Alenie (born 2001), better known by the stage name Lord Len, is an American rapper, best known for the songs "Better Than You" and "What's the Tea?".
Aleni was born in Long Island, New Jersey, and raised in Palm Beach FL. She started making music around 2016. On Culture Stigma's 'Late night studio sesh she stated':
"Long story to the short, I looked up the longest, Tay-K, The Race instrumental... I remixed it... recited it, and I liked it."
Len began uploading some of her songs and pictures to various music websites like YouTube and SoundCloud. Her earlier work has since been removed: she told Culture Stigma that comments initially ran along the lines of, "You're too loud. You're a girl. You're too aggressive. You're scary."
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Real Name | Alenni (Last Name Unknown) |
Alias | Lord Len |
Nationality | American |
Ethnicity | Greek |
Gender | Female |
Profession | Music Artist |
Date of Birth | January ??, 2001 |
Age (as of 2024) | 23 years |
Hobbies | Making music |
School/Collage | Unknown |
Religion | Christianity |
Zodiac Sign | Capricorn |
Current Residence | Florida |
Hometown | West Palm Beach |
Birthplace | New Jersey |
Relationship Status | Unknown |
Lord Len Style
Len teamed up with some music producers like Kezii, and 16-year-old producer Daniel WSP in 2023 and leaned into her raging style. She released several solo records like 'What's the Tea?', and 'Dead It' which were shot with enigmatic music video director Yah Leon.
Her style of music would usually land in categories like "RageRap", a subgenre of rap with known artists like Tekashi69, Scar Lord, Lil Darkie, and Killazami.
During the release of Better That You in 2023, Lord Len quickly became an online meme. Clips and even gifs were created with the caption, "I don't know what to say anymore" and "Feminism on the rise" Lord Len doesn't identify with the ideas of feminism but she understands how onlookers can perceive that message. It's definitely not to the benefit of any man but not to any benefit of other women either. She treats everyone fairly. She expresses her experiences like other artists do. This internet buzz didn't stop her, it only added fuel to her fire. Culture Stigma's music connoisseur Vashti Estrada says "I'd say she's one of the greater artists out there. It's rare to find Nicki Minaj's alter ego with energy levels over 9000. She's the female Scar Lord." Scar Lord has his dark and enigmatic themes, Lil Darkie has his cynical cartoons and ZillaKami has his Demonic rolling stone vibes.
Lord Len's theme is Bad Barbie and1900s circus with a splash of New Jersey hype beast in Filas. She brought back the successful Insane Clown Possie theme but may not even know it; a part of me wouldn't mind if Psychopathic Records came knocking at her door. They seem compatible. Lord Len told Culture Stigma that she plans to stay independent because of her stance on men in the music industry, Culture Stigma asked:
Are you fully independent?
M'hm (Yes)
Do you have like a management?
M'mm (No)
So, do you think it's better for an artist to sign or are you kinda just...?
I don't know right now to be real with you. It would really have to make sense for me to sit down and sign papers.
Who would you want to be signed to?
I don't care, whoever talks to me the nicest to be honest.
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Album artwork
Lord Len's 'Lord Have Mercy' makes this her first fully digitally designed album artwork with no photography. Her choice of designs is definitely creative especially how she adds subliminal messaging throughout her work. In her recently released Mixtape 'Lord Have Mercy', we confirmed some minimal messaging in the new Baby Len merch. Baby Len is a mini version of Lord Len. The 2 babies represent the two sites of her she expresses. Bad-Barbie and Even-Badder-Barbie. We didn't see the circus theme fully manifest until 2024. The development of that style is subliminally represented as a developing child or brat outfitted in her "cirbeast", circus hype beast style. If that's not the case, that's just what it looks like (outside looking in).
Barbiebeast: A person who enjoys and purchases popular fashion to accentuate Barbie or Brat Doll themes.
Circbeast definition: A person who enjoys and purchases popular fashion to accentuate circus themes.
In summary, she's independent since her trust in labels may be due to an industry trend moving towards independence since Mac Miller set the example for becoming the top independent rapper back in 2010. Lord Len might have officially taken the thrown of the female rage-rap artist category. An Any Whitehouse of drill.
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