BIOGRAPHY
Lil Ru, born Russell Tyndell on September 28, 1985, is an American rapper hailing from Charleston, South Carolina. He gained recognition in the mid-2000s with the release of his single "Nasty Song," also known as "Nasty Song (Go Girl)," which became a regional hit.
"Nasty Song" showcased Lil Ru's explicit and playful lyrics, set against a club-friendly production. The track's success led to Lil Ru's increased visibility in the Southern rap scene, and it received attention for its catchy hook and danceable beat.
Following the success of "Nasty Song," Lil Ru released the mixtape "21 and Up" in 2009, which featured collaborations with other artists. While "Nasty Song" remains one of his most well-known tracks, Lil Ru has continued to release music and contribute to the rap scene.
Lil Ru's style often incorporates elements of Southern hip-hop and party-oriented themes. While he may not have achieved mainstream success on the level of some other artists, his impact within the regional and club scenes is notable.