Dimples D.

Dimples D. (born Delores Diane Hall) is a hip-hop pioneer and one of the first female rappers to make waves in the early 1980s. Known for her bold style and confident flow, she dropped her breakout hit *Sucker DJ (I Will Survive)* in 1983 under Sugar Hill Records, cleverly flipping Gloria Gaynor’s disco anthem into a playful DJ battle anthem. The track became a staple of old-school hip-hop and solidified her reputation as a trailblazer in a male-dominated genre. Though details about her later career are scarce, her influence on hip-hop’s golden era remains iconic—you’ll still hear her infectious energy in DJ sets and throwback playlists today.