Jason Andy Wayne Scott, known to many as the talented artist Diggy Graves, passed away on October 10, 2024, at the age of 29 in Fort Smith, AR, where he was born on February 2, 1995. Jason was a prominent horror core/rap artist whose music resonated deeply with his fans, showcasing his passion for storytelling through his lyrics.

He gained fame overnight with his hit song "Cute Girl," a proud achievement that exemplified his dedication to his craft. Jason's love for performing was unmatched; he thrived on stage, where he brought joy and energy to his audiences. His motto, "It's Diggy, gettin' witty, wit it," reflected his vibrant personality and commitment to creating music that connected with others.

A devoted husband to Jessica Hope Steele, Jason cherished his family and carried his love for them into every aspect of his life. He was actively involved in his community, contributing to various initiatives and causes, always striving to make a positive impact on those around him.

Jason believed that "life is a training ground" and that "death is the beginning of true living." His philosophy inspired many, and his legacy will continue to influence the lives of those who were touched by his music and his kindness.

He leaves behind a community of fans, friends, and family who will remember him not only for his remarkable talent but also for his generous spirit and unwavering commitment to spreading happiness through his art.