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Lavell Webb

Rapper

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Music

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Practical Analytical Hardworking Loyal Kind Detail-Oriented Diligent

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1975-08-31
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The rapper known as City Spud has made a name for himself both as a solo artist and as a key figure in the hip-hop scene. City Spud gained recognition primarily through his involvement with the St. Lunatics, a group he helped found back in 1993. As one of the original members, City Spud played an integral role in shaping the group’s early sound and direction. Over the years, City Spud became especially well-known for his appearance on Nelly’s hit track “Ride Wit Me,” which brought him wider attention. Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, City Spud shared a close bond with Nelly—so close, in fact, that many people assumed they were brothers. Their friendship, rooted in their shared hometown experiences, helped lay the foundation for their musical collaboration. City Spud’s journey from the streets of St. Louis to the spotlight reflects not just talent, but deep-rooted connections and perseverance.

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He spent nearly a decade behind bars, serving nine years in prison following his conviction for armed robbery back in 1999. It was a turning point in his life, one that shaped the path he’d later take. After those long years, he emerged determined to make a change and leave that chapter behind. His story became one of redemption, showing that even after such a serious offense, growth is possible. He often reflects on that time now, acknowledging the mistakes he made and how they led to nine difficult years locked away.

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