Check out the full People’s Party interview above and D-Smoke’s greatest moments from Rhythm + Flow below. Hailing from Inglewood, California, Daniel Anthony Farris (aka D Smoke) stepped into the spotlight in 2019 after winning the inaugural season of Netflixs. Since then, D Smoke has released two projects, Inglewood High and Black Habits. “I think it was a line - I didn’t mean to look at Snoop - I think I looked at him when I was like, ‘If you don’t like it, then fight me / You gon’ meet the heel of my Nikes.'” Of course, Snoop showed love and the moment eventually became part of D-Smoke’s greatest hits on his way to winning the competition. He does, however, have one further theory for why Snoop may have singled him out. In his world, he’s familiar with that energy coming from that place.” He expands by saying that he’s such a combination of influences, that it’s easy to mistake him for being one thing or another, rather than all of them.
Snoop didn’t ask anybody else that, which means he was moved in a different way. He gained attention after winning the first season of the Netflix music competition show Rhythm + Flow in 2019. “And I think that speaks to the energy and the authenticity behind what I presented in my art, in my performance. Inglewood California-based rapper D Smoke won the first season of the American edition of Rhythm + Flow. Daniel Anthony Farris (born October 17, 1985), known professionally as D Smoke, is an American rapper and songwriter from Inglewood, California. “I think before I said I was from Inglewood, I think he already wanted to ask,” Smoke explains. But, as D Smoke tells Talib Kweli on this week’s episode of People’s Party With Talib Kweli, he believes that there was more behind the moment than even those-in-know realized, breaking it down on multiple levels “for the cameras.” As Kweli jokes, it’s a very “LA” moment that shows how the city’s natives communicate in a way almost no one else does.
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