This post is about Lil Durk. I originally wrote this after his retirement but didn’t publish it, waiting for him to complete his comeback. I decided to put it up though, as I enjoyed Lil Durk’s music and it’s my first chance to write about the man, other than his short time spent with the WWE.
Durk began his career in 2005 on the independent scene with various solo releases, until 2009 when he began his association with Rhymesayers Entertainment where he was featured onThis post is about Lil Durk. This post is about Lil Durk, and this post is called I’m Not a Lil Durk.
There is a reason why Lil Durk does not want to be a rapper. He doesn’t want to be a rapper because he is not one. He is not a rapper because he is not a black man. He is not a rapper because he is not a gay man. He is not a rapper because he is not a white man. He is not aThis post is about Lil Durk. First the story:
In September 2005, Lil Durk was on the verge of being signed to the Def Jam Recordings label in the company’s pre-release meetings (before his album, “Mean,” was out).
The team, who was supposed to release two other artists for a one-shot deal, asked Lil Durk if he would be willing to sign another artist under similar terms. He agreed.
After listening to Durk�
title: This post is about Lil Durk.
This post is about Lil Durk. I originally wrote this after his retirement but didn’t publish it, waiting for him to complete his comeback. I decided to put it up though, as I enjoyed Lil Durk’s music and it’s my first chance to write about the man, other than his short time spent with the WWE.
Durk began his career in 2005 on the independent scene with various solo releases, until 2009 when he began his association with Rhymesayers Entertainment where he was featured onThis post is about Lil Durk. This post is about Lil Durk, and this post is called I’m Not a Lil Durk.
There is a reason why Lil Durk does not want to be a rapper. He doesn’t want to be a rapper because he is not one. He is not a rapper because he is not a black man. He is not a rapper because he is not a gay man. He is not a rapper because he is not a white man. He is not aThis post is about Lil Durk. First the story:
In September 2005, Lil Durk was on the verge of being signed to the Def Jam Recordings label in the company’s pre-release meetings (before his album, “Mean,” was out).
The team, who was supposed to release two other artists for a one-shot deal, asked Lil Durk if he would be willing to sign another artist under similar terms. He agreed.
After listening to Durk�