Underground scouse rapper, known for his album "Rebel" released during the summer of 2025 and with his collaborations with fellow british rappers Fakemink and Rico Ave
A: "yo lad put that new EsDeeKid Song"
B: "nah gangalam he's ass"
C: "B should shut the fuck up EsDeeKid is really the goat, I want him so bad he's really sexy"
EsDeeKid is an anonymous rapper from Liverpool who began gaining attention in 2024 for his unique mix of cloud-rap, trap influences, and his strong Scouse accent. Always performing in a balaclava, he keeps his identity hidden while building a cult underground following. His tracks like “Apathy,” “Bally,” “Phantom,” and “4 Raws” helped grow his fanbase, and his 2025 project Rebel pushed him further into the UK rap spotlight. Despite the mystery around him, his raw delivery, distinct voice, and atmospheric production have made him one of the most interesting new artists in the UK scene.
Person A: "Is EsDeeKid future of UK drill ?"
Person B:"Fuh Naw he will fumble and he is a one hit wonder"
Person A:"Let's see"
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