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    DDG Considers Relocating to Lagos or London Amid Los Angeles Wildfires

    By turuchiMay 17, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    American rapper and YouTuber DDG recently hinted at a potential move to Lagos, Nigeria, or London, citing his growing dissatisfaction with living in the United States.

    Taking to X (formerly Twitter), DDG shared his thoughts on the challenges of residing in America, especially amid the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. The rapper’s tweet read:

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

    The post has sparked widespread reactions from fans, with many encouraging DDG to explore life outside the U.S. While it’s unclear if the tweet reflects a serious intention or a moment of frustration, the idea of relocating to vibrant cultural hubs like Lagos or London resonates with his global audience.

    Whether this marks the beginning of a significant life change for DDG remains to be seen, but the statement underscores his openness to new horizons.

    America lowkey not it no more ngl.. might have to move to London or Lagos

    — DDG (@PontiacMadeDDG) January 11, 2025
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