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Lil Darkie
Lil Darkie in 2020
Lil Darkie in 2020
Background information
Birth nameJoshua Jagan Hamilton
Also known asLil Dvrkie, Brahman, Small Dark One, Dvrkie, The smol dark one
Born (1998-10-06) October 6, 1998 (age 25)
Los Angeles, California
Genres
Years active2016–present
Member ofThe Faggets, Spider Gang
Formerly ofGunk Rock
Websitehttps://www.lildarkie.com/

Joshua Jagan Hamilton (born October 6, 1998), known professionally as Lil Darkie, or Brahman, is an American rapper, singer, musician, songwriter, and record producer from Long Beach, California.[1] He is one of the founders of Gunk Rock, The Faggets, and Spider Gang. His music features a wide variety of genres, including country and experimental hip-hop music. His music is described as being inspired by the Soundcloud rap scene as well as artists such as Kanye West, Odd Future, and Kid Cudi.[2] He is often depicted as an animated character he created, and he is openly bisexual.[3][4][5]

Hamilton began releasing music under the name Brahman, before adopting the name Lil Darkie in 2018.[2] He has generated some controversy for his image and lyrical contents, with some saying that his cartoon depiction has racist connotations due to bearing a resemblance to blackface.[6] However, he elaborated that it has nothing to do with race and is inspired by the Hindu goddess Kali claiming the vision came to him on an LSD trip.[5][7][8]

Discography

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Albums

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  • DRAIN THE SWAMP (2018)
  • SUPER DARK VR (2019)
  • SWAMP (2020)
  • THE FUTURE IS DARK (2023)

Mixtapes

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  • SWAMP DRAINED (2019)
  • THIS DOES NOT EXIST (2020)
  • YIN (2020)
  • BOROS (2021)
  • THE SMALL DARK ONE (2022)
  • darkillinger (2022)

EPs

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  • SCOOBY DOO DEATH (2019)

Compilations

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  • Lil Darkie Classics (2019)
  • Lil Darkie Classics 2 (2019)
  • Lost Songs (2022)

Singles

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  • 1983 (2019)
  • HOLOCAUST (featuring Wendigo and LiL CUBENSiS) (2019)
  • JACK DANIELS (featuring Wendigo) (2019)
  • When You Gone (LUKEBIKE featuring Lil Darkie) (2019)
  • MONDAY GUNDAY 2 (2019)
  • GENOCIDE (2019)
  • METHHEAD FREESTYLE (featuring Eric North, JOHNNASCUS, Half Metal Kaiba, BLCKK, BRUHMANEGOD, LiL CUBENSiS, Royalty the Kidd, Afourteen and Wendigo) (2019)
  • THERAPY (2019)
  • NOTHING MATTERS (featuring Cxrpse and BRUHMANEGOD) (2019)
  • TOUR (2019)
  • ISIS TYPE BEAT (2019)
  • KILL ALL HUMANS (2019)
  • KILL ALL HUMANS 2/3 (2019)
  • MONDAY GUNDAY (2019)
  • DEATH SQUAD (2019)
  • PLUMBERS (featuring Keith Ape, PNSB and CHRIST DILLINGER) (2019)
  • BLACK SHEEP (2019)
  • PUNK! (BVDLVD featuring Lil Darkie) (2019)
  • MAKE A MILITIA (2019)
  • HAHA (2019)
  • HALLOWEINER (2019)
  • DIRTY POTTY (featuring BRUHMANEGOD) (2020)
  • COLOSSAL CONFLICT (2020)
  • KNUP (Featuring EDDISON) (2020)
  • WALKING DOWN THE STREET (2020)
  • SPUNK (featuring Afourteen and CHRIST DILLINGER) (2020)
  • IMPERFECT (2020)
  • ANXIETY (2020)
  • SATAN LIVES IN HOLLYWOOD (2020)
  • banana pie (2020)
  • SLUTS WIT NUTS (featuring MADJAX) (2020)
  • SOXNSANDALS (2020)
  • drink my piss you nasty slut yeah yeah (featuring EDDISON) (2020)
  • FUCK YOU I AM VERY ANGRY AND SERIOUS (2020)
  • REVOLVER (2020)
  • ON THE MOUNTAIN (2020)
  • DARKIE STILL CANNOT RAP PT.1 (REMIX) (2020)
  • AMV (2020)
  • WE CAN'T AGREE WHAT TO NAME THIS SONG (featuring Cxrpse, EDDISON, Afourteen, BRUHMANEGOD, MKULTRA, CHRIST DILLINGER, BLCKK, FL.VCO and JOHNNASCUS) (2020)
  • ELECTRIC DANDELIONS (2020)
  • BATSHIT (2020)
  • FUCK ALL OF YOU <3 (2020)
  • USA (featuring EDDISON) (2021)
  • FIGHT! (2021)
  • Cant Stxp (Scarlxrd featuring Lil Darkie) (2021)
  • moving fast (2021)
  • PSYCHEDELIC TECHNO DEATH (2021)
  • TRAP METAL (2021)
  • fly away (2022)
  • PIGGY BACK (2022)
  • sun come up (2022)
  • GAS! (featuring BVDLVD) (2022)
  • Scammin (featuring EDDISON and SPIDER GANG) (2022)
  • We Will Fly (CHRIST DILLINGER featuring Lil Darkie) (2022)
  • SHOW SONG (2022)
  • 10 FOOT TALL (featuring BVDLVD) (2022)
  • RUN (featuring Brahman) (2022)
  • Scorn (Jasiah featuring Lil Darkie) (2022)
  • MONEY POWER FAME (2022)
  • THE WORLD IS ENDING (2022)
  • is there anybody home? (2023)
  • 1 BILLION STREAMS (GOD IN THE MOSHPIT) (2023)
  • SPIDER GANG IS CHINESE PROPAGANDA (SPIDER GANG featuring Lil Darkie and MKULTRA) (2023)
  • PUSSY TOO NUKEMIX (2023)

References

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  1. ^ Parish, Ian (30 December 2020). "REVIEW: Lil Darkie - SWAMP". abovethebridgemusic.com. Retrieved 5 November 2023.
  2. ^ a b Brown, Kaeden (27 October 2022). "The Lost Songs: Lil Darkie Album Review". centrevillesentinel.com. Retrieved 5 November 2023.
  3. ^ Rice, Lilyanne (17 May 2021). "A closer look at Lil Darkie's sexuality". stylesrant.com. Retrieved 5 November 2023.
  4. ^ lil darkie - to my friends, family, and supporters, 4 March 2020, retrieved 2022-12-22
  5. ^ a b "Lil Darkie Is the Most Controversial Rapper Alive". countere.com. 27 April 2020. Retrieved 4 November 2023.
  6. ^ Spence, Sade (10 June 2020). "Haha Lil Darkie TikTok Trend". stayhipp.com. Retrieved 5 November 2023.
  7. ^ Sherwood, Joseph (9 April 2021). "Here's Why Lil Darkie's Inflammatory Lyrics and Dark Cartoons Are Blowing Up". alittlebithuman.com. Retrieved 4 November 2023.
  8. ^ "Lil Darkie and the Collapse of Modern Society". everout.com. Retrieved 4 November 2023.
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