The Music Video Thread

[The Infamous]

hes better than you though

Dam fam

pmsl

[Afroman]

 

 

hes better than you though

Dam fam

pmsl

 

[Afroman]

 

This is kinda hard still

[dub]

poor levels on the mic tbh, you'd think BBC would do a soundcheck

[The Infamous]

Clean video. martin concept

Big tune too

[Afroman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJi7WupFqPQ

Clean video. martin concept

Big tune too

yea feeling that.

[Bruno Di Gradi]

 

Pakistani link up

 

'ard

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Had to lock off

Just bummy

[Kuffir]

Pakman bummy ok

[Mame Biram Diouf]

You look up to these type of people so there is no point in us doing this

[Kuffir]

Bummy is clearly the wrong phrase

Y don't u back up ur words instead of being a bitch all the time

[The Infamous]

Pakman bummy ok

[Mame Biram Diouf]

Bummy is clearly the wrong phrase

Y don't u back up ur words instead of being a bitch all the time

Says the guy constructing his sentence with emotional language like an hormonal girl

/

Wearing nice clothes doesn't prevent what you do, say or promote from being bummy

[Meticulous]

youve got a point but i still think bummys the wrong word

[Kuffir]

Ofc it is

Some fuckboy language

I don't agree with your lifestyle choices so I'll label it bummy despite it clearly costing x amount of money to maintain.

Dumb

[Nidge Weasle]

nah im with bane

 

done about 40 seconds, looks like the local asian gang in shrewsbury or something.

 

white stoney ..... check

shit jeans...........check

looking far too old to still be doing this ....... check

[Yeshua]

Lol at him being bummy, and people working 25-30k a year jobs, not....ok.

[Nidge Weasle]

looool

 

bruh you cant buy class or style

 

/

 

it aint that deep

[Yeshua]

Wouldn't describe them as classy or stylish either, but still not bummy.

 

///

 

Tru

[Nidge Weasle]

/

 

have i just been called a nerd?

[ruz]

This shak guys decent

[Bruno Di Gradi]

Shak been one of the best rappers on the borough for a long time

 

lot of hood classics

 

and his bro slayerman on the beats

tunes like 10 years old now.

 

/

Slayermans beats >>___

 

 

shak bodied fire in the streets as well

[Meticulous]

shak goes in, check the crib sessions

 

slayermans beats<<<<<

 

hes got potential but his sound banks dead

 

shak needs proper beats

[ruz]

Just been checking youtube he goes in

so this is the shak at the centre of the crazy titch murder

[Bruno Di Gradi]

At the centre how?

https://myspace.com/chingforde4/music/song/so-fucking-angry-5349748-5216708

 

 

 

 

Last Updated: Thursday, 2 November 2006, 16:32 GMT 

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Two jailed over rap lyrics murder

Mr Holmes was shot three times

Two men have been jailed for life for murdering a music fan after a row over the lyrics of a rap song.

Richard Holmes, 21, was shot dead by associates of rapper Dwayne Mahorn, known as MC Durrty Goodz, in Chingford, east London, on 4 November 2005.

Killers Anthony Green, 35, of Loughton, Essex and Carl Dobson, 23, of Stratford, London, were given 30-year minimum terms at the Old Bailey.

Mr Mahorn, 25, of Chingford, east London, was cleared of murder.

The court heard Mr Mahorn, who was also cleared of manslaughter, complained the song by Mr Holmes's friend, Sabar Shah, 16, was disrespectful to him, a court heard.

Hail of bullets

The song accused Mr Mahorn of having "lost touch with his roots", said Richard Horwell, QC, prosecuting.

Mr Shah's lyrics said: "Over the years, things change in the hood. I used to have a lot of respect for Durrty Goodz - Not no more."

Mr Horwell said Mr Shah's point was he felt Mr Mahorn had turned his back on the estate since his music career had taken off.

 

The killing was about "revenge, false pride, misplaced loyalty"

 

Mr Horwell said Mr Mahorn cornered Sabar Shah, himself a budding rapper who was known as Shak, and demanded an apology.

"I am a 24-year-old man," Mr Mahorn is alleged to have told him. "I can't have a 16-year-old saying things like that to me."

Shak refused to apologise and later that evening Mr Holmes and some friends were surrounded by associates of Mr Mahorn armed with a Mac-10 machine gun.

Mr Holmes was shot in the leg and the back as he ran off with his friends under a hail of bullets.

The Common Serjeant of London Judge Brian Barker said: "This was an operation of staggering ruthlessness and arrogance.

"This was nothing but a cold-blooded killing."

Det Ch Insp Matt Horne, who led the investigation, said: "The fact the catalyst for the violence was the lyrics of a song somehow makes [Richard's] death even more senseless."