DL Down3r, the west coast rapper who rose to fame with his viral hit “Suga Boom Boom,” is taking his love for cars to the next level with his racing hobby. Thanks to the support of Blue Pie Records and DJ Central, DL Down3r has been able to pursue his passion for racing and now has even more sponsors backing his car for the 2023 race season.
The newest addition to his impressive list of sponsors is Banks Bros. Truck Lines and Breaking Banks INC., who have signed on to become official sponsors of the Suga Boom Boom 78 car. With these new partnerships, DL Down3r is poised for a successful season on the track.
DL Down3r has always been passionate about cars, and it’s clear that his love for racing has paid off. The signature Blue Pie logo is visible on the side of his race car, a nod to his ongoing partnership with Blue Pie Records and DJ Central. With the addition of Banks Bros. Truck Lines and Breaking Banks INC. to his team, DL Down3r is more excited than ever to hit the track and show off his skills.
With DL Down3r’s talent and passion for racing, combined with the support of his sponsors, fans can expect to see some thrilling races in the upcoming season. Stay tuned for more updates on DL Down3r’s journey to victory!
But if you wanna know more about the man behind the wheel… through fierce and funky west coast rap, DL Down3r shares his prolific work with the rest of the world, and the stage with west coast rap legends such as Coolio, Brown Boy, Jay Tablet, Lil Young, Snoopyblue, LadyDice, Baby Bash, Steel City Hustlers, King Z and DJ Kane to name a few.
From powerful messages, lyrical poetry and sharp comments on society, to G-funk and Trap/EDM hype songs, he proves that age and experience is the opposite of a liability in today’s rap game. Blast it loud, get ready to feel something, and rest assured knowing that hip hop never died!
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