LA Capone (Leonard Anderson) was a promising 17-year-old Chicago drill rapper from the Team 600 set, born on
September 18, 1996, and killed on September 26, 2013. Known for hits like "Round Here" and his posthumous
mixtape Separate Myself, he was closely associated with Lil Durk and RondoNumbaNine.
Early Life and Career
Born and raised in South Side, Chicago, Leonard Anderson adopted the stage name L'A Capone.
He was a prominent figure in the Chicago drill scene, a subgenre of rap characterized by its gritty, violent
lyrics reflecting street life.
He was an affiliate of the Black Disciples gang and represented the "600" block.
Musical Style and Rise
LA Capone was known for his raw, energetic, and melodic flow, frequently collaborating with fellow 600 artists
such as Lil Durk, Edai, and RondoNumbaNine.
His popularity grew through popular music videos, including "Round Here" and "Some More".
He was often seen in videos with RondoNumbaNine, and his music often touched on themes related to gang conflicts
in Chicago.
Death
On September 26, 2013, at the age of 17, LA Capone was shot and killed while leaving a recording studio in
Chicago.
His death was a major blow to the emerging drill scene, and he is often remembered as a talented young artist
whose career was cut short.
