Does the london urban culture....

[Guest eights]

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iatr-dJJYRU

[Guest eights]

[Afroman]

Decent interview. 

 

Without that cash money cheque, dudes looking like any sanjeev though.

 

 

Agree yanks will never take UK rap on board

[ag.]

bet jay sean has madddd stack$$$ tucked away

[Guest eights]

defo has some investment in a local shisha cafe or restaurant

 

asians are not dumb

[Elementalism]

bet jay sean has madddd stack$$$ tucked away

 

Trust that brudda.

[dub]

 

Clicked onto that video about Sneakbo in the other thread and saw this old interview in the suggestions and thought about this thread.

It's mad how Sneakbo fell off. He had the younger market on lock for a second.

He still has those fans

 

 

Sure the fans are still there, but he hasn't delivered any on-point material for a minute that said fans would swarm to, hence the "fell off" statement is still pretty valid really. Saying that, he did just release an album last month, but I haven't heard anyone talking about it.

 

What annoyed me was Sneakbo made himself big rapping on dancehall but his first singles were some played out post-funky tunes, instead of truly capitalising on what made him big. Maybe its just these artists don't know how to go about getting these tunes from dancehall artists/producers to really happen, but it really is a shame that huge tunes like the remixes of Touch A Button and Starboy didn't have single releases.

[ag.]

 

new vids already got 27k views after 2 days uploaded

thats decent for a uk artist and is hardly falling off

/

all these tunes he does with timbo are waaaavey

#eyleeeleeeleeee

[Afroman]

 

new vids already got 27k views after 2 days uploaded

thats decent for a uk artist and is hardly falling off

/

all these tunes he does with timbo are waaaavey

#eyleeeleeeleeee

Feelin it.

Sneakbo rides these afro-type beats really well

Tunes catchy. dead visual though

[JOHN DOE]

 

 

new vids already got 27k views after 2 days uploaded

thats decent for a uk artist and is hardly falling off

/

all these tunes he does with timbo are waaaavey

#eyleeeleeeleeee

Feelin it.

Sneakbo rides these afro-type beats really well

Tunes catchy. dead visual though

 

[Niall Ferguson]

Timbo boning a friend of one of my tings

 

she wants a hubby #datsamyth

[Afroman]

Ok cool remarkable story.

Thanks for sharing that.

[Seydou]

Timbo boning a friend of one of my tings

she wants a hubby #datsamyth

Amazing

[JOHN DOE]

the guy is so cringe 

[Guest eights]

Timbo boning a friend of one of my tings

she wants a hubby #datsamyth

[dub]

[Hipster]

[Guest eights]

Don't like his music but Drake is a real cool dude

:lmao:

 

someone ban this c*nt

 

PLEASE

[Yoshie]

Just put him on ignore.

[Guest eights]

how

[Yoshie]

Work it out.

[Yuri]

Amy's music was too black to do as well as Adele

No, her lifestyle was too black for her to do as well as Adele.

Amy was singing about spliffs and hip-hop with Salaam Remi from the jump. The Darkerthanblue interview she did real early on shines through as a testament to how real - and fragile - she was. She WANTED recognition from black people cah she knew that black people immediately connect with REAL soul music only. She was coming through in an era where UK soul was actually fairly well respected as a niche.

Amy was the realest, IDGAF. A once in a generation star, too.

London has no identity. But that's more a British problem than a London problem.

She was a north london jew though

[dub]

wondering what point you're trying to make/argue against there?

[Corrigan]

Don't like his music but Drake is a real cool dude

Shut up bro