The mixtape ‘The Pack is Back’ was released in 2009 and the album ‘Wolfpack Party’ was released in 2010.

This new label connection led to the release of a mixtape and an album. ‘The Pack’ found a new home on SMC Recordings. Lackluster sales saw the group dropped from Jive Records. Whilst with ‘The Pack’ Lil B was a part of the projects: ‘Skateboard 2 Scrapers EP’ and the album ‘Based Boys’ (released through Jive/ Zomba Records). ‘The Pack’ played an instrumental role in the Bay Area’s Hyphy movement of the mid 2000’s. Their hit single ‘Vans’ brought the group national acclaim. The product of Berkley, California emerged on the scene at age 16 as a member of the Bay Area rap group ‘The Pack’. Lil B was born Brandon Christopher McCartney on August 17, 1989. We will try our best to portray his impact throughout the article.

As previously mentioned, words can’t quantify the impact Lil B has had on the rap game. By analysing the tapes: ‘I’m Thraxx’ and ‘6 Kiss’, we will discuss and explain how Lil B changed the music world forever. For this edition of LO-FI: The Magazine, we will attempt to bring credence to the Based movement. Over the span of his career, Lil B fought through negativity to bring his positivity driven movement to life. From his early days in The Pack to the current day Lil B, Brandon McCartney has forged his own path in a music industry which did everything to keep him out. His penchant for positivity impacted several lives.

No artist in history has had the holistic impact on one’s lifestyle and persona than Lil B has. It has become a religion, a way of life for those who have been inspired by Lil B The Based God. His ambiguous ‘Based’ movement has transcended music, culture and art. You can’t dispute the fact that Lil B started the underground scene we know and love today. Words can’t express the that Lil B has had on the new generation of rap artists. He is the rarest and most influential artist to grace the decade.

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