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Luh Fatt started rapping at a young age. He was inspired by the hardcore drill beats and lyrics of artists like Chief Keef and Lil Durk. Luh Fatt quickly developed a style of his own. He was known for his hardcore drill lyrics and flow switch-ups. He also had a side for Jail House Blues. Luh Fatt is from the southside of Winston-Salem. He was raised in a challenging environment and turned to Rap as a means of expressing his emotions. His music quickly gained popularity in the local scene. Luh Fatt's music is raw and authentic, and it resonates with fans who can relate to his experiences.

Despite his success, Luh Fatt hasn't forgotten where he came from. He is still involved in the community, and he uses his music to raise awareness about the issues affecting his neighborhood. Luh Fatt is determined to make a difference, and he is poised to become one of the most influential rappers in the industry

Recently, Luh Fatt has been working on new single for his upcoming album. He's been in the studio for hours on end, putting in all the hard work to make sure his album is perfect. Luh Fatt is a perfectionist, and he wants his album to be the best it can be. He's been working on new music for months, and he's finally ready to share it with the world. He's been keeping the details of his album under wraps, but he's finally going to be releasing a new single and EP next Year.”

Luh Fatt is an artist for the label TeamRackzEntertainmet. You can find him on iTunes, Audiomack, and YouTube. He is excited to share his new music with his fans. He knows they're going to love it. His social information is as follows: follow him on Instagram @Luh.Fatt3, and add him on Facebook @Luh Fatt.


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