Rapper
Chicago native Tavares "Lil Reese" Taylor first garnered recognition in his hometown with music videos posted on YouTube. He grew in popularity as a featured guest on fellow Glory Boys Entertainment rapper Chief Keef's hit "Don't Like." From there, the 20-year-old entertainer snagged a deal with Def Jam and was soon on tracks alongside some of hip hop's elite. No stranger to controversy, Reese was arrested in 2013 on charges stemming from an incident where he assaulted a young woman reported to be the mother of his child, which was recorded and posted online.
Lil Reese
Chicago native Tavares "Lil Reese" Taylor first garnered recognition in his hometown with music videos posted on YouTube. He grew in popularity as a featured guest on fellow Glory Boys Entertainment rapper Chief Keef's hit "Don't Like." From there, the 20-year-old entertainer snagged a deal with Def Jam and was soon on tracks alongside some of hip hop's elite. No stranger to controversy, Reese was arrested in 2013 on charges stemming from an incident where he assaulted a young woman reported to be the mother of his child, which was recorded and posted online.
