D.I.T.C.

Okay.

I said, "I just knew he was DITC."

Yeah.

"I knew he was new."

Like, the patterns there, like, you just knew when it was a Buckwild track.

Yes, indeed.

And, and that was the difference in within DITC as well.

They all made beats differently.

O.C. is just on the song Fuzz Puzz.

He wasn't in D.I.T.C. yet.

Wow.

Right.

He became a member of D.I.T.C.-

Through the tour too?

... from touring with Buckwild and Lord Finesse.

Fat Joe been working hard for a long time.

But, you know, on, you know, if he got signed with Lord Finesse and them, DITC.

He earned that spot.

He earned that spot, you know, he's gotta be something lyrically.

Fat Joe.

Oh.

You know what I'm saying? Like, Big L, D.I., you know, DITC.

So, you know- Sure did ... to watch Fat Joe's come up from, um, uh, uh, Flow Joe.

And Diamond D, did he produce on that track as well? I believe so, yeah.

He was born Joseph Kirkland, a Bronx producer and MC associated with the DITC, Digging in the Crates crew,

a

collective formed in 1992 in New York City, named for crate digging for samples.

Again, like legacy act, I feel like it's almost like a derogatory term.

You know what I'm saying? But you've been around from DITC, bro, before that.

Well, I can tell you

this, right? I'm very shocked, right? Because I'm juggling so many things.