Lil B

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Fuck what you heard.

Lil B, sometimes called The Based God is an extremely prolific "rapper" from Berkeley, California who is incredibly popular on YouTube.

Let this video set the tone for the rest of the article:

	“	"Bitches on my dick cuz I look like Jesus."	„
	— Lil B, on why the ladies love him

Career

Lil B burst onto the music scene in 2009 as a member of the hyphy group The Pack. They found some success with their single "Vans," which was lauded by Rolling Stone Magazine. Unfortunately, their album failed to find much popularity outside the Bay Area and the group disbanded.

Not to be discouraged, Lil B took to the internet with his talent, using various social networking sites to garner interest in his work. Like his pal Soulja Boy, Lil B has millions of fans on YouTube who will buy none of his music.

His "Music"

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If you've heard more than one of his songs, you might notice that they 'all sound the same. Some believe his entire career is based around a game of Mad Lib that got out of control. The only song that deviates from his formula is "Violate That Bitch."

He also has a song entitled Today's Weather, where he raps about the weather forecast.

How to Write a Song Like Lil B

1. Record yourself yelling dumb shit like "swag", "whoop", "knife" and "chef", "--you will rap over yourself later
2. Repeat the line "Bitches suck my dick because I look like ________" over and over again to make sure everyone gets the point. Fill in the blank with whatever celebrity you desire. Don't worry. It doesn't have to make sense.
3. You will then need to repeat your previously chosen celebrity's name a few times. Again, this is to ensure the meaning of the song doesn't get lost in the insane depth of your other lyrics.
4. Constantly refer to yourself by a nickname no one understands.

Do this approximately 10 times, using the same backing track. Release these songs on a "mixtape." If done properly, you should be able to put out 10-15 mixtapes per year.

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His lyrics have touched the hearts of many.

Cooking Music

Lil B enjoys referring to his songs as "cooking music." Approximately 80% of his videos on YouTube contain some inexplicable reference to him cooking. To an outside observer, it appears as if Lil B is swag,effectively, trying to,create his own genre.

To accompany this genre, Lil B has also released an unnecessarily long tutorial video on how to do the Cooking Dance.

The (free)Based God

He likes to refer to himself by this name quite frequently, but no one actually knows what it means. It's highly likely that Lil B was, in fact, a crack baby, so perhaps that can explain his choice of nickname.

The Based God is also the name of his reality show. It is, however, important to note that this show consists of two episodes, each under two minutes long, and posted only to Lil B's YouTube account.

Fun Facts

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The similarity is hard to miss.

• He is the first rapper ever to write a book at age 19, a record absolutely no one has tried to break yet. Because no one cares.
• On January 31, 2011, he declared on Twitter that he changed the rap game.
• He looks like:
  • Ellen Degeneres
  • Hannah Montana
  • Jesus Christ
  • A princess (no homo)
  • JK Rowling
  • Paris Hilton
  • A martian
  • A frenchman
  • A surgeon
  • Bill Clinton
  • Madonna in the 80's
  • Bill Gates mixed with Obama (arich nigger. Right)
  • Santa
  • Marlyn Manson
  • Justin Bieber
• His hobbies include cooking and swag.
• He is his own hype man.
• He's based as fuck, man.
• Soulja Boy is his producer.
• He's a lesbian because he only has sex with women. More commonly referred to as being a straight male.
• He has recorded over 1500 tracks since 2009.
• Threatened to fuck Kanye West in the ass if he didn't acknowledge him via Twitter.

See Also

• Rape
• Rap
• Scumbag Steve
• Shit
• Soulja Boy

External Links

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A typical tweet from Lil B.

• Lil B on Myspace--Hasn't been updated since September 2010.
• Twitter--Likes to tweet in all caps, all the time. Also enjoys quoting himself. Anything you say to him will be retweeted.
• Facebook--More or less the same as his Twitter.
• YouTube--Over 200 videos to date.

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