Insane Deegie

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"Insane Deegie" refers to a few different things:

• Insane Deegie (album): This is the debut album by the South Korean rapper Deegie, released in 2001. The album is known for its raw lyrics and jazzy musical style. Some track names from this album are "Night Movement", "How Many Mics?", and "Tequila Addicted".
• Insane Deegie (song): A song from Deegie's first album, "Insane Deegie". In this song, Deegie disses Jo PD and Lee Jung-hyun.
• Stage Name: Deegie, also known as Kim ডিজি (Kim ডিজি) in Korean, used "Insane Deegie" as one of his many stage names early in his career, along with others such as "Tequila Addicted" and "DG.esq". He is a South Korean rapper and producer known for his unique, jazzy style of hip-hop, and sometimes controversial lyrics. As of 2008, he mostly uses the name Kim Deegie.

Deegie is considered a "genius-type producer" with a talent for jazz-style hip-hop and is also noted for his eccentric personality. He was part of the Movement Crew. His 2015 album, *Insane.D Deegie (The Orchestra)* was a very limited release, with only 18 copies made, and sold for ₩181,818 (approximately $150 USD) each. It came with a pair of FILA 'Heritage The 97' shoes.