Posted 23rd February 2010 in Grime
Nu Brand have dropped the Flexxx and come with something that is radio friendly along with Tinie Tempah’s Pass Out, we have some future mainstream potential without giving up too much of the grime integrity.
You probably been wondering where I’ve been with this clash, Ghetts vs P Money, well I was basically waiting for Ghetts to come with something hard, and here it is.
Posted 20th January 2010 in Grime
Formerly of Roll Deep fame, Scratchy has branched off into what seems to be Mike Skinner’s The Streets territory, there’s only one real reason I keep watching this video whenever it comes on Channel AKA, and I think all men will agree to what it is.
“She loves an argument, its a par for me, its a pardigan”
Posted 14th January 2010 in Ghetto, Ghetts The Artist Formerly Known As Ghetto, Grime
Its only January but this will be the best grime video this year.
Griminal > Chipmunk + any other younger in Grime.
Kano’s new single is an inspirational song probably aimed at radio play and some awards or something, but it’s nice to see a UK urban song that isn’t about some new dance move and/or the same shit Tinchy & N-Dubz keep singing about, in every fucking song.
Its 20mins long so I haven’t watched it all yet.
Part 2 coming soon.
This video seems like it was made back when they made the “Don’t Phone Me” one, but who cares, its new Ghetts! Lol, no Kung Fu Panda ting either, funny he should say that, after that became Ghetts’ new catchphrase I messaged him on myspace about it, and now here he is mentioning it in a song…And Mz. Bratt cleans up well again…
Speaking of new Ghetts, Logan Sama blessed us with another new track last night, and it sure is greezy, you can have a listen/download below:
P-Money goes direct, like head gooonee @ Ghetts we’ll see what G-H has got to say back…they need to just have that clash, even though P-Money will win it, because he knows how to keep calm in a clash and not lose his temper, Ghetts is too much of a loose cannon, and whilst it may get him far most of the time, in clashing it usually makes him look weaker (see wiley vs ghetto and bashy vs ghetto).
But P-Money greater than Ghetts? Naaahhhh G-H is as great as it gets, hopefully he’ll stop making pop tunes and drop that mixtape everyone’s waiting for, because, to be honest, P-Money has had the best UK release this year, and it looks like it will stay that way because…
I saw this song on the forums a while ago and never invested, the fact that the name shares itself with the name of an annoying boy band always put me off.
The video looks very professional and its good to see Wiley actually in the video of one of his more mainstream songs. Hopefully a 50+ skeletor looking biatch won’t ruin his number 1 this time.
!UPDATE! Remix..