‘I might have to move to Lagos’ — American rapper DDG says amid LA wildfires

American rapper and YouTuber, Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr., better known as DDG, has stated that he might have to relocate to Lagos State.

DDG made this known while expressing uncertainty about continuing to live in the United States.

In a viral post on his X handle, the rapper hinted at his possible relocation to London or the Lagos part of Nigeria.

Expressing dissatisfaction with life in America, the singer noted that the current state of the US has made it less appealing to him.

“America lowkey not it no more ngl. Might have to move to London or Lagos.”

The rapper’s remarks came amid the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, which have claimed multiple lives and caused widespread destruction.

While he didn’t attribute his statement to the ongoing natural disasters, it was speculated online that his thoughts might be influenced by the wildfires.

‘I might have to move to Lagos’ — American rapper DDG says amid LA wildfires

 

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