L100T is continuing his steady rise in the Canadian hip hop space, as his latest single “TRIUMPH” reaches number 17 on the Canadian hip hop charts. The placement adds to a growing list of chart moments for the independent artist, reinforcing that his momentum is becoming consistent rather than occasional.
Longtime listeners already know this is familiar territory for L100T. Earlier releases “I’m Just Tryna Breathe” and “Tale of 2 Freestyle” previously landed at number 9 and number 11 on iTunes Canada, helping establish his name among fans who gravitate toward lyrical, story-driven hip hop. With “TRIUMPH,” he continues leaning into the raw honesty that has been drawing listeners in.
The record stands as one of his most personal releases so far. L100T reflects on growing up in a household where resources were limited and responsibility came early. The title is intentional. “TRIUMPH” speaks directly to pushing forward despite circumstances that could have easily broken that momentum.
A standout bar from the track captures that message clearly:
“Male wasn’t present, never a post office in range, had to teach myself a lot, so I’m man-made.”
The triple entendre weaves together the absence of a father figure, the lack of support within reach, and the reality of building success without a roadmap. It is this layered writing that continues to separate L100T and keeps listeners replaying his records.
The buzz around the release also points to something else happening in real time. L100T is quietly building a dedicated core fanbase that rides for the authenticity in his music. Each new drop appears to deepen that connection, with early reactions to “TRIUMPH” showing strong engagement from supporters who relate to the hunger in his delivery.
Production on the record comes from GRiMM Doza, whose credits include work with the late XXXTentacion, Dave East, Lucki, and more. The production provides a gritty, focused backdrop that allows L100T’s storytelling to remain the focal point.
With another chart entry secured and a loyal audience continuing to grow, L100T’s run in Canada is looking increasingly deliberate. If the current trajectory holds, “TRIUMPH” may be remembered as another key step in the expansion of his cult following.