Born Aug 7th 1985 at St.Johns Moross In Detroit as Jamie Hughes, Growing up he was in and out of trouble, Constantly on his grind, his love for music at a young age drew him to gangsta rap and the styles of Tupac Shakur, Snoop Dogg, Dr.Dre, Heavy D, Big Pun, and the Notorious B.I.G, By age 13 Jamie was already facing his first case for B&E and Assault Charges, And Although his family had taken him out of the gutter, They couldnt seem to take the gutter out of him, Later the same year he was charged with Credit Card Fraud and Retail fraud and placed on probation, But that didnt seem to stop him, Soon after his 14th Birthday he yet caught another case and Violated his probation by Distributing Narcotics, he was then placed in a Youth Home For 6 months, While in there he added to his list of contacts and gained himself a name LT, Known for his Wild antics and tweeking out he was dubbed LiL Tw3ek, Later the same year, although he was always into rap and writing poetry, He decided to give rap a try, and He set himself apart from all others, His Style slowly developed at first, Mimicing the sounds of ICP, Soon after he recorded his first song he had realized he wasnt being real with himself, and he started writing about his everyday life and struggles, soon after doing so his true colors and potential began to shine, he developed his own style and delivery later going on to do show at very well known venues in the area such as St.Andrews Hall, The Shelter, Alvins, Harpos, Club blu, The Emerald Theatre, and Clutch Cargo's and TNT's he now currently has 5 full CD's Recorded, None of which are in Syndication as of yet, In earlie 2006 he changed his name from LiL Tw3ek To LT "The One & Only" and yet caught another case for Distribution of Narcotics and was put back on probation, The reason for his name change was because he had realized he is the one and only Hawaiian rapper coming out of Detroit, Currently he's working on finishing his latest album "Pandemonium" and has numerous deals "in the works" to get his CD(s) in to Syndication.