He loves Therapists and always advises everyone he interviews to go see a Therapist. Just because he goes to see one he thinks its the best thing a person and do. Personally I think its worst thing anyone can do to be honest, paying someone money to sit there and listen to you talk. You can do that with anyone you dont need to go see a THERAPIST.
I don’t know fam, I think it was clever for Dapaah to show his real self and be in character as Big Shaq so the big people up there would respect him as well you know? For the future etc.(acting and other gigs) So it’s not like he’s one act show
@@SNess555 nah only americans play up to the camera all the time like some wannabe reality stars lol. He's a comedian, its weird to do an interview as one of your characters. That's like asking Kevin Hart to come as one of the characters he plays on stage, no one asks comedians to do that, they come as their regular selves.
@@trife9602 and what intergrity does Wiley have? So stormzy stands his grounds and response to Wiley for coming at him still holding him in high regards and yet Stormzy has no intergrity? Is there a new definition of intergrity mate?
I've seen Stormzy in many interviews and this is the most relaxed and open he has ever been. I have to respect CthaG for drawing all this information out of him.
I Like that charlamagne actually listened to him and let him speak and tried to understand him. I hate when interviews are talking too much and not letting the interviewee speak
@@kingz153 i think its because charlamagne knows hes hitting a new audience so he might see it as a opportunity to grow and have a new reputation less as a tmz type provoker and more of a respectable interviewer
I am from Us too been on him a few years. Go back to the beggining his freestyles and then go up. I been watching his growth he got alot of songs for the streets too. He can really spit.
1:16 Stormzy talks "Heavy is the Head" being #1 UK Album 14:25 How accurate is "Top Boy" + beginnings in rap from age 11 18:35 "Lyrical Grime beef" with Wiley + relationship with Ed Sheeran 30:20 Stormzy talks about advantages of social media, musical influences, faith etc. 37:51 Growing up in Ghana being politically vocal in the UK 53:22 Shakespeare vs Stormzy 56:56 Stormzy talks "Lessons" + living in the spotlight + mental health 1:03:45 Relationship with Maya Jama 1:10:51 Stormzy talks Jay-Z being his idol + turning down a record with him 1:21:22 Crossing over to America + Drake helping or hurting UK culture? + Wearing the crown
Great interview. I like that Stormzy doesn’t feel that he has to break America. Gone are the days when we ‘needed’ acceptance from America to consider ourselves successful. We have our own culture and not ashamed of it, we no longer speak with fake American accents or feel like we have to look a particular way. We are who we are. End of.
@Don Diego Fuera why bring colour into it bro? The difference between UK grime and American rap is so different, you can't say its the same because most people that make it share the same skin colour. And it would be disrespectful to call it 'black music' because they make so much more different types of music, and also disrespectful to white and asian artists who make that genre of music.
never did . all speak with fake african accents now and call people your not related to brother. sorry not brother thats not creepy and weird enough i mean bruvva or brudda obvs.
@@TheOnion2895 it's a difference in saying I'm the best rapper alive and being the face of rap. Rap is a culture like Grime..there are many elements of rap as well as Grime and all he is saying is that on the musical side of grime he is the best and currently he is. Is he the best ever..that will be up to his resume and that can be answered 10-15 yrs from now..But I like the facts that he's not saying yeah I'm the embodiment of Grime culture..
He understands Wiley that's why. One of the things Wiley said is that for the genre to move forward, not die and still be there for new artists coming through in needed life breathing back into it and it needs the prominent artists who the media view as grime to actually still make grime music. So drawing Stormzy out was a perfect way to do it. He didn't battle to win or lose.......he did it to create promo for his own album, Stormzy's album and the scene. The scene had more promo from a handful of diss tracks between them than at any other time recently. Wiley don't begrudge nobody getting that mainstream money.......he begrudges people who through the scene attain commercial success then do nothing for the scene that gave them opportunities. He has done the commercial thing getting paid whilst still putting out 10 times as much grime.........look after his pockets and the scene. That is the complicated mind of Wiley though......lol
Because unlike the causal grime fans who vouch for Stormz online he understands the game and understands that Wiley is untouchable in many ways. It’s sparring and it’s what grime was about.
@@sacred1827 Wiley a goat but can't doubt so is STORMZY he's eclectic doing his thing an like he said Wiley opened the door for him an now Stormzy is doing the same for the youth it's a shame Wiley didn't get the Respect in terms of MSM back then but we know how biased the MSM i🤦♀️
@@sacred1827 100% Grime is more than a style of music... It's the culture. Wiley ain't got beef with Stormzy. He sent for Stormzy to get him to stand up and do what MCs have been doing for decades... Rep the game.
Did y'all know it’s impossible to breathe while smiling?? Kidding just wanted y’all to smile. If you’re reading this bruv (or bruvette), understand that you are amazing bro, have a blessed day and don’t let nobody ruin your day bro. Get ya bread and all the crumbs too. 🤧🙌🏾🔥
UK rappers don't care so much about breaking America because the UK market is popping, so it's good to get these rare UK US crossover interviews . Respect
I'm from london, and I see everyone on this complaining about him talking alot or maybe being nervous. Understand the culture, the pressure it is to come to America and put the rite stamp on grime, ofcourse it will be a nervous thing. In london we silenced, and brushed to the back when we try to be individual, so having the chance to speak out worldwide is a big thing.
It's also really hard to speak in America or other countries when you speak with heavy slang. I always have to think twice about the words I use when I talk to Americans
I don't think our black MCs need a leg up anymore, (which is awesome!) they are running the scene right now and fair play to them, I love their music. I'd love to see Devlin on here and spit some bars for the man.
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Stormzy is so honest. He gives credit to those before him. I liked how he talked about his ex with so much respect. Would she forgive him cos he still loves her.
Hope she doesn't! Look up some of the history of the awful things she's had to say about dark skinned men. She likes his money and fame. Period. This guy is too blessed - hope her butt stays gone 😂
@@beefcake3808 i do know who he is ... dont you find it funny he was saying years ago about all madness in hollywood , even left the limelight . after getting bumped for ALOT of money, came back years later and somethings not right with him ... back working with the people he was warning us about to ...
@@fuckborris1280 I mean, he rejected a TV deal 15 years ago that is more than his current reported net worth. Also, who is he working with that he warned us about? You're talking out of your ass.
Tbh this might sound mad weird but coming from someone who lives in Brixton hill we don’t flock these guys cos there is so many big artists from and around brixton since young... an example is Deno who went school and grew up in Brixton, we treated him normal and things like the Church we just think of it as “thats that church stormzy goes to” rather than trying to see him. Its mad weird but seeing artists all the way from Scribz to Big Narstie has been normal over the years so we don’t fangirl them.
Stormzy is having to explain a whole new world in all of these interviews. Explaining a culture A country (yes we're more than tea and bad teeth) A music genre Essentially a language History Along side everything that's happening now. Laying the payment for many more to come. What a guy!
So true I’ve seen dizzie do the same. it’s hard to answer these questions cos you have to assume the viewers don’t know the culture and then take the responsibility of being an ambassador for it . Salute to storms.
I do hope interviews like this give Americans more of a chance to get into UK rap. They got a lot of dope artists over there and they rap in english too so there shouldn't be a language barrier.
There’s English and there’s English. The slang can be very different. Artists like Dave or Stormzy are pretty clear but there’s plenty of others that would be pretty difficult to understand even from UK
Its pretty easy to find out what the slang means. WE didnt have google, we had to figure US slang out ourselves back in the day! Using that as an excuse is just lazy. The UK scene is amazing, if you skip it cause of that its your loss. Or you could just watch Top Boy, thats a pretty good masterclass lol
I think the people struggling to understand Stormzy are probably American...because im not struggling to understand what he is saying (im a Brit). Is he not speaking English? At the same time, I doubt Stormzy gives a damn about the critical comments as he's busy bagging coins!
I’m Dutch 🇳🇱 and I understand him. But I can understand that the Americans find it difficult to understand the slang. But watch Top Boy.. you’ll be fine 👏🏽
Bruh I just heard from him by TH-cam recommendation his disstrack and went and listen to his album heavy is the head this that album is just fire man nice pace n shyt man listen to it 4 time alrd
@@RoarGee I wish I knew and could prevent it from being an issue but I am saying that a short person does not know what it like to be really tall and hit your head off doorways regularly and not be able fit into certain cars and have to shop at specific shops for clothes. My comment was regarding a conversation I was involved in where a non-ethnic British person was telling an ethnic British person that there was no racism locally. The ethnic person disputed and gave examples of what happened to him. I also gave examples of what I have witnessed and encountered. The examples suprised the non ethnic person who has never encountered such situations. So back to my point I wonder why that person has never encountered any situations like that.
Because white people, especially English white are in denial, extremely uncomfortable and ignorant about ANYTHING that doesn't affect them directly. They love to label, dismiss and try to invalidate. You have to be very arrogant to do that. Their "go to" list is predictable now.
2 3 Of course there is racism in every country the difference is the levels of racism, the percentages of minorities in a country and whether there is institutional racism taking place. It’s not a simple as you’re trying to make out.
@Here to comment/watch weird stuff read all the replies. your creepy racist weirdos. Racism is wrong every way but creeps like you support racism as long as it is against my white kids but you protect my oldest because he has fashionable skin colour.
@Here to comment/watch weird stuff .keep playing victim u thick racist piece of shit. read the comments 1st. I didnt accuse you of anything just stated facts.
Homes sweet home album is a mixture but def grime beats on it. And a pure album. He clearly states that he isn't just grime. I don't think he likes being categorised like that. Not for nothing... he is SICK actor and we don't talk about it enough. My fav UK artist hands down.
Americans rappers except for the greats Kendrick Cole and the ones before them the new-gen know about 20 words between them most articulate is Lil yatch and that's not saying much
I’m glad stormzy made it known that maya had her own career way before stormzy people always try and discredit her, like she hasn’t been a presenter since she was like 17.
Towards Stormzy starts getting excited 😆 and his stuttering increases... but I understand 💯 what he is saying... it’s just sooo funny 😂 how excitable he was when he spoke about Jigga!
I really enjoyed this interview. I like Stormzy's depth in character, this truly is still the beginning of his journey... I also think Charlemagne is looking at him not like a son, but someone who could be his son and is looking out for him. We all know he can get under his host's skin quite easily... and he had surface level stuff to use to be annoying if he wanted to, and I'm really glad he didn't. We/I got to see a different level of who Stormzy is as a person .... this was really good.
S G Bingles this is so true bro I thought he was gonna be like this in the interview. I even enjoyed it more realising he was really interested in him, asking good questions as he is capable of if he wants.
Real dope interview... I got put onto Stormzy's music 3 years ago by my Uber driver when I was in London... Had him saved to my spotify ever since. Dope to see him still rising! Salute
Elizabeth Boaheng I’m white british and you’re right, it’s also annoying for people like me who try my best to understand the different things black people experience as opposed to me in our society, and to try and adjust my behaviour so that we can be as equal in society as we all deserve. That subtle racism means there will always be that small divide that I don’t like, don’t agree with, don’t think needs to be there. Ps, I ought to clarify, I’m not trying to say poor me, I realise growing up white in England has afforded me many privileges that perhaps ethnic minorities wouldn’t enjoy.
nick260682 the people that are actually racist think they’re not racist... “I’m not racist its just a joke “ kind of people. What annoys me the most is that people behave differently around people of colour. Not even direct racism as such but treating them like they are a different type of people if you know what I’m saying. People will say words they never ever normally use just because a black person is around. Like why? Not all of us say “fam” or some other slang like that. I purposely never use those words just so people stop associating it with being black. I won’t act as if racism in the uk is terrible because it’s not but shits annoyingly fuck
EnTrapeneur Yeah that’s interesting, I get what you mean, but a lot of people suffer from “wandering accent syndrome”. I get how that’s annoying, but a lot of people find themselves talking to people in the style of the person they’re talking to, whether they’re northern or welsh or black or anything really that isn’t how they speak themselves. I’m a bit like you - I try and speak fairly consistently with people, and I don’t use slang I wouldn’t normally use, but some people just fall into that with anyone that speaks differently from them, and it doesn’t necessarily come from a bad place.
I lived in the uk as an america a year ago. Everything cool rn in america( the slang, the music, the fashion, the hair cuts) is coming from the uk. All the cool shit that was over there is just hitting the us now. Its weird to see
nick260682 hearing americans saying bruv and ting, those fuckin fuzzy brown sweater thing that every chick wears, those fades every dude has with the length on the top, ny drill artists like pop smoke who has one of the biggest waves rn completely biting the style of uk drill idk its just mad little shit coming from the uk tht no american was on last year lmaoo
mike jordan cryface I said this to my American cousin 3-4 years ago, that UK is now directly (and indirectly) influencing USA black culture to some extent. For example, Stone Island. Black guys were wearing Stone Island in London 15-20 years ago. Now Americans are wearing it. Even when I used to go to the US years ago, black men used to wear their clothes super baggy. We wore more fitted clothes. Now Americans dress like us. Obviously you have your own style and we copy you too in some ways but we’ve always had our own shit.
Dru 1 It’s funny, I remember Stone Island from the 90s and it was basically football (soccer for you Americans) hooligan wear. Mostly white, often racist British football fans, wearing Stone Island clothes, following their team round the country and having a fight in every town they went to and trying to basically smash up and ruin everywhere they went. They’ll be wearing Burberry next! But we’ve always exchanged cultures - the US blues and rock and roll from the 1950s was taken by British bands in the 60s that turned it into rock and psychedelia and metal, then Americans took metal and evolved it etc etc. But also grime comes from garage which is a mix of 80s US house music, and kinda dub and jungle and Jamaican influences. Music family trees are fucking interesting. Actually UK garage gave birth directly to both grime and dubstep. And dubstep has done a fair bait in the last 10/15 years. UKG for the fucking win. Fuck that was nearly as rambling as some of Stormzys answers!
I'm not gonna lie. I see his music in my suggestions a lot but I never clicked on it because I thought I wouldn't be able to relate to it. But after listening to this Brother speak I'm definitely going to listen it now!
Awesome Metal Bands Official Then later on he says how his Ghanaian upbringing meant he was really surprised when people stole things. Despite earlier bragging about how he’d stolen things.
nick260682 and he also referenced how some Ghanaian mothers praise their children but they’re kids are different outside the house. Stormzy did that shit when he was younger and was a product of his environment, it was the norm. Now he’s grown he knows that wasn’t right but he’s still telling his story
Not a fan of his music at all but good luck to him. Good to see a fellow South Londoner becoming successful af. Good luck to him and hope he it's only upwards for him.
Love that US people are now getting to know who Stormzy is. I’m from the UK and to be honest prefer rap to Grime, but Stormzy is undoubtedly talented and a great rapper and mc. He’s also a good down to earth humble geezer bruv!! 🏴 🇬🇧
Certain topics I'm so glad he spoke up on racism in the UK right now. Only people talking about it is sky's sports then instantly brushed under the carpet like a crumb Respect to stomzy for talking about some real truths
*I was born in Africa moved to London at age of 9 years old but I never got into grim music or garage? I always thought it was garbage. I always listen us rap I moved to at age of 30 year old California cause the music is garbage. My point is not everyone in London listen to grim or garage*
One thing I love about Stormzy is how he bigs up so many different people. Like the people who passed him in number 1, his manager Toby, his right hand man, Maya Jama, Dave etc. He said he's a competitive, but you can be competitive to push yourself, while lifting up those around you. Wishing him more success. 🙌🏿
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Who mixed this interview? Volumes so low I can't hear shit.
I thought it was just me.
At least it's not just me!
exactly what I thought
I thought it was my new iPhone. Good to know it’s not just me.
I thought it was just my shitty phone 😂
Shoulda been “a chat with my Brudda”
Bruv
Only real man will get this
Yo fam, just listen to I’m drill and grime, trust me
Jin Jin LDN
They changed it from “a chat with bro” to “a chat with bruv” 😂😂
Jin Jin LDN
Well done your comment influenced them
I love how stormzy doesn't tone down his Britishness when he speaks
Why would he?
Literally no Brit does that. We just speak and we'll fill you in if you have a question. No one should tone down anything for Americans.
Princess Jauregui-Hansen many do trust me but it’s not good Americans never do the same in recerse
@@onetwo-yr5ti Like bollocks do we
@@onetwo-yr5ti EXACTLY!!! That's why I said that in my comment but ofc it was taken the wrong way
i like how charlamagne just shuts up and lets stormzy speak his mind most of the interview. We rarely see that in interviewers!!
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Charlemagne was sittin there like a therapist.
he thinks he is one
Fly therapist
He loves Therapists and always advises everyone he interviews to go see a Therapist. Just because he goes to see one he thinks its the best thing a person and do. Personally I think its worst thing anyone can do to be honest, paying someone money to sit there and listen to you talk. You can do that with anyone you dont need to go see a THERAPIST.
@@KDips18 stfu you ignorant stupid twat
Wiley is very clever. Send for Stormzy just before he goes USA to tour/promote and get his name mentioned in every interview.
He does it every time though. You know when he's got music coming because he acts wreckless on socials haha
I candle handle wiley. But dot rotten on the other hand
Real talk
Free publicity wiley knows what he's doing
Man's just giving history to the kids on grime
Glad that Charlamagne is respecting Stormzy in this interview, makes up for the way he violated poor Micheal Dapaah back then
TIMI lmao nah he disrespected himself. Should’ve rode that Big Shaq wave and did interview in character
I don’t know fam, I think it was clever for Dapaah to show his real self and be in character as Big Shaq so the big people up there would respect him as well you know? For the future etc.(acting and other gigs) So it’s not like he’s one act show
Nah it doesn't make up for that
@@SNess555 nah only americans play up to the camera all the time like some wannabe reality stars lol. He's a comedian, its weird to do an interview as one of your characters. That's like asking Kevin Hart to come as one of the characters he plays on stage, no one asks comedians to do that, they come as their regular selves.
Lmao he heard stormyzs disstracks & wants no partt in it loool if he disrespects he getting a disstrack too
With this volume level, if my windows 10 starts asking for an update, my house and the neighbourhood will blow up.
🤣🤣
LMFAO😂😂😂😂
Turn it on do not disturb you melon fuck you you prick
Bruh...🤣🤣🤣
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The reason why Stormzy is so huge right now is because he is a man with integrity.
And a person like this, you can’t break down.
💯
S Am came along way from telling man to shut up in the park
HE has integrity? He dissed the person created grime, how can he have integrity
Trife it’s called a clash mate get to know
@@trife9602 and what intergrity does Wiley have? So stormzy stands his grounds and response to Wiley for coming at him still holding him in high regards and yet Stormzy has no intergrity? Is there a new definition of intergrity mate?
I've seen Stormzy in many interviews and this is the most relaxed and open he has ever been. I have to respect CthaG for drawing all this information out of him.
I Like that charlamagne actually listened to him and let him speak and tried to understand him. I hate when interviews are talking too much and not letting the interviewee speak
It’s because he doesn’t understand him and has nothing to say lol
@@kingz153 i think its because charlamagne knows hes hitting a new audience so he might see it as a opportunity to grow and have a new reputation less as a tmz type provoker and more of a respectable interviewer
Teh Termite I hope you’re right, I’ve seen many sides to him in his interviews so he’s hard to predict
kingz153 lool hmm this was still better compared to the hot 97 interview ...
Char is normally a dickhead to anybody not from the USA
From the U.S. and never heard of Stormzy, but I'm about to check him out because of this interview👍👍
In for a treat
Just check out all of English Grime and Drill while you’re at it.
How have u not heard of Stormzy
Pharoah 1 check out Dave while you’re at it
I am from Us too been on him a few years. Go back to the beggining his freestyles and then go up. I been watching his growth he got alot of songs for the streets too. He can really spit.
1:16 Stormzy talks "Heavy is the Head" being #1 UK Album
14:25 How accurate is "Top Boy" + beginnings in rap from age 11
18:35 "Lyrical Grime beef" with Wiley + relationship with Ed Sheeran
30:20 Stormzy talks about advantages of social media, musical influences, faith etc.
37:51 Growing up in Ghana being politically vocal in the UK
53:22 Shakespeare vs Stormzy
56:56 Stormzy talks "Lessons" + living in the spotlight + mental health
1:03:45 Relationship with Maya Jama
1:10:51 Stormzy talks Jay-Z being his idol + turning down a record with him
1:21:22 Crossing over to America + Drake helping or hurting UK culture? + Wearing the crown
Thank you brother @Muzeke
The comment we all needed x
41:15 talks about racism
Thank u @muzeke brother 🖒
Thanks for this!!!
When he said, how you act at home is not how you act in the streets. I felt that to my soul. I’ve got a Nigerian mom 😩😩😩
😂
There’s also a Nigerian proverbs about how we act at home compared to how we act on the street
African mom’s are the good in us and if you disrespect that it’s HELL for you.. and that’s the reason Stormzy ended Wiley in that fashion
Just means you a fake who is two faced. Bitch whipped at home and try to act like a different person outside.
I straight up act the same at home or in the streets. My mom knows not to disrespect me because she doesn't want this smoke
Great interview. I like that Stormzy doesn’t feel that he has to break America. Gone are the days when we ‘needed’ acceptance from America to consider ourselves successful. We have our own culture and not ashamed of it, we no longer speak with fake American accents or feel like we have to look a particular way. We are who we are. End of.
As a US American who loves grime, I'm very glad for that!
Jeremy Wright grime? 😂
@Don Diego Fuera 👏 i agree
@Don Diego Fuera why bring colour into it bro? The difference between UK grime and American rap is so different, you can't say its the same because most people that make it share the same skin colour. And it would be disrespectful to call it 'black music' because they make so much more different types of music, and also disrespectful to white and asian artists who make that genre of music.
never did . all speak with fake african accents now and call people your not related to brother. sorry not brother thats not creepy and weird enough i mean bruvva or brudda obvs.
Man is bare moisturised ,Yes Stormz. The UK is so proud of you.
portlandbelle jay chatting about moisture 😂
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Cheeky 😏😏
@@GH29111 😂
@Marcus Jones yo momma suck
mad humble, if theres anyone to fly the flag for the UK glad its him.
not Alf never known an artist to represent UK with nothing but PURE Class and Honesty. Humbleness in abundance man's Been here b4 👏🔥
Joshua1994 you're mums good
@WaveyVids its your fault for colonizing the whole world 🤷♂️
@WaveyVids you're the one that brought up us speaking English
Blame your great grandparents
@WaveyVids that's right, delete your comments
I'm as positive as Shakespeare and I'm as negative as Shakespeare
- Stormzy 2020
Shakespeare wrote tragedies like Macbeth and he wrote comedies like Midsummer Night's Dream, that's a great analogy.
I love that! Such clever writing ❤️
Stormzy is intelligent. Shakespeare uses the term whore in all his tragedies except Julius Caesar & Cariolanus!
That was a smart analogy and true!
I don't know who he is or his music, but I can listen to him Express himself for hours. A king 🤴🏿
Lol
Check his music out!! I love it! Listen to "do better!"
It’s a bit weird how you watched a 1 hour interview but you don’t know who he is
Charlamagne looking at Stormzy face like I used to have his skin colour
🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣
Brian French lmaooooooooo disrespectful
💀 I’m done out here lawd! 😂
fr LMAO
Very good interview and I particulary like the fact that he's not trying to be the face of grime like that...respect to him for doing that
M G his latest album is about how he is the king of the grime scene
Which he isn’t
Still rate him
@@TheOnion2895 it's a difference in saying I'm the best rapper alive and being the face of rap. Rap is a culture like Grime..there are many elements of rap as well as Grime and all he is saying is that on the musical side of grime he is the best and currently he is. Is he the best ever..that will be up to his resume and that can be answered 10-15 yrs from now..But I like the facts that he's not saying yeah I'm the embodiment of Grime culture..
M G the best in grime 🤣🤣 stormzy??! Shutup m8
Stormzy is easily becoming one of my favourite people
100%
you must be a racist like him then.
Anthony Fanshaw calling out racism is different to being a racist.
@@dFianceMonz he is a racist who treats people differently depending on skin colour..fashionable in western society.
His real
U can tell he really loves Wiley. He has tried his best not to be disrespectful and I took note from that. Welldone
He understands Wiley that's why. One of the things Wiley said is that for the genre to move forward, not die and still be there for new artists coming through in needed life breathing back into it and it needs the prominent artists who the media view as grime to actually still make grime music.
So drawing Stormzy out was a perfect way to do it. He didn't battle to win or lose.......he did it to create promo for his own album, Stormzy's album and the scene. The scene had more promo from a handful of diss tracks between them than at any other time recently.
Wiley don't begrudge nobody getting that mainstream money.......he begrudges people who through the scene attain commercial success then do nothing for the scene that gave them opportunities. He has done the commercial thing getting paid whilst still putting out 10 times as much grime.........look after his pockets and the scene.
That is the complicated mind of Wiley though......lol
Probs because they are both promoting each other it’s not real beef, just for fun
wiley is a real G this guy needs to get humble, plus all his music is allll dogshit maybe thats why he's so quick to blame others
Damien Cowie on point
Wiley the og
watching a 26yr old stormzy makes me realise this young man has so much room & potential to grow I’ll look forward to watching his development
Even when he’s cussing Wiley, he’s rating him at the same time
Can't not respect the godfather for what he's done.
Also, he's been repping Wiley in all of his albums. Even did a song called Wiley Flow
see that's why I fck with STORMZY he's humble level headed and knows it's not real beef 👍
Because unlike the causal grime fans who vouch for Stormz online he understands the game and understands that Wiley is untouchable in many ways. It’s sparring and it’s what grime was about.
@@sacred1827 Wiley a goat but can't doubt so is STORMZY he's eclectic doing his thing an like he said Wiley opened the door for him an now Stormzy is doing the same for the youth it's a shame Wiley didn't get the Respect in terms of MSM back then but we know how biased the MSM i🤦♀️
@@sacred1827 100%
Grime is more than a style of music... It's the culture.
Wiley ain't got beef with Stormzy. He sent for Stormzy to get him to stand up and do what MCs have been doing for decades... Rep the game.
If you’re talking straight grime mention Ghetts aka Ghetto
I think Ed Sheeran would mention Ghetts as they released a song together in 2011
I rate this comment.. You cant talk about grime without talking about Ghetts
Durrty Goodz!
Ghetts a don but look like something out of cb4
RedDotEM if you think that you need to stop listening to mainstream shite
Never clicked on a Charlamagne interview that fast in my life.
busterwolf3 seriously bro 🇬🇧
Did y'all know it’s impossible to breathe while smiling??
Kidding just wanted y’all to smile. If you’re reading this bruv (or bruvette), understand that you are amazing bro, have a blessed day and don’t let nobody ruin your day bro. Get ya bread and all the crumbs too. 🤧🙌🏾🔥
Thanks man...you too
You had me smiling bro lol.
😊😊
Stay Blessed ❤️💐 Thank you
🤣🤣🤣
UK rappers don't care so much about breaking America because the UK market is popping, so it's good to get these rare UK US crossover interviews . Respect
agreed. I'm American btw
“I didn’t even know that, when you break a heart, you can also break your heart “ that hit my soul. Salute🦾
I'm from london, and I see everyone on this complaining about him talking alot or maybe being nervous. Understand the culture, the pressure it is to come to America and put the rite stamp on grime, ofcourse it will be a nervous thing. In london we silenced, and brushed to the back when we try to be individual, so having the chance to speak out worldwide is a big thing.
I think he composed himself as well as most others. I've seen Charlamagne make Americans look really stupid. Stormzy seemed pretty comfortable
'im from london' ... bruv london is full of individuals, ask me! im from london! just gots to be yourself irrespective of where you're from
It's also really hard to speak in America or other countries when you speak with heavy slang. I always have to think twice about the words I use when I talk to Americans
He did a brilliant job
You done know
Been on uk rap for like 2 years now. Once you understand the lingo it’s 🔥🔥🔥
Big Facts
Dilly Billy grime* uk drill*
Mr Vicoden Drill and grime are very specific. I also like guys like Dave, he’s not really a driller or grime. He’s just an artist.
Dilly Billy Dave is good
MOJO I’m not too worried about labels and genres. The uk music scene is super talented across the board
Love that Charlamayne is checking for Black British MC’s Yay! 🇬🇧 Keep it up bruv!!
I don't think our black MCs need a leg up anymore, (which is awesome!) they are running the scene right now and fair play to them, I love their music.
I'd love to see Devlin on here and spit some bars for the man.
@@chrissyboi88b When did they ever need a leg up in Grime/Rap/HipHop? lmfaooo
Onky cos stormzy has number one album and tunes with ed otherwise he ain't checking uk music at all
Where u guys from
Yeah because black British mcs clearly dont get enough love innih....fuck outta here
Who said that Stormzy can’t articulate himself well 😐
Kay Ji I hate Hot 97. Very different level of professionalism and talebt
Bruv
No one you goon
Listened to the whole thing. Stormzy is still a kid, he's only 26. Definitely smart and I can only see him succeed.
26 is not a kid
Gorgon Don what are you talking about lol? Do you even know his resume?!
R H 26 is not a kid at all, I’m 20 rn and I’m grown
Gorgon Don talking out of your ass dude. Use TH-cam to learn more on you’re assuming. This is no cherry picking.
Audio is to low. I can only hear ctg
A Paige Of A Shaolin monk nah it’s not low you must not be listening on a quality device
A Paige Of A Shaolin monk I’m glad that I’m not the only one having that problem.
Facts bruv
Malik H iPhone with headphones and still shit audio
same lol im trying to turn it up still
Stormz articulated his thoughts well in this 🇬🇧 Doing the UK proud
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Stormzy is so honest. He gives credit to those before him.
I liked how he talked about his ex with so much respect. Would she forgive him cos he still loves her.
Hope she doesn't! Look up some of the history of the awful things she's had to say about dark skinned men. She likes his money and fame. Period. This guy is too blessed - hope her butt stays gone 😂
@@TheStar798 👏👏👏👏👏
Most kids in UK have a split personality of being a nice home child then when you go out its a different story
😂 this a story is every ghetto especially
this be some hoods in America lol
Daily mail scouring the vid for all the bad takes.
Real talk
Chunkalunkin muchdank*
Jheeeeze big up Stormzy ☔️🇬🇧 respect to CTG for showcasing this talented young brudda killing it in the UK 🔥
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racist
Anthony Fanshaw ... wtf
Ghana 🇬🇭 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 to the world 🌍
hes yoruba
He’s british
We don’t care where he’s coming from
But we do love him
vp75 use google before you start showing your ignorance here damn or you can hear him saying he is Ghanaian British
Divine Mcvety 🤣😂🤣
Never heard of Stormzy until this interview. Paused the interview and did a quick check on him... He is nice!
Next up, JME and Skepta - who also have West Afircan heritage th-cam.com/video/MQOG5BkY2Bc/w-d-xo.html
“A chat with Bruv” you see yanks yeah😩😂
Grime = Ghetts
He's the real representer out here.
😂😂😂😂👏👏👏
This man is not lying
Not sure if you'll hear anything more truthful today
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Are you hearing the rooms Stormzy has been in? “South Africa-Dave Chapelle-Ed Sheeran- Charlemagne-jayz” whattt!
yh sounds a bit like one of them sell your soul clubs!
That's an interview id REALLY LISTEN TO!
@@fuckborris1280 Don't think you know who Dave Chappelle is if you're implying he sold his soul.
@@beefcake3808 i do know who he is ... dont you find it funny he was saying years ago about all madness in hollywood , even left the limelight . after getting bumped for ALOT of money, came back years later and somethings not right with him ... back working with the people he was warning us about to ...
@@fuckborris1280 I mean, he rejected a TV deal 15 years ago that is more than his current reported net worth. Also, who is he working with that he warned us about? You're talking out of your ass.
36:08 That church is going to get a whole lot of members out of the blue lool
MrVIP1993 Facts! It’s gonna be London’s first mega church 🤣😂
London’s first mega church 🤔
LE Sanders first ? man hasn’t have heard of KICC 😂😂
From Kennington to Brix? Feels like its gonna be alot of yutes camping outside to find their "paigan"
Tbh this might sound mad weird but coming from someone who lives in Brixton hill we don’t flock these guys cos there is so many big artists from and around brixton since young...
an example is Deno who went school and grew up in Brixton, we treated him normal and things like the Church we just think of it as “thats that church stormzy goes to” rather than trying to see him.
Its mad weird but seeing artists all the way from Scribz to Big Narstie has been normal over the years so we don’t fangirl them.
So many Stormzy interviews, I can't keep up😂😂
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He said: "I gotta be very unapologetic with my blackness"......🎤👋🏿
Just earned a fan here!
Stormzy is having to explain a whole new world in all of these interviews.
Explaining a culture
A country (yes we're more than tea and bad teeth)
A music genre
Essentially a language
History
Along side everything that's happening now.
Laying the payment for many more to come. What a guy!
So true I’ve seen dizzie do the same. it’s hard to answer these questions cos you have to assume the viewers don’t know the culture and then take the responsibility of being an ambassador for it . Salute to storms.
Bad teeth 🤣🤣
Croydon getting mentioned 😁
rdenn49 shapes big up Croydon!
Shithole
Yeh yeh shout out my Croydon g's still!
And Brixton (okay. Only a little bit.) and Thornton Heath, and Streatham! Whoop whoop! Represent my guy 💯👏😊💐
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y didnt he just go on breakfast club instead of hot 97
I do hope interviews like this give Americans more of a chance to get into UK rap. They got a lot of dope artists over there and they rap in english too so there shouldn't be a language barrier.
There’s English and there’s English. The slang can be very different. Artists like Dave or Stormzy are pretty clear but there’s plenty of others that would be pretty difficult to understand even from UK
@@nick260682 So true. I'm from the UK and find it a little hard to understand the slang sometimes...🙈
HAHAHA! English huh! If you say so! But this Man is intelligent! Great insightful chat
Its pretty easy to find out what the slang means. WE didnt have google, we had to figure US slang out ourselves back in the day! Using that as an excuse is just lazy. The UK scene is amazing, if you skip it cause of that its your loss. Or you could just watch Top Boy, thats a pretty good masterclass lol
melissa smith probably cos ur a white girl from the country side
Great Interview, Stormzy is speaking way more clearly than when he was on Hot97!
1:05:19 man just called him STORMY hahahahaha
🤣🤣🤣 travis Kylie
I think the people struggling to understand Stormzy are probably American...because im not struggling to understand what he is saying (im a Brit). Is he not speaking English?
At the same time, I doubt Stormzy gives a damn about the critical comments as he's busy bagging coins!
I'm American and I understand him just fine. I think it's whether or not you are actually listening or trying to be funny.
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I’m Dutch 🇳🇱 and I understand him. But I can understand that the Americans find it difficult to understand the slang. But watch Top Boy.. you’ll be fine 👏🏽
Vinnie London I was gonna day after watching top boy I can understand everything. That’s show changed everything innit lol
@@brittanydoss1799 😁😁 EVERYFIN!
Bruh I just heard from him by TH-cam recommendation his disstrack and went and listen to his album heavy is the head this that album is just fire man nice pace n shyt man listen to it 4 time alrd
KING MB listen to GSAP
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Check his wicked skengman freestyle parts 3&4
It's mad how everyone that I've seen speaking about or spoken to, who thinks that Britain isn't racist is white. I wonder why 🤔
Why? Why is colour always an issue?
@@RoarGee I wish I knew and could prevent it from being an issue but I am saying that a short person does not know what it like to be really tall and hit your head off doorways regularly and not be able fit into certain cars and have to shop at specific shops for clothes.
My comment was regarding a conversation I was involved in where a non-ethnic British person was telling an ethnic British person that there was no racism locally. The ethnic person disputed and gave examples of what happened to him. I also gave examples of what I have witnessed and encountered. The examples suprised the non ethnic person who has never encountered such situations. So back to my point I wonder why that person has never encountered any situations like that.
The denial is strong with them obi wan canobi
Because white people, especially English white are in denial, extremely uncomfortable and ignorant about ANYTHING that doesn't affect them directly. They love to label, dismiss and try to invalidate. You have to be very arrogant to do that. Their "go to" list is predictable now.
2 3 Of course there is racism in every country the difference is the levels of racism, the percentages of minorities in a country and whether there is institutional racism taking place. It’s not a simple as you’re trying to make out.
Aww Scottish uk here... my daughter and son in law dig Stormzy... just bought them tickets for his gig in Glasgow September x
If you want to hear grime.
Listen to Ghetts.
WHERE'S CARLOS!?!?!
Also listen to my dedicated Grime Channel.
Real historical issh🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
BASHY WON THAT CLASH WITH AN OFF THE TOP JOKE BARS 😂😂😂
ASK CARLOS
This guy is super intelligent and super purposeful. I love it.
but a blatant racist.
@@anthonyfanshaw9176 I have every reason to think Stormzy is a high quality (mostly ethical human being). Provide evidence of your claim or shut up.
@Here to comment/watch weird stuff read all the replies. your creepy racist weirdos. Racism is wrong every way but creeps like you support racism as long as it is against my white kids but you protect my oldest because he has fashionable skin colour.
Anthony Fanshaw AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@Here to comment/watch weird stuff .keep playing victim u thick racist piece of shit. read the comments 1st. I didnt accuse you of anything just stated facts.
I like Stormzy but he waffles and talks in riddles a lot 😩
He dunno how to finish a fxxkin sentence lol
He does lol. Beats around the bush a lot :D, i do that shit too i think its from being nervous lol
It’s defo nerves
@@tomnbg3048 nah fam its thinking fast and trying to find the right words to represent your thoughts
You're a stupid person.
State ya name cuz...Stormzy init
REPPIN
And what are we doing today?
you say 'Bruv' when you're addressing someone in the 2nd person, not referring to them in the 3rd person.
Where's the rule book at?
Marco Mark Productions he just told you
Ok Webster
@@marcomarkproductions cultural speaking customs are the rulebook
its a meme/joke
Imagine Charlamagne saying Croydon so casually when in my day, you had to explain to London people where Croydon was. Stormzy has put us on the map!
@wnnalis cioov laoC renruB
I love grime music and Kano’s album Hoodies All Summer is a great album. Some Americans listen to music that is cultivated outside of the America.
Kano is one of the best to do it! My personal fav
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worth noting that particular album is UK hip hop, not grime
Homes sweet home album is a mixture but def grime beats on it. And a pure album. He clearly states that he isn't just grime. I don't think he likes being categorised like that. Not for nothing... he is SICK actor and we don't talk about it enough. My fav UK artist hands down.
yes but only black artists or your ilk might think your uncool.
"A chat with Bruv"
Why force the London slang if you clearly didnt attend the grammar school...Just chill BRUV 🤣
He's obviously joking mate
Whys this bother you kmt
It’s a joke
TemI Makinde at the end of the day we all learning the white mans language.
It says a chat with bro, what you on about
Stormzy “to be fair” “bruv” “like”.
every american rapper "know what i'm sayin?" "you feel me" "man"
Americans rappers except for the greats Kendrick Cole and the ones before them the new-gen know about 20 words between them most articulate is Lil yatch and that's not saying much
"innit"
avatar are you sure these nowadays rappers know so many words???? 😂😂😂😂
avatar u had to come back from the UK
Brilliant interview. Charlemagne gave enough space for Stormzy to think & breath. Didn’t talk over him.
Interviewers take note.
true
I’m glad stormzy made it known that maya had her own career way before stormzy people always try and discredit her, like she hasn’t been a presenter since she was like 17.
For real
He’s seriously like this in person. He allowed me to perform in front of him and he gave me very kind words. Thank you Michael.
Most humble rapper ever, I love that he doesnt feel the need to be head to toe in gucci he just does him
You can tell he's a genuine nice guy. When did you meet and what were his kind words?
Stormzy's knees is a tower compare to ctg lol 33:17
Towards Stormzy starts getting excited 😆 and his stuttering increases... but I understand 💯 what he is saying... it’s just sooo funny 😂 how excitable he was when he spoke about Jigga!
If your just hearing about stormzy now, go listen to his song “shut up” ON TH-cam TH-cam and see how he fully blew up to the mainstream, uk classic
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That man is beautiful😍😍😍 get you an African man in 2020
Look at the size difference in em 😂😂😂 beg you zoom out
🤣🤣🤣
Stormz is 6’5
😭🤣🤣🤣
“A chat with bruv”😂😂😂😂😂
It's now a chat with bro lol
@@radranks6281 nah its not
What he changed again😂🤷🏽♂️..wtf is going on
@@radranks6281 my mans delirious
I really enjoyed this interview. I like Stormzy's depth in character, this truly is still the beginning of his journey...
I also think Charlemagne is looking at him not like a son, but someone who could be his son and is looking out for him. We all know he can get under his host's skin quite easily... and he had surface level stuff to use to be annoying if he wanted to, and I'm really glad he didn't. We/I got to see a different level of who Stormzy is as a person .... this was really good.
S G Bingles this is so true bro
I thought he was gonna be like this in the interview.
I even enjoyed it more realising he was really interested in him, asking good questions as he is capable of if he wants.
South London is Bread & butter, Born & raised in south I know exactly what he means big up the 159 route
Southernbaked page shoutout tfl
Man was asked to big up "pure grime" artists AND HE CHOSE BIG ZUU AND AJ TRACEY? LISTEN BUMBAOLE ..
Real dope interview... I got put onto Stormzy's music 3 years ago by my Uber driver when I was in London... Had him saved to my spotify ever since. Dope to see him still rising! Salute
British racism is very subtle. Very dog whistle. Me coming from a country with good old open racism, it took me some time to realise it.
It’s fucking annoying because you can’t call it out so easily.
Nobody is proud to be racist here like they are in the states
Elizabeth Boaheng
I’m white british and you’re right, it’s also annoying for people like me who try my best to understand the different things black people experience as opposed to me in our society, and to try and adjust my behaviour so that we can be as equal in society as we all deserve.
That subtle racism means there will always be that small divide that I don’t like, don’t agree with, don’t think needs to be there.
Ps, I ought to clarify, I’m not trying to say poor me, I realise growing up white in England has afforded me many privileges that perhaps ethnic minorities wouldn’t enjoy.
nick260682 the people that are actually racist think they’re not racist... “I’m not racist its just a joke “ kind of people.
What annoys me the most is that people behave differently around people of colour. Not even direct racism as such but treating them like they are a different type of people if you know what I’m saying.
People will say words they never ever normally use just because a black person is around. Like why?
Not all of us say “fam” or some other slang like that. I purposely never use those words just so people stop associating it with being black.
I won’t act as if racism in the uk is terrible because it’s not but shits annoyingly fuck
EnTrapeneur
Yeah that’s interesting, I get what you mean, but a lot of people suffer from “wandering accent syndrome”.
I get how that’s annoying, but a lot of people find themselves talking to people in the style of the person they’re talking to, whether they’re northern or welsh or black or anything really that isn’t how they speak themselves.
I’m a bit like you - I try and speak fairly consistently with people, and I don’t use slang I wouldn’t normally use, but some people just fall into that with anyone that speaks differently from them, and it doesn’t necessarily come from a bad place.
@@Astral-Cosmonaut Some are openly racist but it's very rare.
I lived in the uk as an america a year ago. Everything cool rn in america( the slang, the music, the fashion, the hair cuts) is coming from the uk. All the cool shit that was over there is just hitting the us now. Its weird to see
What kind of things do you mean? Just curious!
nick260682 hearing americans saying bruv and ting, those fuckin fuzzy brown sweater thing that every chick wears, those fades every dude has with the length on the top, ny drill artists like pop smoke who has one of the biggest waves rn completely biting the style of uk drill idk its just mad little shit coming from the uk tht no american was on last year lmaoo
mike jordan cryface I said this to my American cousin 3-4 years ago, that UK is now directly (and indirectly) influencing USA black culture to some extent. For example, Stone Island. Black guys were wearing Stone Island in London 15-20 years ago. Now Americans are wearing it. Even when I used to go to the US years ago, black men used to wear their clothes super baggy. We wore more fitted clothes. Now Americans dress like us. Obviously you have your own style and we copy you too in some ways but we’ve always had our own shit.
Dru 1
It’s funny, I remember Stone Island from the 90s and it was basically football (soccer for you Americans) hooligan wear.
Mostly white, often racist British football fans, wearing Stone Island clothes, following their team round the country and having a fight in every town they went to and trying to basically smash up and ruin everywhere they went. They’ll be wearing Burberry next!
But we’ve always exchanged cultures - the US blues and rock and roll from the 1950s was taken by British bands in the 60s that turned it into rock and psychedelia and metal, then Americans took metal and evolved it etc etc.
But also grime comes from garage which is a mix of 80s US house music, and kinda dub and jungle and Jamaican influences.
Music family trees are fucking interesting.
Actually UK garage gave birth directly to both grime and dubstep. And dubstep has done a fair bait in the last 10/15 years. UKG for the fucking win.
Fuck that was nearly as rambling as some of Stormzys answers!
bruv is 1000% a south london thing lol. ya it has a jamaican influence but thats because london is filled with jamaicans.
I'm not gonna lie. I see his music in my suggestions a lot but I never clicked on it because I thought I wouldn't be able to relate to it. But after listening to this Brother speak I'm definitely going to listen it now!
*"So you took his pet"*
Stormzy *"his moped"*
*"why are you stealing animals"*
14:5 very funny.
Awesome Metal Bands Official read this as he was saying it 😂😂😂😂
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Then later on he says how his Ghanaian upbringing meant he was really surprised when people stole things. Despite earlier bragging about how he’d stolen things.
nick260682 and he also referenced how some Ghanaian mothers praise their children but they’re kids are different outside the house. Stormzy did that shit when he was younger and was a product of his environment, it was the norm. Now he’s grown he knows that wasn’t right but he’s still telling his story
nick260682 stealing from houses is the absurd thing he was talking about because Ghanaians are typically very respectful when in households
khismything12
But stealing a poor innocent pizza guy’s odd who’s probably on minimum wage is fine?
Do you see how absurd the logic is?
Not a fan of his music at all but good luck to him. Good to see a fellow South Londoner becoming successful af. Good luck to him and hope he it's only upwards for him.
"Is that track with Burna Boy and Ed Sheeran grime?" Loooooooool
the song is called Own It
Looooooooooool
xxxtensioncord that’s not grime he makes grimes and mainstream music American
Not even a little bit
The vocals isnt but the beat (track has grime influences).is
CHARLAMAGNE YOURE USING BRUV WRONG FIX THE TITLE LOL
Should’ve been “A chat with Man”.
TechTechIbay
Love that US people are now getting to know who Stormzy is.
I’m from the UK and to be honest prefer rap to Grime, but Stormzy is undoubtedly talented and a great rapper and mc.
He’s also a good down to earth humble geezer bruv!!
🏴 🇬🇧
Look up Rinse.fm, NTFS radio, Kool FM to find out about Grime.
I’m glad he mentioned Big Zuu. He’s straight Grime.
Silently Mad AJ tracey, jay ammo and all them are fake tho
First Last Whatever 🤷🏾♂️
Just started listening to Stormzy a few weeks ago. Straight 🔥 🔥
buellreaucracy str8 garbage you must like soundcloud rappers
Listen to stormzy - rinse Fm
Craig Strachan I’m sure I’ve been listening to hip hop before you were born so my ear is different than yours. And who df uses SoundCloud??
Jammy DoddgerZ bet
Listen to AJ Tracey instead hes got melody's from uk too
P Money is the best example of grime today go listen to him
Agree
100%. His flows are mental.
I second you on that.
We will be in daily mail tomorrow. That cracked me up. Lol🤣🤣🤣
Wiley ain’t ready for them African hands!
LionofJudah 😂
@@r3b22ber3 no. Trinidad and Antigua
@@theman1591 huh??
@@mmoaffiliates3191 trust. I grew up with him. Know him and his family extremely well.
LOL Wiley and Stormzy plant that beef, it was all promotion.
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This interview is TOO QUIET.
Large up Stormz for representing grime properly though 🔥
Try watching on TV... Volumes should b better...
Certain topics I'm so glad he spoke up on racism in the UK right now. Only people talking about it is sky's sports then instantly brushed under the carpet like a crumb
Respect to stomzy for talking about some real truths
*I was born in Africa moved to London at age of 9 years old but I never got into grim music or garage? I always thought it was garbage. I always listen us rap I moved to at age of 30 year old California cause the music is garbage. My point is not everyone in London listen to grim or garage*
One thing I love about Stormzy is how he bigs up so many different people. Like the people who passed him in number 1, his manager Toby, his right hand man, Maya Jama, Dave etc.
He said he's a competitive, but you can be competitive to push yourself, while lifting up those around you. Wishing him more success. 🙌🏿