It's something about Lor Heavy that people love and his buzz is growing. He's gaining much attention locally in Connecticut and it's starting to grow online as well. Reminds me of Chief Keef when he first started bubbling in Chicago with that gritty drill music sound. Lor Heavy drops off his video for "Dead Cappers Freestyle" and he's in the studio with heavy artillery. He talks about how the streets don't respect liars and how lying can get you hurt. Lor Heavy is putting his real life in his raps and it's appealing to his audience. He raps about smoking dead homies in a blunt. I'm not sure if that's showing love or being disrespectful? The bottom line is Lor Heavy is destined to rise to the top over time.