The drama between rapper DDG and Halle Bailey has taken an interesting turn. After a tumultuous breakup and a very public custody battle over their son, Halo, DDG has dropped a new album that dives headfirst into their ongoing struggles. With his latest track “17 More Years,” he’s not holding back in an emotional bid to reconcile the situation for the sake of their child. Who knew a rap battle for peace would be more heartfelt than a soap opera?
In the song, DDG openly confronts the financial drain and emotional toll of their court battles, expressing a deep desire to set aside their differences. He praises Halle as a good mom and suggests that continual fighting is wasting both their time and money. I mean, let’s be honest: nobody wants to see their child grow up amidst constant turmoil. Is it too much to ask for a little bit of peace and love in the midst of the chaos?
Their breakup back in October 2024 brought on some serious heat online with accusations being flung from both sides. We’ve seen it all—from a temporary restraining order to viral moments involving their son on social media. It makes you wonder if celebrity relationships are just a never-ending cycle of drama. With DDG singing about their troubles, could we be witnessing a new trend where artists use their art to air out personal issues? What do you think—should all celebs just turn to songwriting to work through their relationship dilemmas?
