Video: J.Lee the Producer - Datgum (feat. Adam L)

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"Datgum" by J.Lee the Producer feat. Adam L, is a protest song written to reflect the current struggle of Black people and people of color in America against white supremacy. The term "Datgum" itself is a euphemism that is used to express anger or shock. Despite being born into a country cloaked in white supremacy, and raised in full awareness of it - I am always freshly surprised at how easy, if not downright profitable it is to kill us in full view with the whole world watching. The surprise I feel over this is what causes the anger and out comes the expression "Datgum!" to stand in for feelings for which there aren't words. Those feelings can be distilled into a mix of anger, despair, sadness, and confusion. -J.Lee the Producer

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