DDG Accepts YK Osiris' Boxing Challenge, Shows Off His Moves In The Process

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DDG is an artist who has worn many hats throughout his career. Overall, many fans know him from his start as a YouTuber. During his YouTube career, he was adamant about showing the world that he could also make music at a high level. Ultimately, it seems like he succeeded as most fans know him today as a rapper and not a content creator. Moreover, he is currently dating Halle Bailey, whom he recently had a child with. Needless to say, he's winning at life right now.

Recently, DDG was called out by fellow artist YK Osiris. Osiris was in the gym showcasing his boxing skills. It was here that the artist came out and asked DDG if he wanted to get into the ring. This subsequently prompted a response from the artist, who came out and showcased a boxing video of his own. In this video, he flexed a ripped physique while showing off some punches. While Osiris wasn't all that impressed, DDG did note that he would fight for free if given the opportunity.

DDG Is Ready To Get Back In The Ring

When it comes to getting in the ring, DDG has a pretty successful history. For instance, during a YouTube vs. TikTok boxing event, the rapper was able to defeat Nate Wyatt. It was an impressive performance, and fans are a bit worried about Osiris' safety in all of this. That said, the two aren't even close to actually getting in the ring. For now, these are just friendly jabs, and it remains to be seen if that will change anytime soon.

Let us know what you think of DDG and his boxing moves, in the comments section down below. Who do you think would end up winning in a match between these two? Do you think that they will actually end up in the ring together some day? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.

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Sam Ryder unveils second studio album Heartland

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Sam Ryder has unveiled his second studio album Heartland.

Released through the independent label Artist Theory, the new project captures what the 2022 Eurovision runner-up describes as “the feeling of the last couple of years.”

The album represents a fresh chapter for Ryder, who took time to pause and reflect after the whirlwind success of his 2022 breakout hit Space Man, a Number 1 album, and billions of streams around the world.

After stepping away from Parlophone, the singer found himself without a label and struggling with a crisis of confidence.

He recorded the album in Nashville, living in a log cabin during the process. The tracks draw inspiration from the city’s rich musical heritage, classic Western and Hollywood scores, and elements of soul music.

Speaking about the record, Ryder shared: “This record is a collection of songs attempting to convey the feeling of the last couple of years. The wish is to find a connection with you no matter where you are in the world, whether it’s flying high or feeling like you’re the only ship out on the ocean. If you’re navigating the pain of forgiveness and the weight that comes with holding onto resentment, if you’ve lost confidence in yourself and you’re trying to find a way back to your spark, spirit and hope, this is for you. Take to the Heartland. I’m with you every step.”

He also spoke about the single The Feeling Never Went Away, explaining: “It’s about still having feelings for someone or something even though they perhaps don’t deserve them anymore… Even though I think I’ve conquered them, back they come. Healing and breaking the cycle is about recognising these feelings and accepting them.”

The 13-track album, a follow-up to 2022’s There’s Nothing but Space, Man!, features the previously released songs White Lies, OH OK, and Armour.

Ryder collaborated with an impressive roster of producers and songwriters on the project, including Mikky Ekko, Steve Mac, Mike Elizondo, Tom Elmhirst, Nick Lobel, and J Kash, among others.

The release comes after his acclaimed Glastonbury debut in June and ahead of his biggest headline performance yet at London’s Wembley Arena on November 6 — a particularly special venue for Ryder, as it’s where he attended his first concert as a teenager.

Remaining tickets for the Wembley show are available at aegpresents.co.uk/event/sam-ryder.

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