DigDat’s "Air Force" is a Drill Classic That Still Hits Hard

When DigDat dropped "Air Force," it was an instant street anthem. The track perfectly blends effortless wordplay with a cold, laid-back delivery that makes it one of the smoothest drill tunes to come out of the UK. Unlike many drill tracks that go heavy on aggression, DigDat takes a more calculated approach, gliding over the beat with precision.

The instrumental is simple but effective. A dark, atmospheric melody floats over booming 808s, giving the track an eerie yet luxurious feel. It’s the type of beat that allows an artist’s flow to shine, and DigDat makes full use of it. His flow is relaxed but sharp, letting each bar land with full effect.

Lyrically, the track is filled with clever punchlines and effortless flexing. He name-drops high-end fashion and street essentials in a way that feels authentic rather than forced. Lines like "In the trap with my feet up, can't chat about spending" show the balance between street life and success, a theme that runs through the entire track. DigDat doesn’t have to shout to make his point—his confidence is in the delivery.

One of the most impressive aspects of "Air Force" is how replayable it is. Unlike many drill tracks that are purely about hype, this one has a slickness that makes it easy to listen to over and over. Whether it’s blasting through speakers or playing through headphones, it never loses its impact.

Some songs lose their magic after a few months, but "Air Force" still feels just as fresh as when it first dropped. DigDat knew exactly what he was doing with this one, and it’s no surprise it became a UK drill staple. If you haven’t heard it in a while, throw it on again—you’ll remember exactly why it was such a moment.