Originally aspiring to play basketball, Li 9 turned to rap, influenced by the melodic street styles of artists like and Young Thug . His music often blends emotional vulnerability with hardened street narratives, a duality that has helped him build a dedicated following as a "hood loner".
: The video lacks over-the-top cinematic gloss, opting instead for a fast-paced, "run-and-gun" style that matches the urgency of his flow. Artist Background
: Shot with a "crazy production" style, the video focuses on Li 9 and his associates in various urban settings, reinforcing the song’s connection to his roots in Mississippi.
: Li 9 utilizes vivid, often aggressive imagery to describe his environment, emphasizing a "no-nonsense" attitude where actions speak louder than words.
The lyrics of "Back on That" revolve around themes of .
: The title itself suggests a "return to form" or a refocusing on the hustle.
The official music video, released in March 2022, mirrors the track's high-stakes energy.