Little Richard, an immensely influential Black musician, is credited with co-creating the genre of rock’n’roll. Born as Richard Wayne Penniman in Macon, Georgia, his journey from modest beginnings to captivating audiences of thousands across the US showcases his immense talent. Little Richard’s pioneering work laid the foundation for rock and blues music to dominate popular culture for the next fifty years. However, his internal struggle between his sexuality and religious beliefs remains lesser-known. This prolonged battle led him to temporarily abandon rock’n’roll in favor of pursuing a religious path. Little Richard’s electrifying stage presence left an indelible mark on the music industry, influencing iconic performers like Mick Jagger and Prince with his flamboyant persona.