Lethal Bizzle (also known as Lethal B) is one of the fastest growing East L… Read Full Bio ↴Lethal Bizzle (also known as Lethal B) is one of the fastest growing East London Grime artists. In December, 2004 he released "Pow (Forward)", also known as "Forward Riddim", which was banned from airplay by some mainstream stations; it entered the UK Singles Chart at number 11 in the first chart of 2005. His former group, the More Fire Crew released the album More Fire Crew CV which did poorly and they were dropped from their record label.

In 2002 he brought out a song called "Oi!" with his former crew which reached the top ten in the UK Singles Charts.

In early July 2005 Lethal Bizzle was one of the very few black British artists to appear on stage at the final Live 8 concert in Edinburgh.

Lethal Bizzle has signed up with V2 Records to bring out his new album Against All Odds which was released on 15th August. He has also released a second single "Uh Oh! (I'm Back)" in the same month, it debuted at number 47 in the UK Singles Charts.

He currently released a song with Twista and Gappy Ranks which has been put together by the Kray Twinz.

He is known for his rap rivalry with Roll Deep Crew member Wiley. However, in the final track, Til Next Time, on his latest album, Against All Odds, Lethal Bizzle calls for an end to this rivalry.

Lethal B has also recently colaberated with a hardcore punk called gallows on the track staring at the rude bois

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Lethal Bizzle Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Lethal Bizzle:

Against All Oddz Life ... Life is hard man, Like ... If you're not…
Bizzle Bizzle What's poppin let's go fam Yeah, we're live with chel boy An…
Box Box in ya mouth Act up, you will get box in…
Daily Duppy Daddy let us down I had to take over can't…
Dapper Dan I’m the original dapper dan I’m the original dapper dan I’m …
Do It (feat. Fumin, Amina) Yo, Pow yeh im Lethal Da Bizzle, H…
Do it Feat Amina Yo, Pow yeh im Lethal Da Bizzle, How many people dont know…
Don't Believe You Swifta Production We don't believe you We don't believe you…
Dude (Dude) Yo Diztortion (Dude) Yeah, man's gonna do this one in…

Fester Skank You might see me in a Lambo' Camo snapback, Rambo Five hundr…
Fire Yeah, yeah Da Bizzle (Woo) Da Bizzle (Woo) Da Bizzle …
Flex Diztortion All I wanna do is just flex Big batty ting, have…
forward It's Lethal da Bizzle Records Yeah It's Lethal da Bizzle Rec…
Go Go Go Yo, I want everything I wanna be a star I want twenty…
Go Hard I gotta go hard hard me, I gotta go hard…
Go Hard Feat. Donaeo [Donaeo:] I gotta go hard hard me I gotta go hard…
Going Out Tonight You wanna play with tha Bizzle You wanna holla with tha…
Had to Go It's a shame that we had to go Where we goin…
Haters Look at all these haters, Surrounding me everyday, Hatin on …
Hitman Im A Fuckin G U Should No By Now Wana Hear…
I Am The One (Go on then, go on then) (Pow, Pow) I win, don't want…
Intro Bizzle B-Bizzle My Intro Tech 9 and Lzser beams/ Ski mas…
Kickback You don't want it wit the Bizzle (So kickback) You don't…
Leave It Yeah Lethal Bizzle Ft. JME & Fire Camp – Leave It Lethal…
London Swifta production (production) Yeah I'm a London boy like t…
Look What You Done The Bizzle, The Bizzle, The Bizzle, Yo Look what you've d…
Mr You don't wanna play Mr. I'm a take your girlfriend and…
Mr. It's Lethal Bizzle Records You don't wanna play Mr. I'm …
Mr． You don't wanna play Mr. I'm a take your girlfriend and…
No Yer yer yer. Owww! Its Lethal Bizzle records. Owwwww! Fire…
Playground I don't know much about hiding I don't know much about…
Police On My Back Yo, I used to be a criminal, top car dealer Big…
Pow Pow, yeah I'm Leth to the B Pow, I got the…
Pow (Forward) OOOOW OOOOW It's Lethal da Bizzle Records OOOOW OOOOW Yeaahh…
Pow 2011 Hook: POW yeah I'm leth to the b POW I got the…
Pow! Pow, yeah I'm Leth to the B Pow, I got the…
Pow! (Forward Riddim It's Lethal da Bizzle Records Yeah It's Lethal da Bizzle Rec…
Pow! (Forward Riddim) OoooooW OoooooW It's Lethal Da Bizzle Records OoooooW Oooooo…
Pow! (Forward) OOOOW OOOOW It's Lethal da Bizzle Records OOOOW OOOOW Yeaahh…
Pow! Forward It's Lethal da Bizzle Records Yeah It's Lethal da Bizzle R…
pow2011 Pow, yeah I'm Leth to the B Pow, I got the…
Practice Hours All my bruddas are deligent For the money man move…
Rari WorkOut You might see man driving Italian whip Blacked out windows, …
The Drop Are you afraid of heights? No. Are you afraid of flights?…
They Got It Wrong Diztortion Dench! Yeah, the kid is back You're all under a…
Uh Oh I went away for a while but now I'm back Now…
Uh Oh (I'm Back) I went away for a while but now I'm back Now…
Uh Oh! I went away for a while but now I'm back Now…
Uh Oh! (I'm Back) I went away for a while but now im back, Now…
Wigback Ting Wigback ting man I'm on a wigback ting Wigback ting man…
Woah! Distortion Yeah Step ting, come drip, very saucy, whoa No s…

Wobble See her in the gym doing two squats Tight leggings on…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@farnell11

3y↑3

Love the energy. You've got yourself another subscriber!

React to some more UK...

Akala Fire In The Booth part 1 to 4. Incredible.

Lowkey Fire in the Booth 1 and 2. Ghosts of Grenfell (look up Grenfell tower first) Ahmed, Obamanation.

OFB

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Jordan Fire in The Booth

All comments from YouTube:

@Jamesnpk

3y↑307

The story is Dizzee was driving past and heard this on the radio then gate crashed. One of the best moments in British music

@georgeprice8929

2y↑10

This fr? Crazy if so, was Fekky just with him too?

@tlrbrotlrbro1036

2y↑2

Shut up you melt this wasn’t by accident!!😂😂😂yeah general levy just happened to be there an dizzee thought he’d pop in😂😂

@Cobalt-Jester

1y↑4

@@georgeprice8929 No. not real. It did happen but was in a different place a different time and different person. Other than that it is true

@bibsp3556

I have had a long time love for Dizzie, he brings an energy thats hard to match

@andycard5805

NO WAY! IM ON MY DADS ACCOUNT BUT I NEVER KNEW DAT!!!!!!!

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@ProductOfAnEmpire

3y↑299

This is GRIME... Hip Hop's cousin.

LET ME EXPLAIN: DJ Kool Herc brought that Jamaican soundsystem culture to The Bronx in the 70s, that mixed with American Funk/Disco and gave birth to Hip Hop. That soundsystem culture came to England from Jamaica with the 1940s 'Windrush Generation' and had its own parrallel evolutionary journey, through Jungle/DnB and House & Garage music and mixed with British culture. That's why Grime MCs tend to rhyme in different pockets of the beat than Hip Hop artists, still has some of that Carribean cadence, like Dancehall toasting. GRIME is often hype like Dancehall and Electronic Garage music, as you can hear.

A GRIME SET consists of a DJ mixing through all kinds of electronic instrumentals, usually at 140 beats per minute but not exclusively. GRIME MCs take turns spitting their lyrics one after the other. As one MC spits the other listens out for the changing 'riddim' (instrumental) and decides on which one of his tons of lyrics will match. If an MC follows with a perfect lyric, perfect flow and catches the beat as it drops, it's like sticking a perfect landing in gymnastics, the crowd goes wild and that's the ONLY time in GRIME where the music is stopped. The DJ 'wheels' back the vinyl just like in Reggae Dancehall...

...for perfect examples of this 'culture' check out 'Big Narstie & Kano Shutdown the Big Narstie Show...' and 'Ghetts ft Chip - Can't Run Out of Bars...' and 'BehindTheBars 001 - [Ghetts x Rudekid]'

@Joenojosephmusic

3y↑26

wow thanks so much for the knowledge homie!!

@tobydude100

3y↑15

This comment needs more likes.
Also deffo need to Do Ghetts Behind The Bars!
Respect from 0121! 🤘🏼

@chabuddyt6198

3y↑3

grime isnt hip hops cousin its its own thing it start from garage and drum and bass

@micah1368

Bruv; actual real talk

@brillsmith2207

3y↑3

try not to make it out like its all from Jamaica and black countries... its fusion music. without all the electronic music and "white music" it wouldnt be possible.

honestly im so sick of it.
and you forgot about drum n bass, garage and the rest of them.

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@united46

3y↑267

The last tune incredible was such a massive hit in the UK. Still get goosebumps when it comes on 😎

@georgeprice8929

3y↑5

Song as old as me! Levy a god

@micah1368

3y↑2

Live-o

@christer8964

3y↑3

Yes! To give Americans the a comparable situation; it is like Aretha Franklin suddenly steps into a soul rehearsal.

@ridz9532

3y↑8

I was 24 when this came out! 51 now and still get fucking goose bumps!

@davidos3825

3y↑1

Original Nutta

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@claireforrest2157

3y↑82

Sweetie, I'm a white, middle class, middle aged primary school teacher from middle England who lives in a god damn cottage with roses round the door and cats and EVEN I know the awesomness that is General Levy. And whilst I can't 'sing a long' exactly, Incredible is one of those songs which lives in a nation's cultural conciousness.

I also workout to Rari Workout, doesn't everyone?

@shaf811

2y↑2

💯😂

@Thegoddessofgreen

2y↑4

I love this! You are amazing

@callum

ur wifey material honestly

@tanisharattigan7602

2y↑1

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💥💥💥🥳🥳🥳

@ottomanwolf1606

2y↑1

you monster SIR 🤣🔥

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@missyotsuba8508

2y↑8

General Levi was doing this stuff before anyone in that room was born... That's why the respect and sing along...

@AGfrom83

3y↑49

Dizzee on that rhythm and gash beat is legendary.

@gaztintin3537

3y↑44

I defy a brother NOT to have a BIG smile during the General Levy set 😂😂😂…..each and EVERYTIME 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@Mary-ahern

Never gets old bring back to my jungle days So nostalgic ❤

@PaulJakma

3y↑75

That last one was General Levy "Incredible" - commercialish tune that came out of the underground jungle scene in the mid-90s. Got a bit of mainstream play! I love the buzz they're having - they're having fun. :)

@Laura-sg6ss

3y↑4

That jungle song is el clásico 💯💯 I would have loved to be a part of it in the 90s

@DEATHSxNEMASIS

2y↑4

Got a "bit" of mainstream play?! It's still ome of the most played and best jungle/grime hits that has ever come out the scene

@sprucemaroose

1y↑2

@@DEATHSxNEMASIS that is, I understand, due to the fact that jungle is massive

@MN-vw3rp

44w

@@sprucemaroosenice

@rootsquare

2y↑33

29:04 Is this like a famous tune?

Like you would not believe... it pretty much defines the sound of Jungle. Utterly love this track.
I've seen him play and watched thousands dancing and singing along... from 7 to 70, black or white, rich and poor... even ended up dancing and shouting 'Booyaka' and 'Lord a/mercy' with a couple of police officers who could help but join in.....

@micah1368

3y↑27

The thing y'all just watched is like the Wu-Tang clan of Grime.

@AmethystRock

3y↑45

I think you got a good point about everyone backing each other up and the vibe that brings. I love these freestyle mash ups much more than the "rap battles" where everyone is angry and against each other. This is totally about coming together appreciating the music and supporting each other, love it.

@dollyjeanstevens

3y↑20

General Levy is Legendary in the UK. You Yanks missed the whole of the late 80’s. 90’s and 2000’s!

@TheRevWillNotBeTelevised

3y↑44

'Incredible' was a huge thing over here back in the 90's - I grew up on Jungle/DnB music. Also the short guy in the back Dizzee Rascal is one of the OG's of grime. UK hip-hop/rap came up through reggae>dancehall>dub>jungle>dnb>dubstep>UK garage>grime>drill (way more sub-genres and offshoots than that though). Obviously there is a US influence, but the Jamaican thing has always been far more influential as Jamaica is a former UK colony, when they got independence in the 1940s they got the right to come and live and work here. So a lot of black people in the UK are descendants of Jamaicans and they brought the culture with them.

@christer8964

3y↑2

US influence. Naahhh!

@stevensteele1982

1y↑5

So special to see General Levy see how many up coming stars he has influenced. I'm from Coventry UK and met him and Lee Scratch Perry and he is a true great visionary and massive part of Jungle and foundation of Grime.. True gent IRL and so humble and gentle, really touched me for him to see he will never be forgotten

@charliec4385

3y↑5

I don’t think he quite appreciates how big all these people are in the Uk really! This was so hype!
To have the General, dizzy, skepta, JME & Jamma in the same room!!!! Unreal

@Logicalx

3y↑25

General Levy is legend in his own right. But I feel most Americans would’ve heard the last song ‘Incredible’ which was featured on Ali G movie ‘In Da House’. I think it reached a wider audience when that came out to people who wasn’t into the Jungle, Grime and Drum ‘n’ Bass scene in the 90’s. Or, at theist thousand who hasn’t been born.

@davidhodgkinson4080

1y↑6

Always puts a massive grin on my face, I remember when incredible came out, was massive!! But to see the massive recpect they all have for Dizzie when he walks in is great to see, and then to top it off General Levy comes on the mic, and you can tell that they all are just in awe of him…

@JL-xz3zf

3y↑31

Haha I love your reaction to Jammer (the guy who keeps getting cut off). He is an original grime producer....... its like playing football, except you've got to let the shit guy play because he bought the ball haha

@Zentron

3y↑16

Yus, the General is a big time name over here, that last tune was called Incredible by M Beat for which he provided the lyrics to back in 1994. He does a lot, not just with Jungle music, of which that tune is a brilliant example of, but he does Dancehall, Reggae, Grime etc.

@Re_Mecs

2y↑5

I love the end......its like "show me your not from uk and not a junglist without showing my your not from the uk and not a junglist".

That jungle is massive tune is literally an English institution and a foundation of our rave culture

@nicholasgreen339

10w↑1

General levy doing his tune incredible
Is like
The start of all of these uk rappers
Inspiration..to do music

@boldey2k7

36w↑2

Does anyone else find it fucking insane that were all talking about levy and not dizzee or skepta😂like he said 1 tune last 20 years and it’s more like 30 years now and everyone still knows this shit. 1 take every time. Even better live. Guys a living legend

@jorgelorenzo4455

3y↑5

big up brother hands down one of the best reactions I've ever seen

@UKGBManny

2y↑4

That last song brings back memories of 15 years ago being about 19 skanking to this, when you could smoke indoors and zoots flying everywhere was HYPE!!

@chrismichael3420

3y↑7

When artists respect eachother it sounds better when they are just having fun

@grannykensbest2939

3y↑17

Who is genral levy? Really bro? Hes a legend in the jungle dnb scene

@R3Dfire627

3y↑4

When this aired in the radio it was going off in the pub

@Patriiiiick

2y↑4

This is the first time in about 10 years i've heard the term 'tosspot'.

@joeboobyer5362

2y↑3

General levy is and always will be #1, I'm a pro fighter and still use that track as my walkout, the guys in that room all grew up listening to him I fucking love this session

@morganetches3749

3y↑10

These are some proper classic grime instrumentals. Sadly, been taken over a lot by drill which just isn't as fun musically

@balkaur4225

LOVE THIS

@morganfothergill974

You’re reaction has made my day, you gotta go down that old school Grime road now

@harrytaylor6214

3y↑3

Best reaction video, hands down.

@Mary-ahern

1y↑1

Uk legends iconic moment, I used to rave back in the day when General levy first drop this track uk jungle & uk Grime was is an incredible time for British music.❤

@mikeburke3576

good reaction man remember when this came out it went off

@unitedkingdomoffiveeyes9765

2y↑2

Bizzle was big in the early 00s grime scene POW!!!!

Shame Americans have missed all this from drum n base / jungle /rave and 00s garage/ 2step / grime.

@sfrancismcdermott9132

1y↑2

I'm dead!! He knows the word bruv!! Lol big up dizzee!!

@jasonmiles3596

2y↑2

Hardcore jungle drum and bass ,at the end. 🤪😝😜

@jackm3720

3y↑4

22:58 the whole paragraph of bars there was unreal!

@We_know_somethings.....

3y↑6

Bro, over here The General is the Godfather if not one of. Grime and Drill would not exist without him. The respect he got in the room says it all, replay watch him react to the youngers backing and knowing he lyrics. @31:30 to 31:35

@derekferric

3y↑3

MistaJam is an underrated DJ scratchmaster, one of the few selectors who the BBC have really launched who can mash up the underground.

@MrBaronCabron

3y↑4

the buff dude is Tempa T who obviously you've found out in the video as I'm typing this hah. His stuff is really influential for new EDM artists around California. I know a sound producer who makes music on the side and he goes to a lot of EDM connects around Cali and they're always bumping his shit. They can't enough of grime around there apparently

@Eclecktro

Curious, would like to know what kinda artists and check out the influence. Got any recommendations?

@conollytom7049

21w

makes me proud. Big up lads

@carlhansford6880

10w

That beat you said was 🔥🔥
It is called the (i spy) riddim....👍👍🇬🇧
(I spy) skepta....

@sim_1

3y↑3

You know especially when it’ll be a gooden, when Pulse X or Dilemma Drop. And then there’s the junglists tracks, the soundz of da underground.

@popeye12357

3y↑11

Great reaction you should definitely check tempa t next hype out!!! Temps goes hard! And is a U.K. classic

@DEATHSxNEMASIS

Oooo followed by him doing highest hype with C&S

@GRTVO

3y↑4

Totally agree with you about that guy killing the energy.

@shandysouth4212

3y↑14

Uk Grime has been around for years are you telling me da yanks have just got wind of it now.....

@scumdog666

3y↑2

I learned of grime here in Houston when Dizzee Rascal's "Fix Up, Look Sharp" dropped on the local rap radio station 97.9 The Box. But Houston is an huge city for rap, so it's no surprise.

@XyzTorres

3y↑12

Bro!!! You should react to UK garage... you'd love it im sure. Proper old school. At least listen to a modern version such as: AJ Tracey - Ladbroke Grove or AJ Tracey - Wifey Riddim. You'll get a feel for the type of beats and how they're massive over here at festivals/clubs etc

@StayFr0sty

3y↑1

some classics:
Try me Out
Friendly Pressure
Give You Love (Real Love)

@Cobalt-Jester

2y↑2

I love living in a country where this kind of stuff is played most nights. lol

@davidsloan873

3y↑8

Great reaction defo need to check dizzee rascal fitb 🔥 dizzee rascal space 🔥 general levy incredible 🔥 dave psycho 🔥

@djbeats8912

2y↑3

General Levi incredible big big tune and will always Will be big in the UK 🇬🇧

@Joenojosephmusic

It’s a hit??

@MN-vw3rp

44w

@@Joenojosephmusic can't even imagine

@andrewpike3617

3y↑5

funniest reaction video ever, im subscribing right now but need more grime reactions 😎👌

@MrJoeygregory

3y↑1

I just seen the part when you said did they switch up the music that's actually old school Raga jungle

@michaeldjguardianmeans6281

2y↑1

They ain’t saying much but the energy is absolutely incredible. Deliveries are solid.

@catherine9523

49w

This is a heavy tune. Every jungle rave played this tune. I remember seeing General Levy perform Incredible back in 2005. All of them rappers would have been raving to Incredible ❤

@xxxxxlurchxxxxx

3y↑7

WTF, love your reaction and totally understand Americans wouldn’t know majority of the guys. Dizzy rascal,lethal b,skepta where pretty big a few years back. General levy tho at the end, mbeats ft general levy - incredible was a massive tune about 25 years ago and is a absolute classic over here.

@MrJoeygregory

3y↑1

The way he's making those sound effects that's that definitely the Ragga twins doll of him seeing style of MC

@WhackingJam

3y↑4

If it weren't for Dizzie and BBK, UK Grime wouldn't have took off at all.

@Nektauk

41w

How can you NOT skank out to that last tune. Incredible
!

@FightBoxTV.

3y↑2

True UK legends

@yaakhee

2y↑1

I heard uk apache when i placed the antenna of my radio in the right location of my room to pick up pirate radio. Hold tight the man dem.

@maticekpl2

This was live on radio i remember listening hahah

@allisonbarton2634

2y↑1

I’ve been listening to Dizzee Rascal and Levy for 18 years I love this. If you’re American look up UK grime and jungle music xx

@christer8964

3y↑6

@10:58 Skepta comes in and you call him stupid, LOL. That's like calling Biggie stupid. Skepta is JME's older brother.

@Nektauk

41w

We love the way you yanks get bang into the lyrics... we don't look at the words for too long, but you guys proper break it down, which is cool!

@bibsp3556

I always love seein JME tear up a Mic. big fan from the big southern colony
Jungle will always be massive

@stevensteele1982

amazing

@lapalickagranddad9111

The last tune was general levy Incredible. Absolute legend of a tune. You should check out the sixty minute takeover with so solid crew, heartless crew, pay as you go cartel, general levy, sweet ire.

@shanelechef

34w

Fire.. Simple

@daniellekempster9768

33w

The beat was asking about is called spaceship

@IRISHREPUBLIC1916

Yo I only found this but my god . This is classic

@datjulesyboy

“JME This nigga is excellent!” I felt that 👊🏾😂

@stilldrillin5499

3y↑4

Dizzee Rascal - Space

@vmbo

3y↑1

What's that outro song? Sounds afx like

@MrJoeygregory

It might not sound that decent on your computer but back about 10-15 years ago and then I clubs dish it was something else to watch I can't even explain it I've never seen anybody in my life perform like these dudes do they give a better show than most popular rock stars or singers oh shit is name was General yeah he's an old-school OG dude he's like a pioneer of that style of music if you have any questions or want any suggestion for really good videos if you haven't found any let me know like I said I know a lot about these styles of music and these people I have a vinyl collection of over two to three thousand vinyls and I used to go to these clubs every Friday and Saturday night

@gjallarnews140

Love to the General

@DjMellowMoods

3y↑6

Americans should learn from this… great vibe…

@Robert10075

I forgot the name, but the beat described as CRAZY! Was oldschool for sure definitely the best

@jayhabecker8052

Shout out to chase and status for the Running track and for bringing grime forward to the mainstream and for bringing back jungle to the world. Still touring, still amazing, still progressive and improvising. London bars tops the best mini-mix since the scene started.

@SMILEY000G

1y↑1

The one who u said hyped them up is jme’s bro skepta

@Arsenal-81

27w

this is how it was in the early 2000s in London at a time when the internet was relatively new . All them Mc's in the video use to come up on pirate radio and use to clash with other Mc's and all you would hear was non stop pure bars with loads of energy. I was quite privilege to be growing up during the infancy of grime as most of the MC's lived quite local to me and as a youth back then the underground music scene was quite big. i'm 40 now but still bang out the oldskool radio sets now and again lol. I still reckon East London had the best MC's during the early era of grime . I still remember when Kano & Wiley had a clash in Jammer basement in Leytonstone. Shame camaera phones were not very common back then lol.

@chriscollins2309

31w

General Levi, incredible, is possibly one of the biggest tracks in hothead uk ever 🤙

@malik2433

3y↑1

Rhythm and gash is the name of that beat

@Nostradanus86

30w

Track ( beat ) List ?

@Round_Zero

The beat @ 16:00 is rythm and gash- Wiley

@Left_it

1y↑1

You just experienced the energy of grime

@HammerDunc

3y↑2

Bro, saying what as this beat. That's grime my guy 😎

@tegretoljonny

3y↑1

Incredible was a massive tune in the Uk a d also an awesome scene in the Ali g movie

@theojames109

Exactly they needed a break! Footsie is a og

@Patriiiiick

2y↑1

People talk shit about the BBC but it does some great stuff when it comes to music.

@hsdsaunders

3y↑6

Yeah these are grime beats bro. If you want more like this check out P Money Mistajam Freestyle or Ghetts Behind Bars

@Bhauda

35w

big up the UK massive !!!

@ENGLANDmistaT

Hahaaha this beat is hat we used to clash to after school back in the day. Real grime beats

@adrollason7220

They have all grew up listening to general levy he’s the original jungle MC.

@MN-vw3rp

44w

20:00 song?
U know what? Anyone has tracklist?

@yamiakura5480

16w

this is one of the funniest reaction to grime ive ever scene ahhaahah

@farnell11

3y↑3

@DACatface

Akala Fire In The Booth part 1 to 4 is all he needs, could react to that for weeks!
every listen i take more in!

@MrYungTwista

16w

I’m American I make beats I’m trying to learn how to make grime beats they go really hard I got mad respect for da uk rappers

@brianmunich553

2y↑1

I miss grime so much that energy shame it's no longer a thing but I guess just like all music everything evolves into the future

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