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LIL DEAL is an independent rapper pushing lyricism to the front of everything he makes. Known for complex rhyme schemes, fast flows, and a refusal to use lazy bars, he’s been building his name through consistency, experimentation, and straight-up skill. Whether it’s brutal punchlines, emotional verses, or concept-heavy tracks, LIL DEAL writes like someone with something to prove — and a lot more still to say.

Before the name LIL DEAL, he went by Glob — a creative, emotional, sometimes chaotic version of himself that laid the foundation for everything that came after. The early albums were rough on purpose, like “THE BAD ONES” and “LIKE GLOBBER, LIKE SON,” followed by more polished projects like “HAPPY GLOB,” “SAD GLOB,” and “GLOBS DEATH.” Those albums were personal, raw, and often unpredictable — sometimes funny, sometimes dark, sometimes both.

But as the music evolved, so did the identity. LIL DEAL came out of that transformation: sharper, bolder, more intentional. This new era is about confidence, precision, and standing on the work — no filler, no trends, just bars. Every verse is loaded with internal rhymes, flips, double meanings, and deeper structure. Basic rhyme pairs like frame/name or glass/pass are banned. The bar is high — and getting higher.

LIL DEAL is also one of the original members of the rap group 5K, a tight collective where each artist brings their own style. Inside the group, LIL DEAL is known for being the one with the pen that cuts the deepest — the writer, the schemer, the one who rewrites verses until they snap. Whether solo or in a cypher, he’s out to outwrite everyone.

His upcoming project drops September 2025. It’s another chapter in the LIL DEAL run — continuing the streak of high-level writing and heavy impact, with even more focus and control.

LIL DEAL might not be known yet — but the work speaks louder than numbers.
If you’re into surface-level rap, he’s not for you.
If you care about writing, bars, and actual effort in every line? You just found your new favorite.

Look. Don’t touch. Just listen.

If you're reading this right now, there's nothing to read. Soon there will be a link to a website that will take you to a virtual LIL DEAL show. Headphones recommended. 

The show is gonna feature the Fallen Apart albums, DO NOT ENTER, And a guest, GRYCO.

LJR is the new LIL DEAL and it will say why in the new album after LJR