Lil Killer Boy

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Lil Killer Boy

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Birth name| Luke Martin
Born| Lewisham, London, UK
Origin| Alton East Hampshire
Genres|

* Pop Rap
* Emo Rap
* Hip Hop
* SoundCloud

Occupation(s)| Rapper, Streamer
Years active| 2020–Present
Labels| Unsigned
Instagram
Twitch
Youtube

Lil Killer Boy, previously known as Lil Luke Wrld, is British musician Luke Martin. He decided to change his stage name because he believed that Lil Killer Boy was a more unique and distinctive name. He is originally from Lewisham, London. His brother is also a rap artist known as L2Mad.

## Contents

* 1 Early Life and childhood
* 2 F*ck Love Unreleased Album
* 3 Atheltics
* 4 Music Luke Likes and Games
* 4.1 The Name Change from Lil Luke Wrld
* 4.2 F*ck you L*** and Depression Era
* 4.3 Streaming
* 4.4 111 Gang Meaning
* 4.5 References
* 4.6 External links

## Early Life and childhood[edit]

In 2020, he started creating music on his old, unreliable laptop and his iPhone, which he uploaded to SoundCloud under the name Lil Luke Wrld. His first track was titled "I'm a Reject." In 2023, he released the song "Starstruck Girl" on Lil Luke Wrld, and "Fire In Pills" is on Lil Killer Boy's Spotify account. At the beginning of "Starstruck Girl," you can hear his ex-girlfriend expressing her love for him before she broke up with him.

Lil Killer Boy was working on an album called "F*ck Love," which is still unreleased to this day, inspired by The Kid Laroi's album, which he greatly admired. He attended school in Surrey from year 6 until he was 18 years old, where he received a Distinction in BETC ESPORT during his time at the school.

## F*ck Love Unreleased Album[edit]

1\. Intro

2\. Why the F*ck L***

3\. Fight for Love

4\. Unrelesad Track

5\. Unrelesad Track

6\. Unrelesad Track

7\. Luke's Feeling of Life Midtro

8\. The Best Life

9\. The Death Of Love

10\. Outro

## Atheltics[edit]

He used to compete for a local athletics club in events like the 100m, 200m, long jump, and high jump with the support of his family.

# Music Luke Likes and Games[edit]

The types of music he listened to during that time were Emo Rap, Soundcloud Rap, Dubstep, Trap, and Hip Hop. His favorite artists were Juice Wrld, XXXTentacion, Lil Peep, and Trippie Redd. In addition to music, he played a variety of games such as Call of Duty, Fortnite, VRChat, and Payday 2.

## The Name Change from Lil Luke Wrld[edit]

Luke Changed his rap name from Lil Luke Wrld because he felt like he was copying Juice Wrld his idol name because of the Wrld part of his name which he changed to Lil Killer Boy which meant to him that he played a lot of fps games so that's why he name himself Killer boy.

## F*ck you L*** and Depression Era[edit]

During this period, he wrote numerous songs and remixed them using free, for-profit type beats from YouTube. Some of the songs he released were 'Runaway', 'You Have Been Hit by a Smooth Lukey', 'One Missed Call from Lukey', 'Fire In My Pills', 'Burning in My Heart', 'Final Goodbye', and 'Shoot That Bitch Down'.

## Streaming[edit]

He loves to stream on Twitch under the username Akria_Kills. Although he doesn't stream much, the types of games he plays include Call of Duty, Fortnite, and Payday 2/3. During his streams, he plays lots of music and sometimes shares the new music he is working on.

## 111 Gang Meaning[edit]

"He made up a meaning for 111: 1 life, 1 spirit, 1 vibe. He wants to bring happiness to the world. He doesn't want the history he had and the hell he had been through to stop anyone from doing what they like to do."

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