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DMR is a Hip-Hop trio from upstate New York best known for its "Pleaseburger" series. The group consists of front man and rapper Lil Deto, rapper KXDYNNN, and producer Rusty. The group has released one album, one deluxe version of a song, and 3 singles^[1]. None charted on Billboard top 100.

Background

The groups history can be traced back to when Lil Deto and Lil MM (Now KXDYNNN) released their debut single titled "Pleaseburger" in late 2024^[2]. This song was made using a "Yuno Miles Type Beat" found on Youtube. Eventually Rusty joined the group and began producing when the now deleted track "Meeky" was released, marking the first song released as a trio.

Category:Career

Pleaseburger Era (Late 2024 - Late 2025) Pleaseburger released on October 8, 2024. At the time of this release, the duo was just named after front man Lil Deto and was released under the Lil Deto name. Between the time of Pleaseburger and Pleaseburger 2 DMR had released an ep and a few singles that are all now deleted, most notably Bluffin' and Meeky. The Pleaseburger era ended with the release of Pleaseburger 2.

Lil Deto Era (Late 2025 - Present)

Eventually, on October 26, 2025 Pleaseburger 2 was released alongside a bass boosted version of the song as the first single to the debut album "Lil Deto"^[2]. Pleaseburger 2 was their most successful single, gaining them over 60 consistent listeners before the release of the album. On December 28, 2025 "Can I Get A Pleaseburger Deluxe" was released as an attempt to get more listeners before the album release. The deluxe version consisted of Pleaseburger, two Pleaseburger 2 remixes, the original Pleaseburger 2 and all their accompanying instrumentals^[2]. On December 30, 2025 the Lil Deto album was released, consisting of ten songs and with a runtime of 24 minutes.

Solo Ventures

Lil Deto's self titled album was mostly a solo venture, with only 2 songs featuring KXDYNNN. KXDYNNN released a song titled "Bluffin'" that is now off streaming due to a copyright strike from rapper Drake. Rusty released a minor beat tape solely on Soundcloud titled "Guillermo Kyosuke"

Members

Lil Deto (Front man and rapper) KXDYNNN (Rapper and vocal engineer) Rusty (Producer and engineer)

Dicography

Pleaseburger (2024) Pleaseburger 2 (2025) Can I Get A Pleaseburger Deluxe? (2025) Lil Deto (2025) Send A Lil Sunshine (2026)