Lit Killah Biography: Net Worth, Parents, Height, Age, Girlfriend, Songs, Albums, Real Name

Biography

Mauro Román Monzón, professionally known as LIT Killah, is an Argentine rapper, singer, songwriter, and streamer born on October 4, 1999, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

He first gained recognition in the freestyle rap scene, making a name for himself in competitions like El Quinto Escalón, where he won seasons 6 and 7 in 2017, and later in international battles such as God Level.

Transitioning into music, LIT Killah signed with Warner Music Argentina and released his debut single, DE$TROY, in 2017. He quickly gained traction with hits like Apaga el Celular and Flexin’ with Bizarrap, both amassing over 100 million views on YouTube.

His 2021 debut album, MAWZ, featuring collaborations with artists like Duki and María Becerra, cemented his status in Argentina’s thriving trap scene.

Beyond music, LIT Killah has built a strong presence in the digital world as a popular Twitch streamer and the creator of the mobile game LIT killah: The Game, further expanding his influence in entertainment and gaming.

Argentine rapper and singer
Lit Killah
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	shokoya
Stage Name:	Lit Killah
Born:	4 October 1999 (age 25 years old)
Place of Birth:	González Catán, Argentina
Nationality:	Argentine
Education:	N/A
Height:	178 cm
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Monzón
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Nadia “Nadu” Lago (rum.),
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Singer
Net Worth:	$1 million and $5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Mauro Román Monzón, known professionally as LIT Killah, was born on October 4, 1999, in González Catán, a working-class neighborhood in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina.

Raised in a modest home with a tin roof and cracked walls, he grew up in an environment marked by economic hardship and urban challenges. Despite these struggles, he found solace in music, developing a passion for rap and hip-hop at a young age while listening to artists like Eminem and 50 Cent.

LIT Killah is of Argentine descent, though specific details about his ethnic background are not widely documented. He has kept his religious beliefs private, focusing on his career and artistic expression rather than discussing personal matters publicly.

His parents played a crucial role in his upbringing, though their names remain undisclosed. His father worked long hours, often waking at 3 a.m. to support the family, while LIT Killah took on odd jobs, or changas, to help make ends meet. He has at least one sibling, though details about them remain scarce, as he prefers to keep his family life private. One of his most meaningful accomplishments was buying his parents a new home, fulfilling a lifelong goal to improve their quality of life.

His formal education is not well-documented, as his teenage years were primarily dedicated to freestyle rap. He became seriously involved in the scene around 2013 after watching online battles, and by age 16, he was competing in local plazas. His breakthrough came when he started participating in El Quinto Escalón, Buenos Aires’ most famous freestyle competition, paving the way for his future success in music.

Career

LIT Killah, born Mauro Román Monzón, began his career in the vibrant world of Argentine freestyle rap battles, a scene deeply rooted in the plazas and streets of Buenos Aires. Inspired by online freestyle videos, he started his journey in 2013 at the age of 14.

By 2015, he competed in local battles in González Catán, honing his craft before stepping onto bigger stages. His breakthrough came in 2016 when he joined El Quinto Escalón, the legendary freestyle competition in Buenos Aires’ Parque Rivadavia.

His sharp lyricism and quick wit propelled him to victory in seasons 6 and 7 in 2017, solidifying his reputation as a rising star in Argentina’s urban music scene.

His freestyle success soon gained international attention. In 2017, he competed in Chile’s God Level tournament, facing off against elite rappers, and later battled in Spain’s Red Bull Batalla de los Gallos Internacional, proving his ability to hold his own on a global stage. That same year, at just 17, he transitioned from battling to recording, signing with Warner Music Argentina—a pivotal moment that marked his entry into the professional music industry.

LIT Killah debuted with DE$TROY in 2017, blending trap beats with his razor-sharp delivery. His rise continued with Apaga el Celular in 2018, which amassed over 100 million YouTube views, and Flexin’ with Bizarrap in 2020, surpassing the 100-million-view milestone.

Collaborations with Argentine heavyweights like Duki, Khea, and María Becerra further cemented his status in Latin trap and urban music. His 2021 debut album, MAWZ, fused trap, reggaeton, and electronic influences, featuring standout tracks like Mala Mía and receiving praise for its polished production and versatility.

Expanding beyond music, LIT Killah became a prominent Twitch streamer, engaging fans with his charismatic online presence. In 2020, he launched LIT Killah: The Game, a mobile rhythm game tied to his music, further diversifying his brand.

His artistic evolution continued with his 2023 album, SnipeZ, which leaned into experimental sounds while staying true to his trap roots, showcasing his growth as an artist in Argentina’s ever-evolving urban scene.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Lit Killah
• Instagram: L.I.T (@litkillah)
• YouTube: LIT killah
• Facebook: LIT killah
• IMDb: Lit Killah

Personal Life

Mauro Román Monzón, known as LIT Killah, was born on October 4, 1999, making him 25 years old.

LIT Killah is not known to be married and has no publicly documented children. His career has remained his primary focus since rising to fame in his mid-teens through freestyle rap battles and later with hits like Apaga el Celular and Flexin’, with no widely reported personal milestones like marriage or parenthood.

He has been linked to Nadia “Nadu” Lago, an Argentine social media influencer born on November 25, 1999. The two reportedly began dating around 2018 or 2019, during the early years of his transition from battle rap to mainstream music.

Nadu, known for her strong Instagram presence with over 300,000 followers, has occasionally appeared in posts with LIT Killah, though they have kept their relationship relatively low-profile. The latest available information shows they are believed to still be together, but no recent updates confirm their current status.

While LIT Killah’s height is not officially documented, estimates based on photos and videos alongside other artists and streamers suggest he stands between 5’8” and 5’10” (173-178 cm).

Net Worth

LIT Killah, whose real name is Mauro Román Monzón, has built a successful career as an Argentine rapper, singer, and Twitch streamer, contributing to his growing net worth. His net worth is between $1 million and $5 million (USD).

His wealth stems from multiple streams: music sales and streaming revenue from hits like “Apaga el Celular” and albums like MAWZ and SnipeZ, lucrative record deals with Warner Music Argentina, and high-profile collaborations with artists like Bizarrap and Duki. His Twitch streaming and the mobile game LIT killah: The Game also bolster his earnings.

Discography

Albums

1. MAWZ (2021)
   • Debut studio album released under Warner Music Argentina.  
   • Key tracks: “Mala Mía” (feat. Duki), “Change,” “A Tus Pies” (feat. Rusherking).  
   • Blends trap, reggaeton, and electronic influences.
2. SnipeZ (2023)
   • Second studio album, showcasing a more experimental sound.  
   • Key tracks: “SnipeZ,” “Neón,” “Killer Bombón” (feat. Los Palmeras).  
   • Continues his evolution in the Latin urban scene.

Notable Singles

• “DE$TROY” (2017)
  • Debut single that marked his transition from freestyle to studio recording.
• “Apaga el Celular” (2018)
  • Breakout hit with over 100 million YouTube views.
• “Si Te Vas” (2018)
  • Early success showcasing his melodic trap style.
• “Flexin'” (with Bizarrap) (2020)
  • Part of Bizarrap’s Music Sessions, surpassing 100 million views.
• “La Trampa es Ley” (2020)
  • A fan favorite highlighting his lyrical sharpness.
• “En la Oscuridad” (feat. María Becerra) (2021)
  • Popular collaboration from MAWZ.
• “Killer Bombón” (feat. Los Palmeras) (2023)
  • Lead single from SnipeZ, mixing trap with cumbia elements.

Other Projects

• LIT killah: The Game (2020)
  • Mobile rhythm game tied to his music, expanding his brand beyond recordings.

Collaborations

LIT Killah has worked with prominent artists in the Latin urban scene, including:

• Duki (Mala Mía)
• Khea (Eclipse)
• María Becerra (En la Oscuridad)
• Bizarrap (Flexin’)
• Tiësto (The Business, Pt. II remix)