Lil Tecca Biography

Lil Tecca is an American rapper, vocalist, and musician from Queens, New York. He picked up acknowledgment after discharging his breakout single, “Payment”, which has increased more than 90 million plays on Spotify, and crested at number 26 on the Billboard Hot 100.He has likewise recently released tunes that have gathered consideration such as “Love Me”, “Molly Girl”, and “Did It Again”.

Lil Tecca is generally known for his melodic rap style, similar to many other rappers emerging from the New York City area. He states that he was influenced by many artists, ranging from pop and rock influences, such as Michael Jackson and Coldplay, to artists of a similar genre, including Speaker Knockerz, Eminem, Meek Mill, Waka Flocka Flame, and Chief Keef.

At only 9 years of age, Lil Tecca obliged his enthusiasm for music by rapping with his companions over Xbox Live parties. They would make diss tracks coordinated towards one another, one of which was transferred to SoundCloud years back, yet has since been brought down. From the outset, he didn’t have aims to begin a melodic vocation and rather had dreams of being a NBA star. Be that as it may, in his center school years, he lost enthusiasm for b-ball and considered paying attention to music more.

His first track to increase some notoriety, “tectri” was made in a joint effort with his companion, Lil Gummybear, and was discharged in mid 2017. Other primer tracks of his incorporate “Callin”,”My Time”, and “Clothes to newfound wealth”.

Only a year later, Tecca’s vocation started to take off with his hit single, “Payment”, which was initially transferred on Cole Bennett’s Lyrical Lemonade YouTube channel on May 22, 2019. The melody has since crested at number 26 on the Billboard Hot 100 graph and got more than 90 million plays on Spotify and more than 40 million perspectives on YouTube.

Tecca claims that he has a forthcoming venture, expected to be discharged in

the late spring of 2019, called We Love You, Tecca.

Lil Tecca Real Name

Lil Tecca’s actual name is Tyler Sharpe.

Tecca Net Worth

Lil’s Net worth is estimated at $300,000 dollars.

Lil Tecca Age 2019

Tecca was born in Springfield Gardens, Queens, New York City, New York, U.S. on August 26, 2002, He is 17 years old as of 2019.

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Lil Tecca Did It Again Lyrics

“Did It Again”

“I got a pack, hit ’em and do it again
Fuckin’ her, I’m fuckin’ her friend
I got bands, one day I’m flying to France
Jiggin’ till a nigga land
You got a man, know what I do to your mans?
No I ain’t shootin’ the hands, took an L, I ain’t took one again
Crashed the ‘rarri so I hopped in the Benz
So, ooooh, it’s crazy how they watch a young nigga gon’ move
It’s crazy, worry about yourself nigga, make a move
You steady watchin’ all the winnin’ niggas, you gon’ lose
I don’t gotta prove, you steady watchin’ all the winnin’ niggas
You gon’ lose, I will never lose

Flyin’ my mom to Japan, flyin’ my dad to Japan, we in a Benz
We gon’ link up with the fam, yeah I’m talkin’ MBM, yeah yeah
Buddy I never lack, the choppa’ make a nigga dance
Versatile, freelance, fuck any bitch nigga, depends
Only with the shits if you a 10, pickin’ any bitch, yeah I’m the man
If you want a feature, give me a grand
Drip on my body, I’m cool like a fan
I can not lose, I was up grindin’, they snooze
Fuck all the fightin’, be cool
Fuck all the dyin’, keep tools

I got a pack, hit ’em and do it again
Fuckin’ her, fuckin’ her friend
I got bands, one day I’m flying to France
Jiggin’ till a nigga land
You got a man, know what I do to your mans?
No I ain’t shootin’ the hands, took an L, I ain’t took one again
Crashed the ‘rarri so I hopped in the Benz
So, ooooh, it’s crazy how they watch a young nigga gon’ move
It’s crazy, worry about yourself nigga, make a move
You steady watchin’ all the winnin’ niggas, you gon’ lose
I don’t gotta prove, you steady watchin’ all the winnin’ niggas
You gon’ lose, I will never lose”

Lil Tecca Did It Again

Did It Again is a single released by Lil Tecca Published on Mar 2, 2019,

with over 15 million views on youtube

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Lil Tecca Interview

Lil Tecca Interview About His Music

How are you feeling about “Ransom” hitting the Hot 100?

At first, I didn’t realize how much of a big deal it was. I was more hype for when “Molly Girl” was No. 1 for a few days in a row on the Sound Cloud charts a few months ago. Of course I knew what the Hot 100 was, but it really didn’t hit me how huge it really was. Now, I know it’s literally the biggest chart and the most important. It’s crazy.

Who came up with the concept for the “Ransom” music video?

We seriously didn’t plan anything. We were going with the flow like, “Oh, this room is fire. Let’s shoot in here.” Then, he told me to sit on the floor and don’t make any emotion, and I kept smiling at first. It was so weird to do that. And then, after a while, it just became boring, so that’s just no emotion at all which is the part you see throughout the video. The whole concept was just to have fun. We truly didn’t plan anything and we just freestyles it. And it worked out.

we know you had hoop dreams early on in life, but was music always part of the plan too?

I was truly, truly trying to go to the league. firstly i love basketball a lot. But honestly, eventually I realized I couldn’t see myself waking up every day to do it.It’s also not simply that I didn’t want to put the work in, it just wasn’t the path for me. While I was playing basketball, I was still rapping, and no one knew. Once I stopped playing basketball, I was only rapping. And then it took off.

Your parents moved to New York City from Jamaica. How have they reacted to you rap career taking off?

They didn’t even know for a few years, but they found out by accident. My sister knew, but she didn’t know that they didn’t know. So they were all together while I wasn’t with them, and she mentioned it, and they were like, “What are you talking about?” It’s not that I never wanted them to know, but it was more about how I was talking about inappropriate things and my parents aren’t having that. I wanted to wait to a point where they could be like, “Oh, he’s actually good and making money.” But that’s not what happened because my sister told them.

My dad liked it. He’s like, “This music is fire.” My mom, though, it was just such a new thing for her. She really didn’t know what was going on. I’m pretty sure she thought it was kinda good but she just wasn’t used to hearing me saying the things that I was saying. My mom has never heard me curse, none of that. She was like, “Oh my God” and she had a little talk with me about it after that. Eventually, she got used to it and was like, “Alright, this is what you love doing. I’ll let you do what you love doing and I’ll support you regardless.” Now, she sees the progress, which I’m glad I get to show her. She sees people are loving my music. Sometimes now I’ll be chilling in my room and I’ll just hear downstairs [Starts humming “Ransom”].

For those who don’t know the story, could you briefly explain the origin of your first song?

It was a diss track I made as a joke to a friend I met while playing Xbox. You know how we just be going back and forth roasting each other anyway. I just decided to record it and throw it up on SoundCloud.

Would you ever consider collabing with the YBN Crew? They have a similar story of how they all met by playing video games.

I really fuck with YBN. They’re fire. I be talking to Nahmir and he’s funny. He tells me to get a PC because I play Xbox.

I ask because I remember you tweeted that you’re not doing features unless it’s with Chief Keef.

Yeah, exactly. I’d do the collab only after I get that Keef feature. I want my first collab to be with Keef. If Drake hits me up or something, that’s also fire. [Laughs.] But I want my first collab to be with Chief Keef.