Digga D

Yeah.

I mean, I don't even listen to drill artists anymore, but would you consider Digga D a drill artist? I don't know.

He's just an artist to me now.

I don't really put him in the lane of drill.

Do you know what I mean? Yeah.

Like, it's now, all of a sudden now, watch, we'll see in the next coming years, oh yeah, j- um, jerk chicken came from English people.

You, that's, that's part of the s- that's part of the issue that, for example, Digga D's talking about.

Like, jerk chicken didn't come or originate from here, and then if now all of a sudden it's now being sold in mainstream restaurants and it's made in a different way, and that's now what the idea of jerk chicken is.

Anyway, next.

Rapper Digga D. I love Digga D. He's so funny.

He's got a so sweet face.

Like, I just think he's a really funny guy.

He's just grow- he's also grown up a lot.

We've seen him grow over the years.

But, um, he was in his car and he basically was talking about like how a lot of his fan base are basically saying that then he needs to go back to the old Digga D and that, you know, like back to the trapping and the rapping about what he used to do back in the day and all this kind of stuff.

And he's just like, "Nah, like, you know, like I'm trying to grow.

[upbeat music]

DJ Digga D.

Like this beat we bumping, is weakening down walk.

Whoa, hey.