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You can tell that a grime tune is heavy when you roughly know the bars two days after the first listen.

@iXxSniperzxXi Kush - Dr, Dre.

@lebodoian It's actually the term 'MC' which has been warped and modified to mean 'rapper'. 'Rap' is not a genre of music in itself; 'hip hop' is the name of the genre that a lot of people call 'rap'. Rapping and MCing (when used in the grime sense) are the same thing. Unless someone can point...

@lccansmd Of all those words you paid attention to the least important one.

@GAOGMatt60 Well, your first claim is that anybody who looks up the word "homo" has homosexual tendencies - this is false. Then you have said "Ha Ha Bitch" which, I surmise, is you laughing at these homosexual tendencies, which seems odd. After this you imply that all straight people hate all g...

@Jahkillian You said "you can be attracted to whatever you want". I'm not sure what you meant by it.

You should try to study many things, rather than one at a time :)

@bletso123 Rapping is a vocal technique. Genres of music are generally defined by what the instrumentation sounds like. This is hip hop. There is not (or there shouldn't be) a genre called rap, unless it includes every single song which contains rapping (like Rage Against the Machine etc.) As ...

@karezza6 Is wearing clothes natural?

Is living in a house natural?

Is driving a car natural?

What is your point?

@1412TIMC Chipmunk was around before the Movement, or at the very least at the same time. The Movement came through in 2006 (2005 at a push), and Chipmunk was on tunes back in 2005 and probably before (Inna Dis and them kind of riddims).

I could of course be wrong. I wish there was a proper his...

Music should be defined by what it sounds like, not who is making it. If it is 'grime' then it is 'grime', not 'UK grime' or 'Canadian grime' or 'UK hip hop' etc.

Also, there is no genre called 'rap'; 'Rapping' is a vocal technique that is used across different genres. Rage Against the Machine...

@DEDICATlON3 That's not how 'proof' works.

@wizzlekidd That 'no homo' saying is one of the most stupid and ignorant pieces of slang to date. You can't even say that you love a music artist without feeling insecure enough to have to affirm your sexuality. It's the 21st century, (educated) people care not if you're straight or gay or what...

It's a lot.

@NomNomGamers 'Always Ready' by Rude Kid. Just for the record the second riddim is 'Peter Pan' also by Rude Kid...

I love the Arctic Monkeys and I have seen them perform live three times, but I must admit that it is not ideal BG music for a table tennis match. TBH I prefer no music at all...

@MrValidin Suggestions, assumptions and beliefs are all different concepts. Just saying...

@sacklet23 LOL she wasn't even born when the original was first performed...

@Salastico7 Nothing.

@mohdban Are you joking?

@TheAj641 Those were all written bars from the pair of them. Old school grime fans know that those are standard bars from Wiley. Listen to any radio set featuring Wiley from 2003/2004 and you will hear "wait blud, let me see if you're real or fake blud, wait blud, let me see if you're carrying ...

@conner89900 *should have

I swear he is not even sending for any of them, it's just a tune with a concept...

@PerennialLove Because it sounds unbelievably good.

@chickenandbaconclub2 I found it! Collectively, they go by the name of 'Alleykat Mandem'. Link: /movAQCJnRgs

@DinkleberryDelight How so?

@jakeirvine It was on an Axe FM set. Copy and paste: Impact Show 28th Sep Pt7

@aquatix You speak of what is "right" and what is "wrong" with such...carelessness. The point that is being made is that, without the assumption of the existence of a higher power to secure moral laws, the terms "right" and "wrong", "good" and "evil" lose their absolute force.