JR Writer, Hell Rell & DukeDaGod on New "Double Trouble" Album, Dipset Drama Over the Years (Part 1)
December 19, 2025
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\New York rap veterans JR Writer, Hell Rell, and DukeDaGod recently reunited on Vlad TV to discuss their upcoming collaborative album *Double Trouble*, set to drop February 6. The project marks a long-awaited team-up reflecting their shared Dipset roots and chemistry, with DukeDaGod serving as executive producer. Featuring production from heavy hitters like Pete Rock and rising talents, the album aims to fill a void in New York hip-hop's sound. While potential features, including T.I., remain under wraps, the crew teased an energetic vibe and recent video shoot for the lead single.
When asked about a Dipset reunion, the trio acknowledged ongoing tensions inside the legendary group, describing it as a "roller coaster" with wounds still healing. Though a full reunion isn’t imminent, they remain open to the idea down the line. For now, *Double Trouble* offers fans fresh material from three iconic figures rooted deeply in NYC’s rap legacy.
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