Lil’ Keke’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro American rapper
A.K.A. Lil’ Keke
Is Musician 
Rapper 
Songwriter 
From United States of America 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 29 March 1976, Houston, United States of America
Age: 44 years
Star sign Aries

Marcus Lakee Edwards (born March 29, 1976), better known by his stage name Lil’ Keke, is an American rapper and original member of the Southern hip hop collective Screwed Up Click.

Biography

Music career

Lil’ Keke gained national attention with his track “Southside” from his 1997 release “Don’t Mess Wit Texas”.
In 2005, Lil’ Keke signed to Swishahouse Records. In an interview with HitQuarters at the time, label president and A&R T. Farris said, “He and Lil GRoB is a legend here in Houston. He plays a big role in the whole style of rap that we make down here.” Lil’ Keke started out working alongside DJ Screw doing mixtapes.

Community service

In 2016, the rapper received an award from President Barack Obama for his community service efforts in the Houston area.

Discography

Studio albums

  • 1997: Don’t Mess wit Texas
  • 1998: The Commission
  • 1999: It Was All A Dream
  • 2001: Peepin’ In My Window
  • 2001: Platinum In Da Ghetto
  • 2002: Birds Fly South
  • 2003: Street Stories
  • 2003: Changin’ Lanes
  • 2004: Currency
  • 2005: Undaground All Stars: The Texas Line Up
  • 2005: Str8 Out da Slums
  • 2008: Loved by Few, Hated by Many
  • 2012: Heart of a Hustla
  • 2014: Money Don’t Sleep
  • 2016: Slfmade
  • 2018: Slfmade 2

Other Albums

  • 2000: From Coast to Coast
  • 2010: Still Standing
  • 2011: Ridin’ with da Top Off Vol.1: Best of Both Worlds
  • 2011: Testimony
  • 2012: The Round Table
  • 2013: Top Features Vol.1
  • 2014: The Round Table Vol.2: Still Hungry
  • 2015: Top Features Vol.2

Collaboration Albums

  • 2003: The Big Unit
  • 2004: Wreckin’ 2004
  • 2004: Bad Company
  • 2005: Since the Gray Tapes Vol.3
  • 2006: If You Ain’t Hungry, Don’t Come To The Table
  • 2008: Still Wreckin’
  • 2011: Standing Ovation
  • 2013: “Trunk Waving and Misbehavin'” with DJ Gold of the SUC
  • 2014: From the Southside to WTX
  • 2015: “Bunny Hopping and Body Rocking” with ACT of SUC
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