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The USA Rapper Kimetrius Foose Also Known As (Lil Skies) s USA The album Shelby was made to represent skies mom but it was also to show his struggles that he has been having recently. Lil skies is trying to inspire the younger generation to follow their dreams and not to give up as this is the message that alot of rappers are trying to get across nowadays. He is always getting new tattoos on his body no matter where it is on him, the first tattoo he had done was when he was 16 years of age and he had The USA rapper Kimetrius Foose also known as (Lil the last words that his friend said to him when he Skies) is well known for his singing/ rap music. Lil becam ill. skies is very passionate about his tattoos skies has been doing music in the studio since he was and he enjoys getting them and showing them off to the age of 4. his dad was the person that inspired him the world. to get into music. Lil skies has alot of problems that he puts out on his His career took off with the three songs wich came twitter but he tells his fans the problems that he is out last summer in 2018, these songs are Nowadays, having so that he has people behind him and so that Red Roses and Lust. these songs took his career off people know that they aren’t the only people going and ever since last summer he has became more pop- through the pain or the struggles that are going on ular internationaly. in their lives. Lil skies has ade alot music about the struggles that he has had during his life and some- Lil Skies has done a new album since 2018 which he times that heps people to get stuff off of their chest named after his mom called Shelby, he did alot of the and it can sometimes help the audience. he always things that he has accomplished for his mom to show like to make people feel comfortable and happy her that he can make it in the music industry he listening to his music. tryed to show all of this in his documentary that he made about his album. Lil skies was making music back in 2015 he released a song on Youtube, before he came to Youtube he was uploading his music on to sound cloud. his music on soundcloud was getting 100 thoundsands of views each time he uploaded a new track. Lil Skies is now getting millions of views on each song or album he puts out whether it is his song or if he is featuring in the song. UK v The UK rapper Aaron Davis also known as (Bugzy Malone) is well known for his grime music that he has been producing for a very long time now. He is a 28-year-old and people enjoy his music because he speaks on situations that happened in his life when he was younger. Bugzy is well known for his Fire in the booth he did with Charlie sloth back in 2015 this episode of fire in the booth blew up and really made Bugzy Malones career take off. Bugzy Malone has taken his career very seriously since it blew up on 14th march 2015, since then Bugzy Malone has been known to be one of the key he has created more albums and had sponsorships MCs to instegate the “Grime Revival” which is mov- with some big brands such as Supply and Demand ing the Uk music scene away from any more of the and The North Face, he has now start his own brand comercial oriented music. Bugzy Malone helps out the which goes by the name of B.Malone when the people in need when they need it. he has helped so brand went live on the JD sports website it sold out many people with his music and some people look up near enough instantly. to him as their idle. The UK rapper has hit 19 million views on his Fire Soon after Bugzy had done his Fire in the booth he re- in the booth part 1, on his part 2 of the Fire in the leased a song called MEN which spoke more on what booth series he reached 8.1 million. Since then he experiences he had in his life and the type of up bring- has released a variety of albums and has featured on ing that he had. the message that Bugzy was trying to a lot of songs and even got some big artists on his get across is that people that have bad up bringings albums and songs he has created. Bugzy Malone has or a hard life can do the same as others and not to let released 4 albums since he started his career. anyone put them down and to stop them doingwhat they want to do in their life. In Bugzy Malones spare times he likes to show on his instagram and snapchat that he is training in the gym or training to do boxing. he soetimes goes live on instagram and can some times put posts up so that he can show off what he has recently been doing so that people can see what they could do to improve. Bugzy Malone trys to inspire the younger genera- tion not to make the mistakes he made when he was younger and some of it seems to be working. Bugzy takes his career very seriously when he is making music in the studio..
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