Biography
Atlanta-based rapper Lil Gnar brings abundant flair and presence to his work, shaping instantly memorable songs through fluid and natural delivery. An informal start quickly yielded a deal with a major label, resulting in the 2018 mixtape Gnar Lif3. On the 2019 album Fire Hazard he joined forces with Lil Skies and YBN Nahmir, while the 2022 project Die Bout It paired him with Lil Uzi Vert and Trippie Redd.
Born Caleb Sheppard, he treated rapping as a casual pastime during his teenage years before deepening his engagement through skateboarding and the subsequent launch of his Gnarcotic clothing line. Another Atlanta skater, Germ, pursued his own rap goals with enough intensity to push Gnar toward greater seriousness with the form. Momentum arrived in 2017 when the early track “Ride Wit Da Fye,” which featured Germ and carried production by SS.Kev, neared half a million streams within weeks of upload. Label attention followed rapidly, leading to a 2018 signing with Capitol. That June the label issued “Drop Top Benz,” a Lil Skies collaboration that served as Gnar’s official introduction. The song anchored the mixtape Gnar Lif3, which surfaced three months afterward and included contributions from IDK and Skies along with Travis Barker and Zillakami; the latter pair infused the otherwise restrained yet charged material with a harder rock sensibility. Guest appearances on the 2019 album Fire Hazard came from Rob Bank$, Lil Yachty, YBN Nahmir, and additional artists. Throughout 2020 Gnar reunited with Germ for several singles before releasing the EP Big Bad Gnar Shit 2. That year also brought the collaborative cut “Diamond Choker” with Lil Uzi Vert and the single “HEY!” alongside Lil Keed. The following year continued in similar fashion with the Lil Skies track “Not the Same,” the Trippie Redd-assisted “Missiles,” and the ensemble piece “New Bugatti” that united Gnar with DJ Scheme, Chief Keef, and Ski Mask the Slump God. Numerous selections from these releases were later gathered on the 2022 project Die Bout It.
Born Caleb Sheppard, he treated rapping as a casual pastime during his teenage years before deepening his engagement through skateboarding and the subsequent launch of his Gnarcotic clothing line. Another Atlanta skater, Germ, pursued his own rap goals with enough intensity to push Gnar toward greater seriousness with the form. Momentum arrived in 2017 when the early track “Ride Wit Da Fye,” which featured Germ and carried production by SS.Kev, neared half a million streams within weeks of upload. Label attention followed rapidly, leading to a 2018 signing with Capitol. That June the label issued “Drop Top Benz,” a Lil Skies collaboration that served as Gnar’s official introduction. The song anchored the mixtape Gnar Lif3, which surfaced three months afterward and included contributions from IDK and Skies along with Travis Barker and Zillakami; the latter pair infused the otherwise restrained yet charged material with a harder rock sensibility. Guest appearances on the 2019 album Fire Hazard came from Rob Bank$, Lil Yachty, YBN Nahmir, and additional artists. Throughout 2020 Gnar reunited with Germ for several singles before releasing the EP Big Bad Gnar Shit 2. That year also brought the collaborative cut “Diamond Choker” with Lil Uzi Vert and the single “HEY!” alongside Lil Keed. The following year continued in similar fashion with the Lil Skies track “Not the Same,” the Trippie Redd-assisted “Missiles,” and the ensemble piece “New Bugatti” that united Gnar with DJ Scheme, Chief Keef, and Ski Mask the Slump God. Numerous selections from these releases were later gathered on the 2022 project Die Bout It.
Albums
Singles

MF Boss
2025

ACHO QUE ELA É GP
2024

Pleads
2024

What Up Ski
2024

Gemini
2024

Tattoo
2024

Faneto (Gnar Mix)
2023

Got Da Sack
2023

Dip Roll
2023

Stonecrest
2023

Triple S
2022

Spirits Pt. 2
2022

My Bruddas (feat. Yung Bans)
2022

No Switches (feat. Tory Lanez)
2022

Pick Up
2022

Stick Baby
2021

Not Your Speed
2021

Skelly
2021

No Regular
2021

NEW BUGATTI (feat. Ski Mask The Slump God, Chief Keef, DJ Scheme)
2021

Facts
2021

Not The Same (feat. Lil Skies)
2021

Missiles
2021

Missiles (feat. Trippie Redd)
2021

Drop Top Benz (feat. Lil Skies)
2020

HEY!
2020

Diamond Choker (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)
2020

Brand New Booty
2020

Jungle Boys
2020

Perc 300
2020

Life on Fire (jazmyns song)
2019

CABBAGE
2019

Octane Sex
2019

Death Note (feat. Lil Skies & Craig Xen)
2019

Death Note (feat. Craig Xen & Lil Skies)
2019

Kingdom Hearts Freestyle
2019

Ice Out
2018

Sticky Rice (feat. Germ)
2018

Big Bad Gnar Shit (feat. Germ)
2018





