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Gustav Åhr was born November 1st, 1996 in Pennsylvania but eventually moved to Long Island’s South Shore where he spent the majority of his adolescent years. His grandfather and father are professors - Harvard and Hofstra, respectively - and his mother is a first grade teacher.<ref name="Pitchfork"> |
Gustav Åhr was born November 1st, 1996 in Pennsylvania but eventually moved to Long Island’s South Shore where he spent the majority of his adolescent years. His grandfather and father are professors - Harvard and Hofstra, respectively - and his mother is a first grade teacher.<ref name="Pitchfork">{{cite web|url=http://pitchfork.com/features/rising/10001-tears-of-a-dirtbag-rapper-lil-peep-is-the-future-of-emo/|title=Tears of a Dirtbag: Rapper Lil Peep Is the Future of Emo - Pitchfork|publisher=}}</ref>. |
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In December of 2015, LiL PEEP dropped his first full project titled LiL PEEP PART ONE on SoundCloud and Bandcamp. It wasn't until his most recent release for HELLBOY where he began really gaining traction. As of Jan. 2017, the project has over 8.8M collective plays on his Soundcloud account. LiL PEEP is described by Pitchfork as "the fresh-faced avatar of post-emo angst that’s not quite rap or rock. Instead, it falls into a grey area full of with spidery guitars, 808 drums, and wall-of-sound production. It’s been described as the “new emo” and “emo trap,” raw and stinging and a direct confluence of his influences—Gucci Mane, Crystal Castles, Panic! at the Disco."<ref name="Pitchfork" |
In December of 2015, LiL PEEP dropped his first full project titled LiL PEEP PART ONE on SoundCloud and Bandcamp. It wasn't until his most recent release for HELLBOY where he began really gaining traction. As of Jan. 2017, the project has over 8.8M collective plays on his Soundcloud account. LiL PEEP is described by Pitchfork as "the fresh-faced avatar of post-emo angst that’s not quite rap or rock. Instead, it falls into a grey area full of with spidery guitars, 808 drums, and wall-of-sound production. It’s been described as the “new emo” and “emo trap,” raw and stinging and a direct confluence of his influences—Gucci Mane, Crystal Castles, Panic! at the Disco."<ref name="Pitchfork"/>. |
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LiL PEEP has sampled many popular artists in the past - "Between his mixtapes, hellboy and crybaby, as well as various one-off loosies and collaborations, he has rapped over samples of Brand New, Underoath, Avenged Sevenfold, Slayer, The Microphones, Sonic Youth, The Postal Service, and an acoustic performance of "Creep" by Radiohead."<ref name="Noisey"> |
LiL PEEP has sampled many popular artists in the past - "Between his mixtapes, hellboy and crybaby, as well as various one-off loosies and collaborations, he has rapped over samples of Brand New, Underoath, Avenged Sevenfold, Slayer, The Microphones, Sonic Youth, The Postal Service, and an acoustic performance of "Creep" by Radiohead."<ref name="Noisey">{{cite web|url=https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/is-lil-peeps-music-brilliant-or-stupid-as-shit|title=Is Lil Peep's Music Brilliant or Stupid as Shit? - Noisey|publisher=}}</ref> He is now in the studio working on new music for 2017. |
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==Discography<ref name="BandCamp"> |
==Discography<ref name="BandCamp">{{cite web|url=https://lilpeep.bandcamp.com/music|title=LiL PEEP|publisher=}}</ref><ref name="SoundCloud">{{cite web|url=https://soundcloud.com/lil_peep|title=☆LiL PEEP☆|publisher=}}</ref>== |
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==Music Videos<ref name="YOUTUBE"> |
==Music Videos<ref name="YOUTUBE">{{cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/lilpeepofficial|title=Lil Peep|publisher=}}</ref>== |
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On January 4th, LiL PEEP released his latest music video for "GIRLS" off the mixtape HELLBOY<ref name="GIRLS Video"> |
On January 4th, LiL PEEP released his latest music video for "GIRLS" off the mixtape HELLBOY<ref name="GIRLS Video">{{cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hlSgENWCcU&feature=youtu.be|title=lil peep ft. horsehead - girls|first=|last=Lil Peep|date=4 January 2017|publisher=|via=YouTube}}</ref><ref name="Hypebeast">{{cite web|url=http://hypebeast.com/2017/1/lil-peep-girls-video|title=Lil Peep Shares "Girls" Music Video|publisher=}}</ref>. |
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Prior to this, LiL PEEP had recorded three videos independently for "White Wine", "Gym Class", & "White Tee<ref name="White Tee Premiere"> |
Prior to this, LiL PEEP had recorded three videos independently for "White Wine", "Gym Class", & "White Tee<ref name="White Tee Premiere">{{cite web|url=http://www.themaskedgorilla.com/lil-peep-white-tee-video/|title=We Went To Lil Peep's House Today To Drop His "White Tee" Music Video|publisher=}}</ref>" and released them on his YouTube channel<ref name="YOUTUBE"/> |
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Gustav Åhr - better known as his stage name LiL PEEP, is an American Rapper/Singer originally from Pennsylvania.
History
Gustav Åhr was born November 1st, 1996 in Pennsylvania but eventually moved to Long Island’s South Shore where he spent the majority of his adolescent years. His grandfather and father are professors - Harvard and Hofstra, respectively - and his mother is a first grade teacher.[1].
After dropping out of high school, LiL PEEP moved to Los Angeles to pursue a rap career after uploading his first few songs to SoundCloud in August of 2015, but eventually moved back to Long Island until his fan base grew larger. He currently lives in Los Angeles.
In December of 2015, LiL PEEP dropped his first full project titled LiL PEEP PART ONE on SoundCloud and Bandcamp. It wasn't until his most recent release for HELLBOY where he began really gaining traction. As of Jan. 2017, the project has over 8.8M collective plays on his Soundcloud account. LiL PEEP is described by Pitchfork as "the fresh-faced avatar of post-emo angst that’s not quite rap or rock. Instead, it falls into a grey area full of with spidery guitars, 808 drums, and wall-of-sound production. It’s been described as the “new emo” and “emo trap,” raw and stinging and a direct confluence of his influences—Gucci Mane, Crystal Castles, Panic! at the Disco."[1].
LiL PEEP has sampled many popular artists in the past - "Between his mixtapes, hellboy and crybaby, as well as various one-off loosies and collaborations, he has rapped over samples of Brand New, Underoath, Avenged Sevenfold, Slayer, The Microphones, Sonic Youth, The Postal Service, and an acoustic performance of "Creep" by Radiohead."[2] He is now in the studio working on new music for 2017.
- HELLBOY
- CASTLES
- CRYBABY
- CALIFORNIA GIRLS EP
- VERTIGO
- LIVE FOREVER
- LiL PEEP PART ONE
Music Videos[5]
On January 4th, LiL PEEP released his latest music video for "GIRLS" off the mixtape HELLBOY[6][7].
Prior to this, LiL PEEP had recorded three videos independently for "White Wine", "Gym Class", & "White Tee[8]" and released them on his YouTube channel[5]
References
- ^ a b "Tears of a Dirtbag: Rapper Lil Peep Is the Future of Emo - Pitchfork".
- ^ "Is Lil Peep's Music Brilliant or Stupid as Shit? - Noisey".
- ^ "LiL PEEP".
- ^ "☆LiL PEEP☆".
- ^ a b "Lil Peep".
- ^ Lil Peep (4 January 2017). "lil peep ft. horsehead - girls" – via YouTube.
- ^ "Lil Peep Shares "Girls" Music Video".
- ^ "We Went To Lil Peep's House Today To Drop His "White Tee" Music Video".