and G-Unit, which musically had an effect on his debut album Bred 2 Die Born 2 Live . The songs for the album were recorded on the tour bus during the Anger Management Tour .

In 2009 Lil Scrappy signed a contract with Ludacris' DTP (Disturbing Tha Peace), leaving BME Records. As a result, Scrappy's label G '$ Up is also included in DTP.

Since 2010 Scrappy has been working closely with his new partner Rolls Royce Rizzy , who thereby became a member of G '$ Up Entertainment .

Discography

Solo albums

• 2006: Bred 2 Die - Born 2 Live (US # 24)
• 2008: Prince of the South
• 2009: Silence and Secrecy: Black Rag Gang
• 2010: Prince of the South 2
• 2010: Dat's Her, She Bad

Other albums

• 2004: The King of Crunk & BME Recordings Present: Lil Scrappy & Trillville (# 12 US)

Mix tapes

• Lil Scrappy & Don Cannon: Full Metal Jacket
• Lil Scrappy & Don Cannon: Expect the Unexpected
• Lil Scrappy & Don Cannon: G-Street
• Lil Scrappy & DJ Drama: G's Up - Gangsta Grillz Extra
• Lil Scrappy: G's Up Part Two - Money in the Bank
• Lil Scrappy: Dirty Work13
• Lil Scrappy: Still G'd Up Vol.1- Hustler's Union Edition
• Lil Scrappy: The Shape Up!
• Lil Scrappy & DJ Dirty Money: On Point
• Lil Scrappy & DJ Scream: Suicide
• Lil Scrappy & DJ Smallz: Tha Merlo Jonez EP

Upcoming

• Tha grustle

Singles

• Head Bussa (featuring Lil Jon ) (2004)
• No Problem (2004, US # 29)
• What U Gon 'Do ( Lil Jon featuring Lil Scrappy) (2004, DE # 93, US # 22, UK # 38)
• I'm a King ( P $ C featuring Lil Scrappy) (2005, US # 67)
• Money in the Bank (featuring Young Buck ) (2006, US # 28)
• Gangsta Gangsta (featuring Lil Jon ) (2006)
• Rock Yo Hips ( Crime Mob featuring Lil Scrappy)
• Oh Yeah (Work) (featuring Sean Paul & E-40 )
• Livin 'in the Projects (featuring 2Pac -Sample) (2007)
• Be Real (2007)
• Keep It on the Low (2008)
• Neva Eva (featuring Triville) (2008)
• Cell Phone Watch (2009)
• Addicted to Money (featuring Ludacris ) (2009)
• Look Like This (featuring Gucci Mane) (2009)
• Feeling Good (featuring Keri Hilson) (2009)
• Thug It to the Bone (featuring Trey Songz) (2009)

Featurings

• Whatcha Hood Like (LL Cool J) (2008)
• Wishe Washe (Diamond) (2009)
• Phone Tag (Diamond) (2009)
• Go For That (DMX) (2009)
• Everybody Drunk (Ludacris) (2010)
• Tiger Woods (RollsRoyceRizzy) (2010)

Other titles

• Shake My World
• South Side (featuring The Game ) (2005)
• Don't Stop (2009)

Video guest appearances

• 2003: "Ain't Never Scared" ( BoneCrusher feat. TI and Killer Mike )
• 2003: "Get Low" ( Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz feat. Ying Yang Twins )
• 2004: "Let Me In" ( Young Buck )
• 2004: "1,2 Step" ( Ciara )
• 2004 "Knuck If You Buck" (Crime Mob)
• 2005: "Candy Shop" ( 50 Cent feat. Olivia )
• 2005: "Twist It" ( Olivia feat. Lloyd Banks )
• 2005: "And Then What" ( Young Jeezy feat. Mannie Fresh )
• 2006: "Tell Me When to Go" ( E-40 featuring Keak Da Sneak )
• 2006: "I Luv It" (Young Jeezy)
• 2007: "Rock Yo Hips" ( Crime Mob featuring Lil Scrappy)
• 2007: "Get Buck" ( Young Buck & PJ )
• 2007: "Cirles" (Crime Mob)
• 2009: "Born an OG (Ace Hood feat. Ludacris)
• 2010: "My Chick Bad (remix) (Ludacris featuring Diamond, Trina and EVE)
• 2010: "Superbad" (Diamond)

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1. ↑ ^{a b c} Chart sources: DE US

Web links

• http://www.lilscrappy.com (English)
• http://www.lilscrappysite.com (English)
• Lil 'Scrappy at Allmusic (English)