Hip Hop Is What I know & I Can't Be stopped....It's Only One Warrior

Lord Warrior, born Christopher Little, grew up listening to artist like Krazie Bone from Bone Thugs N Harmony.  Artist like Krazie Bone inspired Lord Warrior’s style and passion for the genre.  Striving to reach the heights of artist like Lupe Fiasco, Common, Eminem, Q-Tip and many more, I present to you…….Lord Warrior.

Starting out at the age of 16, Lord Warrior used every avenue possible to express himself, hone his skills and show that he has what it takes to be a true Hip Hop artist.  Like all high school kids, his avenues were lunch time ciphers, gym freestyles and sometimes skipping class to attend bathroom freestyle battles.  Whatever it took, he was there.  As he grew, so did his avenues.  He went from lunch time ciphers to free styling on the corners of downtown Houston to underground battles and performances at local clubs.

Over time, his name has changed as he matured.  He started off as Serial Killa in high school because he killed everyone that came across his path.  At that time, he was with a group called Da Tru Thug Soldiers with group mates T-Bone and Killa K.  As they grew, they grew apart but still share their passion for Hip Hop.  As he matured and overcame the challenges in his life, he became Lord Warrior.  He reconnected with old classmates C-Lyric, Cyrus, Midnight Blue and Bachelor.  With that connection Lord Warrior, Midnight Blue and Cyrus formed the group “Triple Threat”.  Midnight Blue parted ways with the group and Lord Warrior and Cyrus became the duo known as “Lethal Connection”.  With personal challenges getting in their ways, both artists went their separate ways, connecting every now and then to collaborate on a project.  Now, Lord Warrior stands on his own.  As he grows, his lyrical content and style changes but his passion for Hip Hop remains steadfast.


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