Lihtz

About

Rapper, singer, songwriter, and actor known for his songs "Never Lose," "Crash Out RMX," "Out the Mud," "Need Love," "Glorified," "Fish Scale," and "Skating Off." He is also known for appearing in a few episodes of the show Empire in the mid-2010s.

Before fame

He grew up being inspired by church music and the rap scene in Philadelphia. He began recording songs as a teenager. His first significant single "Simplicity" was released in 2016. His first project The Switch Up was released in 2016.

Trivia

He went by Lihtz Kamraz early in his career but shortened his name in the late 2010s. His song "Never Lose" was sung by LeBron James in a viral video which helped boost the song's popularity and give him more traction in his career in 2017.

Family life

His real name is Andrew Christian Howard. He had an uncle nicknamed "Big Biscuit" who rapped and inspired him to become a rapper. He was born and raised in West Philadelphia.

Associated with

He was featured in Meek Mill's song "Never Lose" in 2017. His song "Out the Mud" was featured on Future's album 1800 Seconds Vol. 2 in 2019.