The four in LilSnupe's 4 Cornahz represent Loyalty, Faith, Ambition and Love.
LilSnupe 4 Cornahz Foundation will be a game-changer for children and families with big dreams.
These four beliefs guide us in everything we do at LilSnupe 4 Cornahz Foundation®. It inspires us to grant dreams that change the lives of the children and families we serve. It compels us to be creative in exceeding the expectations of every Little Big Dreamer. It drives us to make our donated resources go as far as possible.
Most of all, it's the founding principle of our vision to grant the dream of every eligible child.
"We grant the dreams of single parents children with incarcerated parents with the hands on education for entertainment, music, sports, dance and art to enrich the human experience with Loyalty, faith, ambition and love."
Lil Snupe was tragically shot and killed a year and half ago. At the time of his death, the 18-year-old from Jonesboro, Louisiana was just beginning a career that held a lot of promise. After witnessing him at a battle rap competition, Meek Mill brought young Snupe to Dreamchasers. Unfortunately, he was never able to release a project on the label.
Luckily, Snupe’s main producers, C’Nyle and Lil Deezyana 318 along with Lil Lee 420, have gathered all of Snupe’s unheard cuts and released an album, titled RNIC 2 (Jonesboro), which dropped February 10th. They’ve also gathered unseen footage of Snupe.
Check out the video for “Y’all Ain’t,” Directed By: C’Nyle and Edited By: Joshua Holly which shows Snupe’s young talent in full force. Take a trip through J-O-N-E-S-B-O-R-O–“a bad place where most people don’t wanna go,” and get a behind the scenes look at Snupe’s prolific recording sessions.
A big, big thanks to 50 Cent & thisis50.com for debuting Lil Snupe Rewind - Court Day Ep.1!
Lil Snupe visits the Courthouse in Downtown Jonesboro, LA to attend a parole hearing for his father, "Charlie Brown" who has been incarcerated since 1999 when Snupe was only 4 years old. Watch as Snupe shares his true feelings about his daily struggles just 1 day after he finished recording his very 1st mixtape, "16 & Runnin".
So many of Lil Snupe's fans have been asking for Lil Snupe Merchandise. Well, the wait is over! Thanks to Sizocks.com, supporters can now purchase the New #SnupeSocks featuring New Designs & Styles! All proceeds are benefitting the Lil Snupe 4 Cornahz Foundation. #LongLiveLilSnupe
Jonesboro, LOUISIANA rapper Lil Snupe was fatally shot at age 18 as a result of a dispute over a video game battle. At the time of his death, he was considered one of the most promising MC’s of the new generation of artists that recently emerged from the Louisiana scene. His lyrical skills inspired rapper Meek Mill to co-sign Lil Snupe; after an MC battle, during which the young MC showcased his remarkable style, Lil Snupe was bound to join the roster of Meek Mill’s Dream Chaser.
Following his death, producers Lil Deezyana and C’Nyle, who created all the music for Snupe and assisted him in all activities, were able to put together this album along with music producer Lil Lee with the best recordings left behind by the late rapper.
The album RNIC 2 (Jonesboro) dropped today, February 10, 2015 on Millennium Era/TherezMore2C ENT; and is distributed by InGrooves. You can cop that right HERE
The album features a few guest appearances; the current single/video for the track “Meant 2 Be” features Lil Boosie (as Boosie Bad Azz). The video is currently playing on MTV Jams and RevoltTV. You can check it out below!
Here’s the Behind The Scenes of “Meant 2 Be”!
In light of the tragic death of the young rapper, his mother, Denesha Chester, has established a foundation in memory of Lil Snupe called ” Lil Snupe 4 Cornahz Foundation®”; the four corners represent Loyalty, Faith, Ambition and Love. These are the four basic beliefs that are meant to provide guidance in life.
Mission Statement
“This project will inspire us to support the dreams that can change the lives of the children and families we will serve. It compels us to be creative and inspire Little Big Dreamers to exceed their expectations. It drives us to make our donated resources go as far as possible. Most of all, it is the founding principle of our vision to help the dream of every eligible child become reality. Our objective is to be a positive support for single parent’s children and children of incarcerated parents by offering entertainment, music, sports, dance and art education.
We want to enrich the human experience with Loyalty, Faith, Ambition and Love.”
There is no greater emotional pain you can experience than that of a parent burying their own child. What makes it even more painful, is for a parent to see their child reverse their field and go from negative to positive and with a great future ahead of them. This is the pain of Denesha “Mama Snupe” Chester, who lost her son known as Lil Snupe, 7 days after his 18th birthday.
Lil Snupe is a story that SHOULD be told over and over again. Why? Because it’s a story of a youngster living the life and pulling himself out of the hole to take advantage of his natural ability only to have his life snuffed out as a victim of senseless violence. By telling his story, perhaps, just perhaps, we can motivate other young people to embrace even the smallest chance to make it out from the hole many of us are born into.
Lil Snupe hailed from the Louisiana and was a protege of Meek Mill whose pride and amazement at the youngster’s “off tha dome” skillz had the entertainment world ravenously awaiting the budding superstar’s full length project under the Dream Chaser’s imprint.
As a parent, I wish all of our children as much success as they can have and my “Live Session” with Denesha “Mama Snupe” Chester, was the hardest thing I had to do in 2014. Listen to her tell us about her son and the changes she was blessed to witness as her son came to some life changing decisions that gave him a legitimate shot at making it!!!
We also got some time from Lil Snupe’s mentor and hometown inspiration C’NYLE who gave us his impressions of Lil Snupe and what it was like to work with and be amazed by this young dynamo. Check out his interview here.
The much anticipated RNIC Revisited from LilSnupe is now available exclusively on iTunes. Featuring 5 new bangerz including: “Right Now” featuring K Smith; “What Nigga You Know”; “STFU” featuring Daniel Heartless; “Keep Pushin” featuring Young Troll; and “Priorities” featuring Young Salo. Check out the “Priorities” video, exclusively on HYPE!
Digitally remastered, RNIC Revisited, is the first posthumous album from LilSnupe. His second album, RNIC 2 Jonesboro, will debut all brand new tracks and is set for an early 2015 release. The first single off RNIC 2 Jonesboro, “Meant 2 Be” featuring Lil Boosie will be dropping December 2nd, you heard it here first!
The album is available on iTunes for $9.99 (singles are $.99). A portion of all sales will go to Heart of Mothers, founded by Denesha (mama Snupe) Chester, an organization for mothers who have lost a child to violence, and the LilSnupe 4 Cornahz Foundation, which strives to honor LilSnupe’s memory by helping underprivileged children achieve their dreams. LilSnupe, who many know as Meek Mill’s protégé, was tragically killed in June 2013.
The album includes 21 tracks:BUY NOW!
Tracks on RNIC Revisited
01 Tha Infamous (Intro)
02 Take Over (Feat. Charlie Brown)
03 Melo
04 Life (Skit)
05 Right Now (Feat. K Smith)
06 Ketchup Freestyle (Feat. DJ Mustard)
07 What NIgga You Know (Feat. Supa Dupa Sultan)
08 I'm That Nigga Now
09 Ballin (Feat. Trae Tha Truth)
10 X B!tch
11 X Posed
12 Tonight (Feat. Curren$y)
13 No Games
14 STFU (Feat. Daniel Heartless)
15 Headed Str8 To The Top
16 Put Em Up (Feat. Bigg Poppa)
17 318 Freestyle (Feat. Hurricane Chris & DJ Bay Bay)
18 Priorities (Feat. Young Salo)
19 So Tired (Feat. Twinn U & J.Knoxx)
20 Keep Pushin (Feat. Young Troll)
21 Sellin Dope (Feat. Yo Gotti)
