His rapping style often includes heavy, Andante chanting with lyrics inspired by real events in his life and those of his entourage.
In the same year, he was handed an ASBO,[8] which forbade him from performing in public under the name Scribz; this would result in him changing his alias to LD.
[7][9] In the same year, he would release "Live Corn"; according to Huck, the song "had the wider industry paying attention [to LD] almost instantly".
[17] In 2016, Wuta-Ofei's ASBO order came to an end, resulting in him releasing a song called "Wicked and Bad", in which he sent for opposing gangs.
[18][4] In December 2019, Wuta-Ofei was found guilty of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs (crack cocaine and heroin) and jailed for 4 years and six months.