King Lil G Biography: Songs, Wife, Age, Parents, Net Worth, Albums, Kids, Height, Wiki, Concert

Biography

King Lil G, born Alex Gonzalez on July 30, 1986, in Inglewood, California, is a creative American rapper of Mexican descent known for his raw storytelling and West Coast hip-hop style.

Raised by a single mother, he faced a challenging youth marked by gang involvement, dropping out of school, and time in juvenile detention.

Inspired by artists like Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg, he turned to music for solace, debuting with LA County’s Most Wanted in 2004. His 2014 single “Hopeless Boy” brought wider recognition, blending Chicano and gangsta rap.

King Lil G has released notable projects like AK47 Boyz, 90’s Kid, and Paint the City Blue, while founding the Sucio Movement and Sucios clothing line. He remains independent, prioritizing artistic control, with over 800 million views on YouTube.

American rapper
King Lil G
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Alex Gonzalez
Stage Name:	King Lil G
Born:	30 July 1986 (age 39 years old)
Place of Birth:	Inglewood, California, Los Angeles, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	N/A
Height:	170 cm
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalez
Siblings:	2
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Kimberly Michele (2016-2024)
Children:	Daniel Gonzalez, Lexi Juliette Gonzalez, LayLa Gonzalez
Occupation:	Rapper • Songwriter
Net Worth:	$1 million-$3 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

King Lil G, whose real name is Alex Gonzalez, was born on July 30, 1986, in Inglewood, California, a city in the Los Angeles area.

Of Mexican ethnicity and American nationality, he was raised in a challenging environment in South Central Los Angeles, marked by economic hardships and exposure to gang culture from a young age.

Regarding religion, Gonzalez follows Christianity and has openly discussed his faith in God, including themes of divine connection and religious contradictions in interviews and music, such as his mixtape Blessed by God.

He was primarily raised by his single Mexican mother after his parents divorced when he was 12, with no public details available about his father. Gonzalez has two older brothers, growing up as the youngest of three siblings in a single-parent household.

His education was limited; he dropped out of school following his parents’ divorce and faced significant disruptions, including involvement in gang activities that led to time in Juvenile Hall and under house arrest, where he began finding solace in writing rhymes influenced by West Coast hip-hop icons like Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg.

Career

King Lil G, born Alex Gonzalez, carved his path in hip-hop by transforming his turbulent upbringing in South Central Los Angeles into raw and powerful storytelling.

He began making music in the mid-2000s, debuting with the mixtape LA County’s Most Wanted in 2004, which introduced his unique blend of Chicano and gangsta rap to the West Coast scene.

Influenced by legends such as Tupac, Snoop Dogg, and Eazy-E, his music often explores themes of hardship, redemption, and the harsh realities of street life.

Over the years, King Lil G gained momentum with projects such as King Enemy and AK47 Boyz, which showcased his lyrical grit and collaborative spirit. His breakthrough arrived in 2014 with the single Hopeless Boy, a track that resonated deeply for its emotional honesty and elevated his profile far beyond the Chicano rap community.

With albums like Lost in Smoke, 90’s Kid, and Paint the City Blue, he continued to build a reputation for authenticity and loyalty to independent artistry.

Beyond music, Gonzalez founded the Sucio Movement as a platform for his art and launched the Sucios clothing line, reflecting his entrepreneurial drive. Refusing major label deals to preserve creative control, he has built a massive independent following, amassing more than 800 million YouTube views and millions of fans across social media.

Collaborations with artists such as Nipsey Hussle, Young Drummer Boy, and Bun B further highlight his reach and respect within the hip-hop world. With releases like Eternal in 2019 and the single Doughboy in 2020, King Lil G has solidified his place as one of the most influential voices in modern Chicano rap.

Social Media

• Twitter: KING LILG (@kinglilg) / X
• Instagram: J ROX AK47 BOYZ (@kinglilg)
• YouTube: 9LILG
• Facebook: King Lil G
• TikTok: King Lil G (@kinglilg)

Personal Life

King Lil G, born Alex Gonzalez on July 30, 1986, in Inglewood, California, is 39 years old. He stands at approximately 5’7″ (170 cm), though some sources list him as 5’8″ (173 cm).

There is no publicly confirmed information about him being currently or previously married. Still, in a 2018 interview, he referred to his then-partner Kimberly Michele as his “wife,” who also managed aspects of his career, suggesting a possible common-law or informal marital dynamic.

Recent reports from 2024 indicate a split, with references to her as an “ex” or “baby momma” amid family disputes.

He has at least three children: a son, Daniel Gonzalez (stage name Baby Gunz), born February 7, 2006, whose paternity he discovered at age three and chose to raise, later featuring him in music projects, and two daughters with ex-partner Kimberly Michele, Lexi Juliette Gonzalez, born in 2018, and LayLa Gonzalez, whose birthday was celebrated in late 2023.

In June 2024, he publicly addressed being excluded from his daughters’ lives due to disputes with their mother.

He had an early relationship in his late teens that resulted in his son, Daniel. Around 2016-2018, he dated Kimberly Michele, with whom he shares his daughters. However, their relationship ended by 2024. No other significant relationships are publicly documented.

Net Worth

King Lil G, born Alex Gonzalez, has an estimated net worth of around $1 million to $3 million.

His wealth stems primarily from his music career, including album sales, streaming royalties, and concert tours, with hits like “Hopeless Boy” amassing over 800 million YouTube views.

Additional income comes from his entrepreneurial ventures, such as the Sucio Movement and Sucios clothing line, as well as merchandise sales. Despite opportunities to sign with major labels, he has prioritized independence, maintaining creative control and diversifying his revenue streams.

Discography

Albums and Mixtapes

• LA County’s Most Wanted (2004, Mixtape)
• Blue Devil Mixtape (2006)
• King Enemy (2012, Album)
• Blue Devil Part 2 (2012, Mixtape)
• Lost in Smoke (2013, Mixtape)
• AK47 Boyz (2014, Mixtape)
• 90’s Kid (2015, Album)
• Lost in Smoke 2 (2016, Album)
• Blessed By God (2017, Mixtape)
• Paint the City Blue (2018, Album)
• Eternal (2019, Album)
• 90’s Kid, Vol. 2 (2020, Album)
• Gangsta Movie (2021, Album)
• 69 Norte (2021, Album)
• Da Street Album (2025, Album, collaboration with DJ Flippp)

Notable Singles & EPs

• Grow Up (2015, Single)
• No Face No Ca$e (2019, Single)
• Kobe Bryant Legacy (2020, Single)
• Mexican Trap (2021, Single)
• Aqui Se Mueren (2021, Single)
• Rich $outh Sider (2021, Single)
• Bow Down (2021, Single)
• Hopeless Boy (2014, Single) – His breakout track, widely recognized for its emotional depth.