Bullyrag? that’s Loski right here. The rapper has not been on good terms with Digga D for a long time now. The ongoing dispute between him and Digga D aka Rhys Angelo Emile Herbert surfaced recently with him throwing shades at the latter new single.
Reasons for their feud
The British rapper posted his new track this month titled “S###” which was released on the 7th of July. His first verse included a replication of Loski’s 2022 GRM Daily Duppy where he goes on to say:
“If you never went jail, you will be on a mill, but I have been in jail too, and I ran through a few.’’
Sounds very similar to Loski’s line:
‘’If I didn’t go jail in ‘019, then I woulda had a mil.’’
Not all kinds of imitation can be seen as flattery, for some, it can create feud. Furthermore, Digga D has been targeting the 22-year-old rapper in his lyrics, for instance, has said:’’ your mother used to visit me and I got the letters from her bro’’. At this time, he tried to make it clear that this was the reason behind the dawn of their enmity. Additionally, he revealed another reason that spiked their conflict and that was the picture Loski took alongside the singer Fredo.
Loski’s response to the situation
The rapper announced his new songs (which he recorded during the curfew) coming soon on social media with the caption :
“Why yu so obsessed wit me I just wanna know? ‘’
He no doubt was pointing to Digga D as he posted a screenshot of the latter sending him a friend request on Snapchat. Besides that, he’s been passing comments such as why Digga is lying to fans about his girl. Not only that but he sent a straight message to his target by rapping: ‘’Rap boy from Rap boy from West love to talk too bad, Took a pic’ with Fred’ and they got upset’. That’s a burning one! Moreover, the British man referred to Digga’s old twerk video and commented on it saying if I twerk and rap, Harlem definitely has to de-recruit. Say no more.
To conclude, rap is not totally violent and many rappers’ disagreements are born from many causes. Some conflicts are petty while some are serious but it’s always somewhat present.
Written by Satina Bungsy
