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Underground singer/rapper

AKA: SuzziPurple, Lil Slit, Yung Beast, Crimson Conkreet, SubjectXtcejbuS

biography from Spotify:
Out of Oregon, SLITXOX brings a uniquely original twist to your favorite genres of hip hop/ alternative rap. Dustin came up listening to the work of Denzel Curry, and $uicideBoy$, and with the introduction of Yeat and Broly500 brought a beautiful inspiration to his creative and artistic talent. The genre bending underground artist can proudly claim “who else do you know that sounds like me?!” previously releasing small EP’s and single tracks on SoundCloud, he decided to move things up to the big stores. later the SLITXOX debut album "EMOTIONS" was released December 3rd, 2020, and thus leads to where we are now.

SLITXOX has a wider reach on Snapchat than other social media platforms, oddly enough, and isn't active on TikTok like his "SoundCloud rapper" counterparts. however, with a following of around 850-900 (as of writing) on SoundCloud he obviously isn't too opposed on the platform.

To clear controversy, SLITXOX is NOT a "SoundCloud rapper". though his following is small at this moment, he no longer regularly posts on SoundCloud as of 2022 with his last releases on the platform being announced as the "...last post on my SoundCloud page because managing it along with the rest of my sh*t is just annoying"

words associated with SLITXOX: Vampyreshyt
"Have you heard of SLITXOX?"
or
"there's a new SLITXOX release dropping soon bro I can't wait"
SLITXOX by mikolai43 July 24, 2022
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