Lil Gotit Biography: Family, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Albums, Siblings, Height, Girlfriend

Semaja Zair Render, professionally known as Lil Gotit or Hood Baby, emerged as a dynamic voice in Atlanta’s trap and hip-hop scene, blending melodic flows with street-sharp lyricism that captures the grind of Southwest Atlanta life.

Rising alongside his late brother Lil Keed under the mentorship of Young Thug, he inked a deal with Alamo Records and dropped debut album Hood Baby in 2018, quickly aligning with heavyweights like Lil Uzi Vert, Gunna, and Offset for tracks that lit up clubs and playlists.

Profile

• Full Name: Semaja Zair Render
• Stage Name: Lil Gotit
• Born: 6, August 1999
• Age: 26 years old
• Birthplace: Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Rapper, Singer, Songwriter
• Height: 1.73m
• Parents: Mr. Render and Mrs. Render
• Siblings:  Lil Keed
• Spouse: None
• Children: 1
• Relationship: Not married
• Net Worth: $1 million

Early Life and Education

Semaja Zair Render was born on August 6, 1999, in Atlanta, Georgia, the youngest of seven children. Raised by Mr. and Mrs. Render in a close-knit but challenging Southeast Atlanta neighborhood near Conley Road, Semaja grew up alongside his six siblings, including his older brother, rapper Lil Keed.

Despite his parents’ early separation, they remained involved in the family. Semaja dropped out of high school during his freshman year to pursue a rap career, inspired by Atlanta’s vibrant music scene.

His African American heritage is deeply connected to the city’s hip-hop culture, though he keeps his religious views private.

Career

Semaja Zair Render stepped into music as a kid scribbling bars with his brother Lil Keed, but it wasn’t until 2016—after their close friend Rudy’s tragic death just before the Young Slime Season mixtape dropped—that he got dead serious about the craft.

Fresh out of high school and crashing on Cleveland Avenue in Southwest Atlanta, he started unloading raw tracks like “Trap Bunkin” and “Dirty Dancer” alongside Keed, catching spins in local clubs and building buzz as one of the city’s next up-and-comers.

That grassroots hustle paid off quick: by 2018, he locked in with Alamo Records, unleashing debut album Hood Baby—produced by Yung Lan and packed with 18 cuts including the Gunna-assisted “Blue Slimes”—which hit streaming shelves and cemented his Hood Baby alias, born from hanging with the older crowd.

Gotit’s ascent sharpened in the late 2010s with a string of collabs that bridged Atlanta’s sound to the mainstream, like “Heavy Metal” and “Hercules” with Lil Uzi Vert, plus “Superstar” featuring Gunna, all while dropping follow-ups like Crazy But It’s True in 2019 with guests Lil Durk and Wali Da Great.

He kept the pedal down that year with singles “Pop My Shit” (remixed with Keed), “Oh Ok,” and the 16-track mixtape The Real Goat, teasing Hood Baby 2 amid a flurry of visuals like “Drop The Top” and “Lil Ralph.”

Under Young Thug’s wing at YSL, he linked for “A’Team (You Ain’t Safe)” with Lil Yachty and Zaytoven in 2020, then announced Superstar Creature executive-produced by London on da Track; the project’s “Bet Up” single underscored his melodic trap edge, while features on Famous Dex’s “Fully Loaded” and Lil Baby’s “Da Real HoodBabies (Remix)” expanded his footprint beyond the city limits.

Lil Gotit’s output rolls on with grit-fueled projects like Hood Baby 2 and Top Chef Gotit in the early 2020s, evolving into reflective gems such as The Cheater in 2022 and Shut The Door, Nobody Listening in 2024, laced with tributes to Keed amid features on Lil Keed’s posthumous Fraternal: Keed Edition in 2025.

Tracks like “Twisting Our Fingers” with Young Thug and Keed, plus 2025 drops “Money Showers” alongside Money Musik and Lil Double 0, and singles “ShawtyRokk” and “Give Em Hell,” keep his sound fresh—mixing boastful flexes with raw vulnerability.

His role in YSL’s extended family, from collaborative albums to viral freestyles, cements a lasting thread in Atlanta’s trap lineage, inspiring the next wave with unyielding authenticity.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @lilyoungjoc

• YouTube Handle: Lil Gotit

Personal Life

Semaja Zair Render maintains a low-key approach to romance amidst his public life, choosing to keep his personal relationships private and away from the glare of the spotlight.

While many public figures often share highlights of their romantic lives, Render refrains from naming a spouse or confirming a girlfriend, deliberately steering clear of such disclosures.

His primary focus remains on his role as a devoted father to his young son, an aspect of his life he occasionally reveals through subtle, intimate snapshots shared on social media.

Discography

• Hood Baby (2018)
• Crazy But It’s True (2019)
• The Real Goat (2019)
• Superstar Creature (2020)
• Hood Baby 2 (2020)
• Top Chef Gotit (2021)
• The Cheater (2022)
• Shut The Door, Nobody Listening (2024)
• Fraternal: Keed Edition (2025)

Net Worth

Semaja Zair Render has an estimated net worth of $1 million, derived from advances with Alamo Records, streaming revenue from hits such as “Superstar” and “Heavy Metal,” and royalties from collaborations with YSL artists Lil Uzi Vert and Gunna.

Contributions from mixtape releases like The Real Goat and recent 2025 features on Fraternal: Keed Edition further enhance his earnings.