British Rappers Morrisson and Digga D have been involved in a long-running clash connected to tensions between rival groups in London.

Morrison was seen filming a music video earlier this week where he references Mya Mills, Tennessee Thresh, Huncho, Taze and more. The feud became even more heated following the death of Morrisson’s brother, Stephen “SteveO” Morrisson, back in 2020.

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CGM rapper Ellis Heather, aka Rack5, was later convicted of his murder and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 28 years.

Digga D later referenced SteveO in his music, including a controversial lyric about Morrisson’s family. In 2021, Digga D was reported to have made a '"0 L’s” gesture, which was associated with SteveO and was seen by fans as mocking him after his death. Later, Digga D reportedly used the line:

“How’s he chatting about Zero L’s when I saw his mum on the TV crying”

The lyric was widely interpreted as a reference to SteveO’s death and his family. Morrisson subsequently responded publicly to Digga D, saying that Digga D had not intentionally killed his brother.

Morrisson’s response was very direct. In July 2024, after Digga D’s comments about SteveO, Morrisson responded publicly with the message:

“Yeah you killed my bro but you didn’t do it on purpose so shhhh 🤫”

This was Morrisson’s way of saying that, in his view, Digga D was connected to what happened to his brother but that it was not intentional. The exchange attracted a lot of discussion among UK drill fans online.

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Morrisson also mentioned public figures that are romantically connecting to Digga saying:

“Mya Mills f***ed half of London, you wifed it; so did Tennessee, Digga still wifed it.”

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While both rappers Huncho and Taze have both responded to Morrisson's shots via social media, Digga D has yet to address thee diss track.