Ziggy‑2‑Tymez is an Alaskan‑born, South Carolina–raised recording artist whose sound is shaped by survival, discipline, and lived experience. Moving from Alaska to South Carolina at the age of nine, he grew up in the 803 — specifically an area known as Shady Grove, dead in the middle between Charleston and Columbia. Where I-95 and I-26 cross. High crime rates with low convictions it’s no place for the light hearted or weak minded.
As his catalog grows and his digital footprint expands across major platforms, Ziggy‑2‑Tymez™ is establishing himself as a credible emerging artist connected to the 803 region.
His music reflects the duality of his upbringing: the cold, quiet intensity of Alaska and the gritty, grounded resilience of the South. Ziggy‑2‑Tymez™ built his identity through real‑world struggle, not industry polish, and his storytelling carries the weight of someone who lived every bar. His time in the United States Marine corps helped build his smooth disciplined delivery, raw tone, and survivor‑coded perspective, values that set him apart in the independent music landscape.
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Curator Reviews & Feedback
“Big Dog Shit comes with real presence. This is Southern trap with weight — confident, sharp, and built on more than surface-level flexing. What works well is the mix of dominance and reality… The track feels lived-in rather than performative. Solid street perspective, confident delivery, and a heavy atmosphere throughout.”
“This track honestly feels like a hidden gem — underrated, yet crafted with a really clean and well-structured composition… At its core, the song comes across as raw and authentic, driven by lyrics that carry real meaning and emotion. Your rapping style stands out as fresh and distinctive, appealing to true rap fans looking for personality and originality.”