Darrell Digga Says He Won't Let Trump Use His Song For His Campaign

Digga says it's all fun and games unless Trump attempts to use the song on his campaign trail ... he says that's where he'll draw the line!

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00:02See that you're representing Cameron and like a beat battle with you know, some of your fellow legendary producers

00:08Oh, definitely, you know, I think it's gonna be a good event. That's if you're in a you know in town in Atlanta, August 10th

00:17Definitely put on a good show me and you know

00:20My Harlem bredren brother Dane Greece is definitely gonna represent Harlem out there. That's me me against Dane Greece

00:28Shaw Smith against ski beats Bangladesh against DJ Tom. How could I forget them? And that's come very great

00:33No, I know that's gonna be exciting especially coming in Atlanta

00:37So you produce for Cameron and him and mace just told a story about big L

00:42Attempting the set up mace, you know, you were around you were around back then, you know, what was big?

00:49Do you remember anything about that?

00:51uh, I

00:53Do remember I do remember things about that

00:57I mean, I'll just say this because I you know, I

01:00They're showing they they get into more details in it

01:03But I'll just say this like, you know, we all we all come from the same neighborhood and we all you know

01:09There was neighborhood things happen, you know people know us from the music scene

01:14But there was other stuff happening just like Cameron mace talk about basketball

01:18it was other street things happening and we grew up in an environment where you know, we was trying to come up and

01:24I'll just pretty much leave it there

01:26And say that, you know, they're telling a side of the story right now

01:30It's it's so easy. Like you said, you know, you guys come up in an environment. It's so easy to look back

01:36You know, what was then?

01:38Back in the 90s when you were you guys were an element making, you know

01:42The music that people are still listening to were you guys did you guys have an inkling that you guys were making hip-hop history?

01:52Not really making hip-hop history, but I do believe that

01:56we

01:57We definitely had the perseverance to make it happen

02:01Like we were we were doing everything like I tell people all the time when I when we when I look at the you know

02:08the Wu-Tang series

02:09You know

02:10There's a lot of parallels because while they were doing that instead now and we were doing that in Harlem the same kind of way

02:17You know what? I mean? So it was like, you know cam and you know, the mason and blood

02:22You know everybody with this come to my house to make you know, make music on my four-track machine

02:27I would go to big out big house to play beats for him

02:30And you know, we was trying to all figure it out at the same time and that goes back to the last question

02:36Just ask me you still can't remove that street element as well. That was going on, you know, so things just happen like that