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D’NME – Greatest Rapper In The World
Meet The Greatest Rapper In The World, D’NME Rapper and Songwriter. The self-proclaimed “face of the rap game” and “greatest rapper in the world” is undoubtedly one of the most gifted and technically sound emcees to emerge in Hip-Hop in recent years. Roderick Anson, better known as D’NME was born in Toronto, Canada, home to many big artists like Eternia, Massari, and Jay Honest.
According to Music Industry Weekly report, D’NME is the first Canadian rapper in history to receive the accolade “Freestyle Of The Week” from the DogHouse radio show. He has been featured in Hip Hop Weekly magazine’s Indie Grind Spotlight section and many other influential platforms such as Respect. Mag, Power 105.1, Medium, Vocal Media, USA Today and more.
D’NME started in the late 2000’s with his first mixtape, “The Death of Me.” Several more mixtapes followed, including “Guns & Roses,” which was hosted by the late DJ Whiteowl in 2012 and the mixtape “I Smell Blood In The Water” hosted by Southern Smoke DJ Smallz. He has also recorded a freestyle for the legendary hip-hop star Sway Calloway, which was aired in Sway’s popular show Sway In The Morning.
Recently, he dropped his single titled “Untouchable,” which has been streamed worldwide with over 200,000+ on Spotify. The talented rapper artist continues to make music with the hopes of inspiring more people to chase their dreams without having to change themselves. Authenticity makes one stand out from the rest of the competition, and this is what has brought D’NME in the limelight in and outside Canada’s rap scene. He believes that to achieve success, artists have to continue growing and getting better and that in the end, growth is more of a journey and not a destination.
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