Skegee - Single
“Skegee” is JID’s first true offering of 2021, following his three-track streaming debut of three previously heard songs two weeks earlier. The song, an abbreviation of Tuskegee, speaks on the history of both the city and its historically black university. JID juxtaposes his life to historical events that involved Tuskegee, such as the infamous and inhumane Tuskegee Experiment and JID’s personal experience being recruited to the university. Read more on Last.fm.
Destin Route (b. October 31, 1990), better known by the stage name JID, is an American rapper from Zone 6, Atlanta, Georgia. He describes himself as “a soft-spoken but intricate lyricist with a cocky side.” His stage name originates from “jittery,” his grandmother’s nickname for him due to his sporadic behavior as a child. He first appeared on the Atlanta hip-hop scene with his debut EP, DiCaprio, in 2015. Growing up, JID's first connection with music was through his parents' collection of classic funk and soul LPs. After a stint at Hampton University playing football, JID also hooked up with fellow MCs as part of the Spillage Village collective. By 2012, he had dropped out of college to focus on music, and in 2014 he headed out on what would be a productive tour with EarthGang, Bas, and Ab-Soul. Touring allowed JID to craft his skills, and a year later he recorded and dropped the DiCaprio EP, which saw him team up with a host of producers, as well as EarthGang. While keen to distance himself from the generic abrasive trap sound that had dominated the Atlanta scene, JID wanted to deliver something that was more than just about a beat, and instead focused his time and effort on lyrics as well. In 2016, JID, alongside the rest of the Spillage Village crew, released the album Bears Like This Too Much, which saw the rapper honing his unique delivery and inspired lyrics. In 2017, he announced that he had signed to J. Cole's Dreamville label (a connection made with the rapper via JID's part in the 2014 tour with Bas and Cole's friend and producer Cedric Brown), which released the single Never and full-length The Never Story at the beginning of the year. In September of 2018, he issued the single 151 Rum, the first offering from DiCaprio 2, his sophomore full-length and sequel to his 2015 EP. Later that year he released the album Dicaprio 2. JID released his most recent album, The Forever Story on August 26th, 2022, the two singles on the album, Surround Sound (feat. 21 Savage & Baby Tate) and Dance Now were released on January 14th 2022, and August 9th 2022 respectively. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
“Skegee” is JID’s first true offering of 2021, following his three-track streaming debut of three previously heard songs two weeks earlier. The song, an abbreviation of Tuskegee, speaks on the history of both the city and its historically black university. JID juxtaposes his life to historical events that involved Tuskegee, such as the infamous and inhumane Tuskegee Experiment and JID’s personal experience being recruited to the university. Read more on Last.fm.
Destin Route (b. October 31, 1990), better known by the stage name JID, is an American rapper from Zone 6, Atlanta, Georgia. He describes himself as “a soft-spoken but intricate lyricist with a cocky side.” His stage name originates from “jittery,” his grandmother’s nickname for him due to his sporadic behavior as a child. He first appeared on the Atlanta hip-hop scene with his debut EP, DiCaprio, in 2015. Growing up, JID's first connection with music was through his parents' collection of classic funk and soul LPs. After a stint at Hampton University playing football, JID also hooked up with fellow MCs as part of the Spillage Village collective. By 2012, he had dropped out of college to focus on music, and in 2014 he headed out on what would be a productive tour with EarthGang, Bas, and Ab-Soul. Touring allowed JID to craft his skills, and a year later he recorded and dropped the DiCaprio EP, which saw him team up with a host of producers, as well as EarthGang. While keen to distance himself from the generic abrasive trap sound that had dominated the Atlanta scene, JID wanted to deliver something that was more than just about a beat, and instead focused his time and effort on lyrics as well. In 2016, JID, alongside the rest of the Spillage Village crew, released the album Bears Like This Too Much, which saw the rapper honing his unique delivery and inspired lyrics. In 2017, he announced that he had signed to J. Cole's Dreamville label (a connection made with the rapper via JID's part in the 2014 tour with Bas and Cole's friend and producer Cedric Brown), which released the single Never and full-length The Never Story at the beginning of the year. In September of 2018, he issued the single 151 Rum, the first offering from DiCaprio 2, his sophomore full-length and sequel to his 2015 EP. Later that year he released the album Dicaprio 2. JID released his most recent album, The Forever Story on August 26th, 2022, the two singles on the album, Surround Sound (feat. 21 Savage & Baby Tate) and Dance Now were released on January 14th 2022, and August 9th 2022 respectively. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Surround Sound (feat. 21 Savage & Baby Tate)
151 Rum
Dance Now (feat. Kenny Mason)
Raydar
Kody Blu 31
Off Deez (with J. Cole)
Workin Out
NEVER
Stars (feat. Yasiin Bey)
Galaxy
Bruddanem (feat. Lil Durk)
Crack Sandwich
EdEddnEddy
Can’t Punk Me (feat. EARTHGANG)
Sistanem
Off Da Zoinkys
Just In Time (feat. Lil Wayne & Kenny Mason)
Bruuuh (with Denzel Curry) - Remix
Money
Can’t Make U Change (feat. Ari Lennox)
Lauder Too (feat. Ravyn Lenae & Eryn Allen Kane)
Better Days (feat. Johnta Austin)
Skrawberries (feat. BJ The Chicago Kid)
Slick Talk
Van Gogh (feat. Lil Yachty)
Hereditary
2007
Westbrook (with A$AP Ferg)
All Bad
8701
Hot Box (feat. Method Man & Joey Bada$$)
Workin’ Out - A Colors Show
Tiiied (feat. 6LACK & Ella Mai)
D/vision
Just Da Other Day
General
Hasta Luego - Bonus
Frequency Change
Lauder
WRK
Half Doin Dope (with BabyTron feat. Lil Yachty)
Mounted Up
Doo Wop
Somebody
Despacito Too
Underwear
Hoodbooger
Dance Now (with Kenny Mason)
Skegee
Behold
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