Desiigner Reminds Us He’s Only Getting “Bigger And Bigger”: Listen

The first half of 2022 was relatively quiet for Desiigner, but as the year comes to a close, he’s making sure his voice is heard. After sharing singles like “My Brodie” and “Star In The Room” in recent weeks, the 25-year-old is letting the world know that he’s only going to be getting “Bigger and Bigger” in 2023.

The “Panda” hitmaker’s new song arrived on Friday (December 9) and finds him feeling as boastful as ever. “Me and gang getting bigger and bigger / All around the world me and my hitters / Getting money can’t f*ck with my getters,” he tells listeners on the hook.

As a press release notes, Desiigner wanted to save the best for last with “Bigger and Bigger.” Speaking on his work specifically, the rapper says, “We’re going bigger and bigger in the mind. Levelling up on all our goals. Letting go of a lot of things we were hoarding onto.”

“Getting bigger and bigger from that and seeing more love. More things in your life that come through when you think in a bigger and bigger realm,” he added.

Previously, the recording artist kicked off the month by connecting with Slim Jxmmi on his “Kilo,” which fans have been raving about.

Despite enduring a tough year, 2016 XXL Freshman isn’t letting his personal struggles stop him. “Music is my therapy,” he explained. “I lost a lot of bros this year. We all say things out of emotions but the truth is in me.”

Stream Desiigner’s “Bigger and Bigger” on Spotify or Apple Music below. Afterward, let us know what your favourite single from the New Yorker has been this year in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics:

Yea we walk in the spot and we big Time

Double R on my wrist yeah that rich time

I be getting that money im big slime

Me and gang getting bigger and bigger

Desiigner Got Into A Verbal Altercation With The LAPD: ‘You Know Who I Am, Right?’

It’s been a little while since we’ve heard from Desiigner. Unfortunately for him, the “Panda” rapper was recently stopped by cops in Los Angeles for allegedly driving without a license and for his tinted windows.

Footage obtained by TMZ shows Desiigner yelling at the cop who stopped him. The audio is rather unclear, but at one point, the rapper can be heard calling the cop a “racist b*tch.” He can also be heard saying, “I got money all f*cking day.”

When he catches someone filming him, Desiigner approaches them, saying, “You know who I am right? Desiigner. Panda.”

Desiigner was once signed to G.O.O.D Music and Def Jam before being released in 2019. During his time under the tutelage of Kanye West, his song, “Panda” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Last year, Desiigner released a song called “Letter To Ye,” on which he reflected on his time as a G.O.O.D. Music artist.

“Madison Square Garden it first started, I’m up on the big screen and I’m 17,” he raps. “I’m livin’ that life, seem like a movie scene. Standing next to Kanye, next to Pusha-T, 2016. We was a big team, performance at Summer Jam, we was the dream team.”

While he seems to recall these times pleasantly, this may not have been the case in 2019, when he tweeted, “FREE ME FROM THIS LABLE.”

Bob Saget’s Final Role Before He Died Was As A Chef In Desiigner’s Video With Snoop Dogg And A Pornstar

Would you believe that the filthy-mouthed Bob Saget, who tricked the world into believing him to be a wholesome Dad on Full House, put a final bow on his legacy in a rap video with a pornstar? Heck yes he did. Bob Saget’s last role before he tragically died of a fatal head injury was as a bacon-frying and cash-grabbing chef in Desiigner’s latest video for “Bakin.”

Saget was featured in the video alongside Snoop Dogg, Jay Pharoah, pornstar Kendra Sunderland, and the track’s artists Desiigner, DJ Whoo Kid, and Slushii. “Please believe me when I tell you this: Get Bob on the job,” Snoop Dogg says to Desiigner as the hilarious and raunchy video begins. Shot in the Hollywood Hills a few weeks before his death, Rolling Stone reports that Whoo Kid corralled Saget, whom he already knew, after Willie Nelson wasn’t available.

A minute of outtakes plays after the video clip (above) in remembrance of the late comedian and in them, he’s funny as hell. “I’m just here to have bacon,” he says, before noting that “Bakin”/bacon is “a supreme pun. It’s like the best Dad joke ever.”

“You don’t expect him to be sitting around here with all these bad models, and booties-a-clapping and racks being thrown and Desiigner being there doing his thing,” Pharaoh told Rolling Stone. “But it works because that’s what Bob’s whole spirit was. It was different. It was, ‘Put me in an odd place that you wouldn’t expect for me to be and watch me shine.’”

There was nary a room that Saget walked into that he didn’t light up. And he somehow manages to steal the show in a video featuring rappers, pornstars, money, and bacon. “Full House, Nick At Nite, Bob Saget used to rock me to sleep at night, man,” Desiigner added.

Watch the video for “Bakin” above.

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