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Lil Darkie | |
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![]() Lil Darkie in 2020 | |
Background information | |
Birth name | Joshua Jagan Hamilton |
Also known as | Lil Dvrkie, Brahman, Small Dark One, Dvrkie, The smol dark one |
Born | Los Angeles, California | August 6, 1998
Genres | |
Years active | 2016–present |
Member of | The Faggets |
Formerly of | Spider Gang, Gunk Rock |
Website | https://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 being black.[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]
Title | Year | Album |
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"1983" | 2019 | Non-album singles |
"Holocaust" (featuring Wendigo & LiL CUBENSiS) | ||
"Jack Daniels" | ||
"Monday Gunday 2" | ||
"Genocide" | ||
"Methhead Freestyle" (featuring Eric North, JOHNNASCUS, Half Metal Kaiba, BLCKK, BRUHMANEGOD, LiL CUBENSiS, Royalty the Kidd, Afourteen and Wendigo) | ||
"Therapy" | ||
"Nothing Matters" (featuring Cxrpse and BRUHMANEGOD) | ||
"Tour" | ||
"Isis Type Beat" | ||
"Kill All Humans" | ||
"Kill All Humans 2/3" | ||
"Monday Gunday" | ||
"Death Squad" | ||
"Plumbers" (featuring Keith Ape, PNSB and CHRIST DILLINGER) | ||
"Black Sheep" | ||
"Make a Militia" | ||
"Haha" | ||
"Halloweiner" |