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Read moreFor the latest episode of “Outside the Booth”, DJBoothTV’s own Jacques Morels catches up with the Vans Warped Tour to talk to underground fixtures like Rah Digga and up-and-comers like Tyler Stark, Kosha Dillz, and more.
Read moreRah Digga shares her thoughts on Q-Tip,the man who first discovered her and a legend in his own right, signing to Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Music label and why she thinks it works. Rah also speaks up about Australian female rapper Iggy Azalea rapping about the trap after she signed with T.I.’s Grand Hustle label. Previously: Rah Digga Explains The Importance Of Lyrics In Hip-Hop [Video]
Read moreDigga reveals why she thinks current rappers haven’t weighed on the importance of lyrics in their music and why strong lyrics are important for a lasting career.” Previously: Rah Digga Discusses Relationship With Flipmode Squad [Video]
Read moreThe former Flipmode Squad femcee says that although she’s still cool with all the individuals on Busta Rhymes’ team, she no longer has a business relationship with that group. Rah Digga goes on to explain that she’s at a point in her career where it is no longer necessary for her to be signed on with any specific group or artist. Previously: Rah Digga Debates Whether There Will Ever Be A Gay Rapper [Video]
Read moreDigga reveals her thoughts on whether a gay rapper will surface in the future, and also contemplates whether she’s ever worked with a rapper that could’ve been in the closet. After hearing that Fat Joe and Maino believe that the industry is ran by the “Gay Mafia” Rah reveals whether she believes the same theory.”
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Read moreRah Digga breaks down the situation with Flipmode and how the Label and solo projects made it difficult to stay together.
Read moreThe legendary femcee reveals which emerging female rappers she has her eye on and breaks down her favorite female rappers of all time.
Read moreThe legendary femcee gives some words of wisdom in a sick freestyle dedicated to those on the rise.
Read moreThe legendary femcee explains how her beef with Odd Future frontman Tyler, the Creator started on Twitter and snowballed after he dissed MC Lyte. She also explains how she dealt with the situation in person at the Paid Dues festival.
Read moreRah Digga has come back firing at two rappers who have been going at her on Twitter and in a song. Both Tyler, The Creator and a D.C. rapper by the name of Fat Trel have dissed Digga by saying she looks like a man. Tyler also uses a “dyke” reference when talking about MC Lyte in the song “Rella.” Digga not only released a new diss track aimed at both rappers, but also a press release stating her reasoning. “I didn’t make this record for press purposes or for hype cuz that’s not my thing,” she said. “I got wind of various artists referencin me in a negative fashion. They poked fun at me I’m just pokin back. Its all sport to me. I wish em all the best, they just need to understand who is off limits. MC Lyte is off limits. Rah Digga is off limits. Respect those who kept hip hop raw so that we could still have a culture or get a first hand lesson in a lyrical a$$ whoopin. Love is love.” Digga responds to Trel first: “This guy, you barely caught a meal short of fish fry / Think of letting this slide? / Fat Trel could kiss my global rap a$$ / He barely out of D.C., tried to look him up, he ain’t even got a Wiki.” She then turns her attention to Tyler, The Creator, who trolled her on Twitter by constantly wishing her a Happy Father’s Day. “I was
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