Lenny Cooper, a prominent figure in the country rap subgenre, gained fame for his rhymes centered on mud bogging and Southern lifestyle. His debut album, Diesel Fuel in 2012, marked the beginning of his rise to prominence, followed by the 2016 release of Dirtified which showcased his evolving style while maintaining his signature themes. Cooper's upbringing in rural North Carolina, where he discovered a love for music and rap at a young age, played a significant role in shaping his career. Encouraged by friends and discovered by Colt Ford, he signed with Average Joes label, launching a successful music journey that included collaborations with industry peers like Bubba Sparxxx and Bucky Covington.

Continuing his success with albums like The Grind and Dirtified, Cooper's music resonated with audiences, blending his passion for mud bogging with catchy beats and Southern charm. His fourth LP, Dirtified, featuring collaborations with artists like Young Gunner, showcased his growth as an artist while staying true to his roots. After a hiatus, Cooper made a comeback with 2020's Still the King, further solidifying his status in the country rap scene with guest appearances from notable artists like Big Smo and J Rosevelt. Cooper's unique blend of swagger, twang, and relatable themes continues to captivate fans, cementing his position as a standout talent in the music industry.