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(The Forefront Group) It's (almost) DDG's birthday, and he's celebrating with more new music. Today, the multiplatinum hip-hop star returns with an extended version of his latest album, HIT-A-THON, now available on all streaming platforms via Epic Records. The Pontiac rapper adds seven new tracks to the critically acclaimed LP, including the highly-requested Cash Cobain collaboration ("2 MUCH"), produced by Hitmaka.
DDG's winning streak continues just in time for the fall with the release of his deluxe album. Breathing new life into the lauded original, HIT-A-THON (Deluxe) puts DDG's collaborative prowess front and center. From concept to completion, the project came together live as part of his viral album-making series, with guest artists pulling up to record their verses on the spot-including 42 Dugg, Jacquees, K CAMP, Trippie Redd, Zeddy Will and many more.
Alongside the deluxe, DDG unveils the official music video for "SCRUB DA GROUND," featuring Bunna B. Directed by Jerry Production, the accompanying visual matches the track's explosive energy. DDG makes it rain while a troupe of dancers do their thing in the background, turning a strip-club setting into a highlight reel.
The new music arrives following another landmark for DDG, as HIT-A-THON debuted at No. 141 on the Billboard 200. This achievement marks his second appearance on the chart to date, while the album also landed on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (No. 46) and Top Rap Albums (No. 24) charts.
What started as a follow-up to last year's livestream quickly became its own cultural moment, with DDG leaning into the spontaneity that made the first HIT-A-THON such a standout. Between surprise appearances, viral moments and a non-stop barrage of unscripted highlights, the sequel proved that when DDG opens the doors, anything can happen.
With more than 2 billion global streams and multiple RIAA-certified records, DDG has earned recognition from XXL and Forbes 30 Under 30. Described by Complex as "one of the most powerful streamers in hip-hop," he remains at the forefront of a new era spanning music, content, and culture.
Watch the video below and stream the album here
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