![]() The #BussItChallenge has inspired people of all shapes and sizes to check themselves out and celebrate their bodies ( especially the backside). The steps to TikTok’s latest viral dance challenge are simple: If you got it, buss it. ![]() "Bust It Open' made the Music Billbord Charts in 3 different areas, Peaked 22 on "Hot Rap Tracks" in 2008, 56 on "Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles and 21 "Hot Rap Tracks" in 2009, as well as the over all Dolla$, Texas album placing 76 on the R&B Album charts and #3 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart.You’re gonna wanna wait to see the “after.” Lil' Wil's follow up single "Bust It Open" had an even greater impact that the infamous "My Dougie". The release of Lil' Wil's debut album, Dolla$, TX, featured collaborations with Papa Reu, Kiotti, Deonte', Rude & Big Hood Boss. Lil' Wil eagerly signed with Unauthorized Entertainment/Asylum Records to distribute the Lil' Wil brand. The buzz of his first single and video started to stir in a big way from the streets of Dallas to the channels of youtube to the syndicated radio airwaves. The single was not "just another dance record" but a story depicting a lifestyle and sub-culture of the Texas-underground music scene. In 2007, Lil' Wil released his first single locally entitled, "My Dougie". The introduction between Lil' Wil and Rude Bwoy created an union that elevated into a proposition that Lil' Wil became the flagship artist for the label. Rude Bwoy recently formed his indie label, RudeBwoy Entertainment. It was the connections with The Rally Boys that linked Lil' Wil with local reggae artist, Rude Bwoy. Pookie, T.Cash, Doughski G, Damm D, Bun B, Kiotti, Big Hood Boss, Yo Gotti, Soulja Boy, Shawty Lo and many more. He has collaborated with artists such as Tum Tum & The Rally Boys, Deonte', Mr. It wasn't long after the release of Bootleggers Special that other local Dallas artists started connecting with Lil' Wil. People recognized Lil' Wil and knew he was something special. One of his first mixtapes was the popular "Bootleggers Special". He set out to make his mark in the Dallas hip hop community. In 2005, Lil' Wil moved back to Dallas with a master plan. One of his most valuable meetings was with then up and coming music producer, DJ Toomp. Li'l Wil began networking with various people in the music Industry. Atlanta being the musical Mecca of the south as well as known for major hip hop artists such as Outkast, Goodie Mob, Ludacris and T.I. Wil was presented an opportunity to relocate to Atlanta in 2002. Lil' Wil's niche' is speaking on the reality of his life and his surroundings, he is coined as a "reality rapper". Wil knew this was something he wanted to take serious and make a career out of. Shortly after relocating, Wil began writing and crafting his musical skills. ![]() ![]() Originally from New Orleans, also referred to as the "most unique" city in America, Lil' Wil moved to Dallas, Texas with his mother at the young age of eleven. It's naturally fitting for hometown hero Wil Martin aka Lil' Wil to call Dallas, Texas home. Labels-Asylum/Unauthorize… Read Full Bio ↴ Birth name Wil Martinĭallas, Texas is a city saturated with southern culture and competitive mentalities within a diverse community where making money and major moves are the norm. ![]()
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