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Not gonna lie, Thougt Russia would havedone dances with all their hype. Looks liek they are struggling. I think this would be over in the next few days though.

Man like Hank Ya kna. Hope you lot are good man?

Damn! Sound news man. Was he vaxed? (No Thun) This brudda really paved the way

Who eating from this turbulence ?

Would love to know what Gambino thinks of his Idols premiership

Obvs this ting is dead. Bit of a gift and a course. If this forum was a niche subject based it will still be alive. The blackout obviously killed it, as most of us jsut went to twitter. Which brings me on to another point. Would clubhouse be the ideal transition of this forum?

Yeah yeah mate. Keep chatting bolox.

whats the league code? I am involved

Yo... 😁.. NGL...

Sad ting , Mad ting

I take it, you didnt see his other YouTube videos then? The reason I reckon he got locked off on the platforms was, he was still gas lighting the twitter rant on those platforms, which only ended up drawing attention. He even said once his account got opened from the initial temporary lockdown he will continue. That's just dumb. Played himself into their hands. What's sad is, now the dust is settling. One of these podcasts would give him a platform to air his views and he will probably articulate himself alot better, but by then, too little too late. Took social media for vip2

He brought it on himself in my opinion. Black people need to stop caping for wiley. He is a waste man and he is washed. Nothing worst than hearing a brudda struggling to articulate himself while spouting non facts. He went about this the wrong way. Lets even say some of it is true, he could have addressed it in a song and monetize the situation. This is the way black folk like to address issues, spit the dummy out and throw a fit, thinking people would listen. Well guess what he could the silencing treatment. They stuck a dummy in his mouth. He was inciting hate and rightly got shut down. What a shame.

Atlantic Records UK Names Former Apple Music Exec Austin Daboh Executive VP Former Apple Music executive Austin Daboh is moving over to Atlantic Records UK as executive vp, parent company Warner Music UK (WMUK) announced Tuesday (June 9). As Apple Music's head of editorial for the UK and Ireland, Daboh oversaw the streaming platform's playlist ecosystem, developing the Agenda brand which built out playlists with live concerts and immersive marketing initiatives. In his new role at Atlantic UK, he will be responsible for signing and developing domestic artists, and will join the WMUK leadership team. He'll also work with Atlantic Records in the U.S. to "break the label's black music roster in the UK," according to a press release. Daboh will report to Atlantic co-presidents Ed Howard and Briony Turner, reporting more broadly to WMUK CEO Tony Harlow, who joined Warner's UK team in February. READ MORE 'A True Artist Champion': Warner Music UK Appoints Tony Harlow Chairman & CEO “I’m happy to welcome an exec of Austin’s calibre to the Warner Music UK family," Harlow said. "He’s already played a pivotal role in shaping the UK music landscape through his work in radio and with the DSPs, and he has the instincts and connections not just to attract outstanding artists, but to be a cultural pioneer. I know that with Briony, Ed, Austin and the rest of the incredible team driving things forward, Atlantic UK will not only remain at the leading edge of the UK music scene but will continue to expand its global impact." Turner and Howard added: "We’re very much at the start of an exciting new era at Atlantic UK; Liz Goodwin has just joined as GM; Rich Castillo has come on board as A&R Director, and we couldn’t be happier to now have Austin join us on the journey. His ability to intelligently read and navigate the marketplace, combined with his gift for fostering meaningful relationships with talent, managers, and tastemakers make him perfectly placed to keep Atlantic, and our artists, at the forefront of both the music industry and wider culture." Daboh got his start in the music industry in 2006 as music programmer at BBC Music 1Xtra, before becoming CEO of the public relations, promotion and talent agency The Hub Entertainment. He worked in the editorial department at Spotify before moving to Apple Music.

He is moist from day. Heard a few stories from my boy that works in itv studio, it's well known. He was beating one of the studio runners.

Thinking about it now. Sadie is basici. f she was in her prime during this insta era, she would have been unknown.