Every city’s got a sound, but not every city gets an artist who’s dead set on doing things their own way. Luh Frankie, straight out of Milledgeville, Georgia, isn’t trying to fit into anybody else’s blueprint. He’s building something from scratch—his own flow, his own rules, and his own story.
Frankie’s journey into rap didn’t start in some fancy studio or with a viral TikTok. It started at home, with his cousin Dirt. “My cousin Dirt introduced me to rapping,” Frankie says, and you can tell it stuck. That early influence pushed him to pick up the mic and start figuring out what he wanted to say and how he wanted to say it.
What makes Luh Frankie different is simple: he’s not copying anybody. “I don’t sound like no other artist. I have my own flow,” he says. Listen to his tracks and you’ll hear it—a style that doesn’t try to be trendy, just true. He keeps it raw, honest, and straight from the heart, rapping because he loves it, not because he’s chasing somebody else’s dream.
Promotion is part of the hustle, too. Frankie isn’t shy about getting his music out there, sharing it on every platform he can. If you want to keep up with what he’s dropping, his YouTube channel, Luhfrankie, is the place to be. He’s got a project coming out soon, and if his past releases are any clue, it’s going to be worth the wait.
For Luh Frankie, rap isn’t about fitting in. It’s about standing out, saying what needs to be said, and putting Milledgeville on the map in his own way. Stay tuned—this is just the beginning.