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>Apparently one of the lines between hip hop and grime is 140bpm
>Which is bullshit imo, it limits the genre a lot and it actually suggests that grime is somehow a child genre of hip hop, which most of the grime connoiseurs will argue that it's not.
>Stormy has quite a grimey flow throughout, even on slower tracks such as 100 bags, Lay Me Bare and Dont Cry For Me
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>>71262105
STATE YOUR NAME CUZ
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>>71262105
nah aint no grimes flow on that ting. man making uk hip hop on some of them tracks
its like trying to call that dean blunt babyfather album grime when it isn't. just because mans from the uk lol
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>>71262144
Stormzy has evolved past Shut Up memes with this album.
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have i ruptured the uk's ass this much?
yea lmao
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>>71262727
Haven't ruptured anything, you just don't know what you're talking about.
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>all these nu grime fans having no idea who crazy titch is or what "where's carlos?" means
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>>71263296
I've been equally entertained by the pretentious old school grime fans getting BTFO'd after Titch gushed about Stormzy on that interlude.
This album sure showed them after years of "Stormzy's shit and basic he'll never make anything good", he's just made one of the most lyrically thoughtful albums to come out of the grime scene (it may not be entirely a grime album but it was definitely massively influenced by grime as a culture).
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