King L

With a new mixtape entitled, Jeep Music hitting the streets July 22, Chi-raq's King L tries his hand with Hov's Timbaland-produced "Tom Ford" instrumental. We recently sat down with L and had the rapper break down his Chi-town influences...

Just over a year ago, Kanye West shouted out King Louie (who now goes by King L) on his version of Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like,” giving his stamp of approval to one of Chicago’s most exciting young talents. Louie’s kept busy in the year since, tapping Pusha T and Juicy J for last Fall’s “My Hoes They Do Drugs,” and December’s Drilluminati mixtape. It wasn’t long after wrapping up his March Madness

King L is riding the wave of his appearance on Kanye West's, Yeezus. Here, the Chi-raq rapper keeps the Hi-Def visuals from his March Madness series coming with the new video for, "Money Power Respect." It's what you need in life.

King L has a simple plan and it only involves two things. Now that mostly everyone has heard his appearance on Kanye West's Yeezus, the Chicago bull releases the visual for one of his March Madness series tracks, "I Just Wanna." Directed by Hi-Def...

The cat is out of the bag and Yeezus has hit the Internet. And, whether you like the album or not, just know that its creation was a meticulous process. Chicago rapper King L, who makes one of the few guest appearances on the album, recently chopped it up with MTV and gave some insight into how his feature for the LP came together...

King L's "Money Dance" is nearly two years old, but that didn't stop the artist formerly known as King Louie from getting a star-studded remix for 2013. Yo Gotti and French Montana join the party here, and we can only hope there's a video treatment on the way that sees them both joining Louie in the money dance...

Lil Durk looks like he’s the next GBE crew member to make it big on his own. On his latest release, he collaborated with King L for “Bitches & Bottles,” with the video directed by High Def. This will land on Durk’s upcoming mixtape, Signed to the Streets, droppng soon. Previously: Lil Durk – ...

March is almost over but King L is still going ham with his March Madness series. Here, he drops the Lokey produced money athem, "Just Left The Bank."

King L's got that MJ clout. No bull. Here, the Chicago rapper drops the video for the cut "Michael Jordan" to prove it. WhoisHiDef behind the camera.

King L is a busy dude. After the release of his awesomely-titled Drilluminati mixtape, he's gone on a tear with his #MarchMadness series, during which he's put out an album's-worth of free music. The latest release is "Money Power Respect," which borrows its hook from Fat Trel and Chief Keef's 2012 street hit "Russian Roulette." Listen ...

King L is going hard in the paint for his March Madness series. Here, the Chicago MC blesses his loyal subjects with a new Verluxe directed visual for the track "Band Nation."

In the latest installment of Louie's March Madness series, the Chicago rapper gushes over two of his all time favorite things: Money and Pot, Duh. Check back tomorrow for more new music from King L.