Carl Spencer Higgins Jr. (Born July 1st, 1981) professionally known as Lil Obleceni, or Obleceni Boy, is a Robloxian Rapper, Singer, and Songwriter from Pacifico, South Bloxifornia. He is regarded as one of the most influential hip hop artists of his generation and is often mentioned among the greatest rappers of all time. Higgins career began in 1995, when he was signed by singer Adam Bloxvine to his record label Money Bois, becoming the youngest member of the label at age eleven. From then on, he was the flagship artist of Money Bois Records before ending his association with the imprint in June 2018.
In March 2007, Obleceni was placed in a duo with label-mate Lil Varsity, and they released an album, True Story in July of that year, although Obleceni (at the time known as King C) only appeared on three tracks. Obleceni and 24k Chainz soon formed the Southern-hip-hop group The Young Bloods with Cash Money label-mates Lil Money and Senk in 1997; they released their debut album, Hot Warfare in October of that year. The Young Bloods gained mainstream success following the release of their second album Shot Clock (2009), as well as their single "Money Ching Ching" (2009)
Obleceni's debut album, The Streets Is Cold (1998) was his solo breakthrough, followed by Bling Bling (1999) and 420 Opps (2002) He reached wider popularity and critical acclaim with his fourth and fifth albums, Ya Boy (2003) and 420 Opps II (2004) as well as several mixtapes and collaborations throughout 2006 and 2007. He propelled to the forefront of hip-hop with his sixth album 420 Opps III (2008), with first-week sales of over one million copies in the US. The album won the Bloxygrammy Award for Best Rap Album, and included the consecutive hit singles "Baby, Wiggle Wiggle", "Fuck Mr. Officer" (featuring David V and Bloxy The Kid), "Got Hoes" (featuring 24K Chainz), and "Cakebox" (featuring Big Tay)—the latter became his first song to peak the Roblox Billboard 100.
In January 2024, he was charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide while on a chartered-yacht ride, and currently is facing life-imprisonment against the state of Blorida. In May 2024, he pleaded not guilty to the two murder charges.
Early Life And Education
Carl Spencer Higgins Jr. (Born July 1st, 1981) professionally known as Lil Obleceni, or Obleceni Boy, was born in Pacifico, South Bloxifornia. He spent the first seven years of his life living in Full Moon Bay, South Bloxifornia, to parents Carl Higgins Sr. and mother, Katie Doherty. His family moved to Full Moon Bay when Obleceni was age ten, and his parents divorced when Obleceni was age 10. In May 1992, Obleceni's mother filed and received a restraining order against Higgins Sr. (Obleceni's father). Obleceni later stated in an interview where he got his rap name from, "My mama would always say that I was worth a Million Bucks, so she'd call me Obleceni, sometimes Little Obleceni." In 1988, Obleceni
was enrolled into Evergreen Elementary School and was put into the band/orchestra music club. Later after graduating in May 1992, around the same time of his parents' divorce, he would live in the city of Pacifico, where he would attend Howard Horstman Secondary School, for 8-9th grade, as a Drama Club Member and Honor Roll Student. He secretly dropped out unbeknownst of the high school at age 15 in May 1997, to pursue his music career. Higgins
wrote his first rap song at age 11 in August 1993, after his parents had divorced. His music teacher had taught him how to rap, and rhyme words together, and make hip-hop lyrics. In December 1994, at age 13, a former friend named Reginald Barney stabbed him 13 times, giving him life-threatening injuries, and scars on his chest. Later in 2020, he stated that they had gotten into an argument over which rapper was better, so in response, Barney started antagonizing Higgins with a knife and eventually stabbed him 13 times using the knife.
2024 Murder Charges
On January 31st, 2024, Higgins Jr. was charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide of two co-stars, Devon Hills and Edgar Vizcaíno, at Campa's Port Bay. The waiver states that Higgins Jr. had hired someone to take the lives of both Hills, and Vizcaíno. As of the present moment, there are no details.