THE STORY — WRITTEN IN REAL LIFE
No character. No costume. Every record is a page out of a real life lived in Mississippi.
Born and raised in Mississippi, Corneilous Lee grew up where nothing came easy and nothing was given. The music started the way it always does when it's real — as a way to say out loud what the streets teach you to keep quiet.
His catalog moves between two worlds without faking either one. On one side, street records like Candle Light and Jeepers Creepers — cold, unfiltered, and heavy. On the other, records that most rappers won't make: Dealing With Addiction, an honest look at the fight a lot of families know too well, and Mama's Boy, a tribute to the woman who worked two jobs, gave up her plate when the fridge was low, and played mama and daddy both.
Today he stands as a fully independent artist — his masters, his story, his terms. No label filter, no polish over the truth. That independence is the whole point: when it's your life on the record, nobody else gets to edit it.
The Run
Raised in the Sip. The stories that would become the songs got lived first — the losses, the lessons, the loyalty.
The name starts circulating on collaborations like "My Turn," putting GV LilShooty verses in rotation across the local scene.
A run of singles — Candle Light, Better 4 Me, Separate, Jeepers Creepers — establishes the sound: cold delivery, real stakes.
The 12-track album drops alongside Real From Fake and Dealing With Addiction — the year the catalog got depth, not just heat.
The tribute record. Proof the pen can hit the heart as hard as it hits the block.
New single with JJ Heavy out now. Still independent. Still building. The next chapter is being written in real time.
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