Lynch Hung debuted with the 1993 album 24 Deep, which featured stories of the struggles involved with being affiliated with a local. Lynch Hung's lyrics are notorious for featuring highly explicit themes, including murder, rape and cannibalism. Brotha Lynch Hung (born Kevin Mann) is an MC and producer from Sacramento, CA who began rapping at 13.

In 1992 Lynch signed with Black Market Records and recorded his first EP, 24 Deep (1993). As the 'Street Talk Crew' Lynch, X-Raided, and Sicx recorded the cassette tape Niggaz In Black (1991), according to Lynch to be 'some of my best work'. He Also Featured on the Song 'Hoes E Schemin Too' as well as a skit with his brother Sicx on KRD's Sac-Town Funk Album. Ebk young joc Brotha Lynch Hung Kevin Danell Mann, better known by his stage name Brotha Lynch Hung, is an American rapper and record producer from Sacramento, California who has been described as Brotha Lynch Hung appeared and produced 11 of the 12 tracks on X-Raided's first album Psycho Active in 1992.

He has been involved in gang confrontations, and was shot once near Arden Fair Mall. Personal life Like fellow Sacramento rapper X-Raided, Brotha Lynch Hung is a 24th Street Crips gang member. In March 2010, he released his Strange Music debut, Dinner and a Movie, selling around 7,000 albums its first week alone.Brotha Lynch Hung's rapping style has been described as 'smooth and quickly delivered', similar to style of Spice 1. In May 2009, he signed a deal with Midwest rapper Tech N9ne's Strange Music label. The album is known of its extremely graphic imagery of themes including ultraviolence, misogyny, rape and cannibalism.

Gallegos was himself subsequently killed in a police shootout. Controversy In September 1996, Joseph Edward Gallegos, 18-year-old Colorado man, listened to Brotha Lynch Hung's song 'Locc 2 da Brain' repeatedly before fatally shooting his three friends. Brotha Lynch Hung has one adult daughter.

↑ 'Brotha Lynch Hung Signs To Tech N9ne’s Strange Music Label'. 'Season of da Siccness > Review'. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Henderson, Alex (2006).

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