Facts. Nearly 20 years of under appreciation. First daily duppy ‘how many times has a man said I’m shit, just cus he don’t know what I said’. True words
@@stefan42089 nah Ghetts didn’t get this good until the last album rollout. He even said it himself. Before he was just a sheller, but nowadays his talent has leveled up like crazy
This good yes, still elite level before but the cadence wasn’t as smooth. Lyrics were still levels from early. Ghetto gospel was an amazing body of work. Still under appreciated at that time
@@stefan42089 for me personally, I always respected his ability, but his style of grime music never really appealed to me. But yeah he’s always been a legend, can’t deny.
“Ain’t no way the guy’s THIS good!”😅 YES, he is that good, and then some! Love seeing new ears find Ghetts - great reaction 😅 Ghetts is world class. As good as anybody you can think of, and what makes him the GOAT imho is his unorthodox flows, crazy lyricism, and off-the-wall creativity. He’s in a lane of his own. Enjoy the rabbit hole! Next try his Fire in the booth, and do his tracks: Listen Mozambique Fine Wine
" the grime scene tried alienate me but the garage just called and said the space ships ready" So a garage is what we call a mechanics , and pronounce it garridge but its the same word , and garage was also a type of music popular in the 90s and is considered as a predecessor to grime music
garage is a UK type of music big in 90s on pirate radio and spaceship was a garage song that used to get overplayed on radio and in clubs around London and Essex
Ghetts said the grime scene alienated him, the garagers called and said the spaceship ready. The grime scene wasn't too accepting towards him so the garage scene (garage music) was where he started taking off (alienate, alien, spaceship)
This guy is a UK legend. Been around since the beginning of grime back in the early 2000's and has always been fire. His flows are so different from any other rapper, he finds pockets to slide into and his voice just elevates his presence on a track. Been listening to him for around 17 years and cannot say I've ever heard a bad song by him.
There's plenty of Ghetts stuff to check out. Check out the track he did with Kano and D Double E - "Class of Deja - Live from Maida Vale". Also his track "Shellington Crescent" ft Chip. For something really early check out his "Unseen Risky Roadz 2" freestyle.
Ghetts - mad about bars Ghetts - fine wine Ghetts - laps Ghetts - karma New album dropping soon. Listen to Fredo - daily duppy with yellow and black background Fredo - Im back freestyle
@Callum-pt1ew I mean....😅 I don't know about the "none of these American rappers come close to" but defo agree most can't especially these new rappers lol
Welcome to the world of Ghetts. I’d say start with newer stuff because it easier to train your ear for his style and accent the go to the older stuff. Check his Fire in the Desert, it’s in a different league. Then….. you are ready to appreciate the only other guy on his level…Kano
Hi everyone! I wanted to talk about the beginning of the song, which you didn't really like. the grime scene tries to alienate him, but the he turns it around, assumes his "alien" status, hence the spaceship reference. You can summarise it by "you call me an alien? Youre damn right! And I'm about to take off!" Telling us at the same time he's about to murder that microphone. It's briliant :)
Ghetts and his alter-ego Ghetto is a UK rap legend. No, he's a poet that raps! It's him that GRM Daily asked to do this special Daily Duppy to celebrate their 5 million subs. He didn't start out slow on this. "The Grime scene (UK rap from late 90's to mid 2010's. There were certain rappers he didn't get on with) tried to ALIENATE ME, the garage (same as the US for cars) just called, said the SPACESHIP'S ready." Check his Fire in the Booth pt3 (Fire in the Desert). Tbh, you can check anything he does and be impressed.
For me the start was a lil odd because of the part where he said "the garage just called". First listen it didn't make sense because we use the word garage differently in the US. When we get our cars repaired, we take them to the auto/body-shop or just shop. Basically, US garage=UK car park
@@HIM_066xMusicReactions There's no difference. A garage where we put our cars in. The fortunate have them as part of the house, and others rent them. A car park is a place to temporarily leave your car, outside a supermarket or hospital, or to say in a town centre etc. We often call a mechanic's workshop a mechanic's garage.
To understand ghetts you need to listen to his old old stuff! I’m talking battles on road with bashy, Wiley.. or even better listen to his Tim Barry set’s… hard!!!
Grime and garage are 2 different genres of music in the uk as well so it could be a double saying grime tried to alienate him but it’s ok he will just drop a garage track. I might be reaching with that but that’s how I’ve always taken it alongside the spaceship and alienate scheme
yes bruvva...i love that you miss some bars, but you're too smart to miss some bars that most Americans miss. Brother, PLEASE, check out Ghetts - Fire in the desert .... TRUST ME!!!!!
you should checkout Two face - mad about bars if u havent already, insane bar after bar after bar punches whole part 1 and 2 ( same session, beat switch halfway )
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I genuinely think Ghetts is the most skilled rapper on the planet right now, not just in the UK.
Facts. Nearly 20 years of under appreciation. First daily duppy ‘how many times has a man said I’m shit, just cus he don’t know what I said’. True words
@@stefan42089 nah Ghetts didn’t get this good until the last album rollout. He even said it himself. Before he was just a sheller, but nowadays his talent has leveled up like crazy
This good yes, still elite level before but the cadence wasn’t as smooth. Lyrics were still levels from early. Ghetto gospel was an amazing body of work. Still under appreciated at that time
@@stefan42089 for me personally, I always respected his ability, but his style of grime music never really appealed to me. But yeah he’s always been a legend, can’t deny.
Grime scene.. and garage are 2 types of genre of music lool
Lol ya boy is from the States -- I can feel the judgement 😂😂😂
“Ain’t no way the guy’s THIS good!”😅
YES, he is that good, and then some!
Love seeing new ears find Ghetts - great reaction 😅
Ghetts is world class. As good as anybody you can think of, and what makes him the GOAT imho is his unorthodox flows, crazy lyricism, and off-the-wall creativity. He’s in a lane of his own.
Enjoy the rabbit hole!
Next try his Fire in the booth, and do his tracks:
Listen
Mozambique
Fine Wine
added!!!! 🙏🏾
Love from London ❤ the content & the garage bar also in uk garage is a music genre
Ghetts is a lyrical master and the OG of the Grime scene!!💯
That way brodie was rapping I believe it 💯
Karma, Microsoft word and his first daily duppy too🔥 ghetts is a certified OG!
Garage is were they fix cars plus it’s a music genre garage rang and said the space ships ready
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garage is a type of uk music
U 4got it’s were they fix cars also garage
@@spilledtea5712 he already knew that so it was a pointless observation!
Thank you both for taking the time to educate me -- I appreciate you 🙏🏾
Garage is a genre of uk rap. Layers and bars
no its not garage is a version off house music your thinking of grime even though mc's rap over garage. youtube garage mix
It is both!
" the grime scene tried alienate me but the garage just called and said the space ships ready"
So a garage is what we call a mechanics , and pronounce it garridge but its the same word , and garage was also a type of music popular in the 90s and is considered as a predecessor to grime music
📚 drop that knowledge 🙏🏾
garage is a UK type of music big in 90s on pirate radio and spaceship was a garage song that used to get overplayed on radio and in clubs around London and Essex
@@gilesevans6573 even more layers , nice!
Ghetts said the grime scene alienated him, the garagers called and said the spaceship ready.
The grime scene wasn't too accepting towards him so the garage scene (garage music) was where he started taking off (alienate, alien, spaceship)
@MegaFANTAZTIK appreciate the break-down 🙏🏾
This guy is a UK legend. Been around since the beginning of grime back in the early 2000's and has always been fire. His flows are so different from any other rapper, he finds pockets to slide into and his voice just elevates his presence on a track. Been listening to him for around 17 years and cannot say I've ever heard a bad song by him.
@EatMyVlogs those are some big words g but if he raps like this on every song then I can believe it
Great reaction thats what ghetts can do. Hes the 🐐 son
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Yes H.I.M 🔥 this reaction was LIT ❤
@PrettyKiKi1981 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Ty for putting me on ❤️
Ghetts - word to Microsoft 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@bsg20239 💯 you got me hyped added to the list
Nasty is ghetts haha never heard anyone else with bars of wordplay like it 👍 he’s different with it.. like his bars have been generated by AI😂
There's plenty of Ghetts stuff to check out. Check out the track he did with Kano and D Double E - "Class of Deja - Live from Maida Vale". Also his track "Shellington Crescent" ft Chip. For something really early check out his "Unseen Risky Roadz 2" freestyle.
@danielclift3068 added!!
@@HIM_066xMusicReactions the live from maida vale deja track is a back and forth with Ghetts and Kano.
Kano fire in the booth, is a good one as well.
@@triptwo425 Say less I'll drop a reaction 12/7
Ghetts - mad about bars
Ghetts - fine wine
Ghetts - laps
Ghetts - karma
New album dropping soon.
Listen to
Fredo - daily duppy with yellow and black background
Fredo - Im back freestyle
added to the list -- ty for watching brodie
will definitely be back for more reactions@@HIM_066xMusicReactions
Defo best lyrics world wide none of these American rappers come close to
@Callum-pt1ew I mean....😅 I don't know about the "none of these American rappers come close to" but defo agree most can't especially these new rappers lol
Welcome to the world of Ghetts. I’d say start with newer stuff because it easier to train your ear for his style and accent the go to the older stuff. Check his Fire in the Desert, it’s in a different league. Then….. you are ready to appreciate the only other guy on his level…Kano
Gheets dropped & new daily duppy yesterday
I def check it out
Ghetts is a BEAST! Id recommend Mozambique, its a banger.
@samwhitlock1💯I got you -- thanks for watching g
Hi everyone! I wanted to talk about the beginning of the song, which you didn't really like. the grime scene tries to alienate him, but the he turns it around, assumes his "alien" status, hence the spaceship reference. You can summarise it by "you call me an alien? Youre damn right! And I'm about to take off!" Telling us at the same time he's about to murder that microphone. It's briliant :)
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Ghetts and his alter-ego Ghetto is a UK rap legend. No, he's a poet that raps!
It's him that GRM Daily asked to do this special Daily Duppy to celebrate their 5 million subs.
He didn't start out slow on this.
"The Grime scene (UK rap from late 90's to mid 2010's. There were certain rappers he didn't get on with) tried to ALIENATE ME, the garage (same as the US for cars) just called, said the SPACESHIP'S ready."
Check his Fire in the Booth pt3 (Fire in the Desert). Tbh, you can check anything he does and be impressed.
For me the start was a lil odd because of the part where he said "the garage just called". First listen it didn't make sense because we use the word garage differently in the US. When we get our cars repaired, we take them to the auto/body-shop or just shop. Basically, US garage=UK car park
I'll def check out the fire in the booth -- thanks for the recommendation 🙏🏾
@@HIM_066xMusicReactions There's no difference. A garage where we put our cars in. The fortunate have them as part of the house, and others rent them. A car park is a place to temporarily leave your car, outside a supermarket or hospital, or to say in a town centre etc.
We often call a mechanic's workshop a mechanic's garage.
To understand ghetts you need to listen to his old old stuff! I’m talking battles on road with bashy, Wiley.. or even better listen to his Tim Barry set’s… hard!!!
@matty2cities55 thank you for putting me on I def will give his older songs a listen
Grime and garage are 2 different genres of music in the uk as well so it could be a double saying grime tried to alienate him but it’s ok he will just drop a garage track. I might be reaching with that but that’s how I’ve always taken it alongside the spaceship and alienate scheme
@alpey8487 thank you for educating me on UK music genres. If that what he was going for it could def be a double entendre
yes bruvva...i love that you miss some bars, but you're too smart to miss some bars that most Americans miss. Brother, PLEASE, check out Ghetts - Fire in the desert .... TRUST ME!!!!!
😂😂 @SkadoooshandCoMovieRanking I appreciate you -- the way Ghetts was rapping I defo will check it out 💯
Great reaction if you want more Ghetts please listen to:
Microsoft word
Crud
Fine wine
Hop out
Added I will check these out!
you should checkout Two face - mad about bars if u havent already, insane bar after bar after bar punches whole part 1 and 2 ( same session, beat switch halfway )
@arviointivirhe-8303 never heard of two face but thanks for putting me on will add him to the list -- stay blessed g
Put it this way….America has 1 Kendrick. The UK has many.
If you like schemes, check out Avelinos newest daily duppy
@lampey6198 added to the list -- ty for the recommendation