There's an area in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago known as Terror Town. It’s a 2-block-by-4-block area that has seen no less than three large-scale shootings in the last 3 years. This is where the rapper Lil Bibby lives, he of the boyish looks and the grown-ass man voice. He debuted nationally in August of 2012 alongside lifelong friend Lil Herb via "Kill Shit," a song that stands out as the absolute hardest song recorded by children I’ve ever heard. Bibby's work is a live play-by-play of chaos, with numerous references to paranoia that comes with simple trips to the store—"This real life, real facts, this ain't rap/ Walk into that corner store, we had to stay strapped/ Yeah, most of these niggas can't relate to that," he raps on "EBT to BET."