Born in Freetown, Sierra Leone in West Africa eventually emigrating to Canada and then moving to Philadelphia at the age of 12, LiMM was forced to grow up at a young age. “Growing up we didn’t have a lot,” LiMM recalls, “I learned how to live within my means.” This forced him to focus on what was important, becoming hard-working and disciplined in everything he put his mind to. From the beginning, LiMM was thrust into music, being involved in multiple choirs, which would forever leave an impact on the art he’d go on to create. It wasn’t until his junior year of high school that LiMM really jumped into the hip-hop side of things. After freestyling with a friend and receiving positive feedback, “This pushed me to keep going,” LiMM says and in just a few years our young upstart was ready to begin his full journey into hip-hop. Over the course of the last few years, LiMM has shared the stage with the likes of Mac Miller (RIP), Pop Smoke (RIP), Sean Kingston and more showing that he can bring the energy to a crowd as well. Moreover, his appeal stretches in listenership as too with over 400K streams on Spotify alone. We’re still not done, LiMM’s popularity goes into the Press too with him receiving “Banger of the Day” and also getting a feature in The Hawk newspaper based out of St. Joseph's University.