Produced by the producer lost to time, hosted by DJ Obese

Lil Root - Buh Buh Buh Lazy Flow (Producer has been lost to time) [DJ OBESE EXCLUSIVE]

Produced by Justbainz, hosted by DJ Obese and Scrooge McDuck

LiL Root - Back (Prod. Justbainz) [DJ OBESE X SCROOGE MCDUCK EXCLUSIVE]

Produced by MexikoDro, hosted by DJ Obese

Lil Root - Money Counter Open (Root Revival) (Prod. MexikoDro) [DJ OBESE EXCLUSIVE AND BONUS TRACK]

Lil Root - 1 Take Freeverse (Prod. NeiiBurr) [BONUS TRACK]

Lil Root - 2025 Free Flowing (Prod. LilFlashFrmDaGloBlock)

Produced by Fronto Beatz, hosted by DJ Obese and DJ Phat

Lil Root - With Phat (Prod. Fronto Beatz) [DJ OBESE X DJ PHAT EXCLUSIVE]

Lil Root - I Used To Wanna Hoop But Now I Got Perk Dreams (Producer has been lost to time)

Produced by 333since, hosted by DJ Obese and DJ Phat

Lil Root - Zip, I'm Zappin' (Prod. 333since) [DJ OBESE X DJ PHAT EXCLUSIVE]

Produced by Lil Root, hosted by DJ Obese, sampling "you are my rock" by Yadier

Lil Root - YaDizzle Re-Mix Interlude (Prod. Lil Root) [DJ OBESE EXCLUSIVE]

Lil Root - PorStar (Mental Health Anthem) (prod. Pi'erre Bourne)

As the lil root official archivist i lost the fucking original login to the account so we have moved to a new page Please Run Us Up Or I Kill You Twice

Story:
Lil Root emerged on the underground hip-hop scene in 2009, and rapped despite garnering no attention for his unique style and intriguing lyrics. His enigmatic persona and reclusive nature added to his allure, yet no one paid attention in the hip-hop community. Lil Root went relatively unnoticed in his career. He never performed and rarely anyone listened to his music.

Throughout his career, Lil Root was known for his sporadic releases and unexpected disappearances. He would often vanish from the public eye for months, only to resurface with a new track. His music explored a range of themes, often delving into personal struggles and societal issues. His ability to articulate deep emotions and complex narratives set him apart in the crowded rap landscape. Curiously, while he was active, Lil Root's music rarely reached mainstream audiences, circulating mostly through word-of-mouth and incredibly underground networks. His work was almost a secret, with only a couple of friends paying attention during his 15 year career.

In mid-2024, Lil Root made the surprising decision to delete all of his music from streaming platforms, attributing his actions to his struggles with bipolar disorder. Even at the peak of his elusive career, very few had actually heard his tracks when they were initially released, further cementing his status as an underground legend following his disappearance from the internet. Despite his absence from the music scene, Lil Root's impact continues to resonate, and his music has attracted a cult following on SoundCloud through his fan-made archive page.

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