Lil Snupe
Lil Snupe was Addarren Ross from Winnfield, Louisiana. He was 18 when he was shot and killed there in June 2013. The circumstances around his death were...
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Lil Snupe was Addarren Ross from Winnfield, Louisiana. He was 18 when he was shot and killed there in June 2013. The circumstances around his death were murky, but it was reported as gang-related.
He'd started putting out music a couple years before that. His song 'Melo' got some attention when he was 16. He released a few mixtapes, including 'New Beginning' in 2012 and 'T.O.P.' in 2013. Other tracks like 'Nobody' and 'Ballin' showed his style, which was straightforward and dealt with the realities of where he was from.
There was some public friction with another Louisiana rapper, Kevin Gates, around that time. It was part of the noise that followed his early rise. The music he left behind is a brief, unvarnished snapshot of that period.
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