Deven Coleman,known professionally as Deadlyeometry,is a rapper who was born in Gillette,Wyoming and currently resides in Duluth,Minnesota. He is best known for his abstract lyric structure and titles himself as “not your average lyricist”.

On November 25th,2023,he got his rise to fame with a diss track he released on MF Dezze called Look Me Up. The Minnesota native originally hinted at there being a diss track at the end of the New York native’s song I Could Keep Going. This then warranted a response track from Dezze that released a day after the initial drop.

Ever since then,he has dropped countless songs and projects to establish his place in the rap community. His May 12th,2024 release Two Homosexuals Can Play At That Game was considered by many to be a great follow up to that song.

After the release of his second studio album SuperSpeed on May 29th,2024,he went on to release two diss tracks. The first one was released on June 7th,2024 and was called Do The Drake. The song called out the Canada native’s antics after being humiliated in the beef he had with Kendrick Lamar and the aftermath of his song Wah Gwan Delilah and how it made people view him as an individual person.

The second one was released on June 10th,2024 and it was a second diss track on MF Dezze. This one calls out his two main alter egos being Druego who made multiple appearances on his Tha Hustle Is Real album and WhySoSri who was revealed alongside Camron’s alter ego on the same song. That same song ended up being Old Gucci Flow which released on October 25th,2022. It was then followed up by the October 30th,2022 release Get 2 Da Kream which went for a more phonk inspired club sound compared to Old Gucci Flow,a song that utilized an old southern rap beat style from the 2000’s.

Like Dezze did with the last diss track he was sent his way,he made a response track literally an hour after its initial release. This song was called This You? in which he criticizes his background and whether or not he can actually say the n word. Unfortunately,this diss track was taken down because it violated the hate speech policy and it got the uploader’s channel removed,meaning Marquis Falcon lost most of his music and original content that he made on his channel,including commentary and review videos.

As for Deadlyeometry himself,the Minnesota native is still thriving with every release he makes. He even makes original content now on the Xplosion channel with his first video being uploaded on June 22nd,2024.