Born and raised in Tampa Bay, Florida, rapper Farnum (also known as Lil Cook Up), has been making waves in hip-hop for years. His early success began in 2008 in battle rap where he was titled "The World's Youngest Battle Rapper" on GrindTimeNow. After half a decade he retired in 2013 and made his focus creating music.
His first project Man of the Hour (2015) showed off his ability to create a mainstream sound while packing in layers of substance, personality, and lyricism. With time he developed his current sound, one that blends elements of cloud rap and trap with the energy of pop punk. This can be seen on his recent singles such as Dolla Dolla & Indebted that will be found on his upcoming and most involved work "Bubblegum Trap" set for release March 1st, 2018.

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