Digga D jailed

Digga D: From Drill Star to Prison Bars, A Cautionary Tale!

UK Drill's own Digga D has been sentenced for almost four years behind bars for cannabis supply - tune in for the full story!

In a turn of events as shocking as a plot twist in a drill song, UK rapper Digga D, whose real name is Rhys Herbert, has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for supplying cannabis. The 24-year-old drill star was apprehended in February 2024 near Lincoln while livestreaming on social media, leaving fans and followers astounded. It appears that while he was busy streaming his life, law enforcement was busy tuning into his less-than-legal activities.

Digga D, known for his catchy beats and gripping lyrics, pleaded guilty to multiple charges. His legal troubles escalated when he was found guilty of importing 3.6 kilograms of cannabis over the summer and later supplying around 45 kilograms of the Class B drug. The trial left the reputation of this drill sensation hanging by a thread, as he initially denied supplying up to 60 kilograms during a fact trial in December. As if the plot couldn’t thicken further, it seems that the rapper's downfall was as public as his rise to fame.

Fans of the genre have mixed feelings; while Digga D is a figure of admiration for many, his recent actions sparked debates about the influence of drill music and its connection to real-life crime. Placing a spotlight on youth culture and music authenticity, this situation has triggered conversations around the seemingly glamorous lifestyle portrayed by artists, contrasting sharply with the harsh realities that many face. His sentencing serves as a harsh reminder: sometimes, the pursuit of street credibility can lead to behind bars, not the big stage.

As he begins his sentence of three years and 11 months, the incident raises questions about the choices faced by young artists in the industry today. Digga D isn't the first musician to find himself entangled in legal trouble, reminding us that fame can sometimes come at a price. Interestingly, the UK Drill scene has often been scrutinized for its themes and narratives, yet it continues to thrive and evolve, with artists pushing boundaries regardless of the risks involved. As we await Digga D’s next chapter post-incarceration, one can only hope it's filled with lawful creativity rather than illegal escapades!