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Brotha Lynch Hung (real name: Kevin Danell Mann, 1969-), a Sacramento-based [[Horrorcore]] pioneer, goes far beyond normal [[Gangsta Rap]] tropes. He raps about [[Eats Babies|eating babies]], [[I Am a Humanitarian|cannibalism]] and serial killers. He laces his raps with themes that are intermediately gritty, street-level and realistic, and over-the-top cartoonish, [[Crosses the Line Twice|fucked up]] and grotesque.
 
BLH is signed to [[Tech N 9 neN9ne]]'s Strange Music label, but his career is much longer than that. His career began in 1986, and he released his [[Cult Classic]] [[Magnum Opus]], ''Season of the Siccness'', in 1992. He got some [[Hip Hop]] clout via association with [[Master P]], who featured Lynch on the soundtrack to the No Limit movie ''I'm Bout It''.
 
In 2000, BLH made a [[Sliding Scale of Comedy and Horror|comedy horror]] movie called ''Now Eat'', which received mixed responses from fans and generally negative reviews elsewhere. Most reviews criticized it for its low budget and poor production values, while fans saw it as either having [[So Bad ItsIt's Good]] entertainment value or being disappointing, in contrast to the detailed, nuanced storytelling for which his raps are known.
 
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* [[Eats Babies]]: One of his most popular songs is "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVpv2apwLcI Return of da Baby Killa]".
* [[Horror Hunger]]: Occurs in his movie ''Now Eat'', in which a witch places a curse on Lynch. This curse forces him to eat everything he kills, causing him to turn into a "humanitarian" because of his multiple gang slayings.
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