Stupid UK hip hop

[Cerveza mas fina]

This is prob the stupidest shit I've seen in a long time. At first I was like, oh yeah finally some real hip hop about the underbelly of society again. But then I realized all these chavs have free healthcare, education and housing. Everything else is mostly their fault. Zero sympathy.

[Phoenix Dark]

Not bad

Isn't youth unemployment very high in the UK? I'm not surprised they're venting, even if they do have free health care.

[Cerveza mas fina]

Youth unemployment is high everywhere now in the EU.

The song itself is pretty good yeah, here's some more UK shit.

[tiesto]

Every now and then I like a bit of grime...

[Eric P]

That Plan B track is pretty hot.

[Big Barry Jazz]

Plan B's cool. He made a pretty decent transition into soul, and he's not a bad actor and director either. If you haven't already seen it check out Harry Brown which is the first film he got made.

[Trent Dole]

I don't remember who made it or what the track was called but there's at least one Uk hip hop track about hanging out on rooftops and throwing human feces at people.

[Cerveza mas fina]

Plan B's cool. He made a pretty decent transition into soul, and he's not a bad actor and director either. If you haven't already seen it check out Harry Brown which is the first film he got made.

He is the director of Harry Brown? Really?

Thats a pretty good flick.

[Big Barry Jazz]

Plan B's cool. He made a pretty decent transition into soul, and he's not a bad actor and director either. If you haven't already seen it check out Harry Brown which is the first film he got made.

He is the director of Harry Brown? Really?

Thats a pretty good flick.

Bugger, why did I say Harry Brown? He was good in it but that wasn't the film I was thinking of. What I should have said was Ill Manors which he wrote and directed.

Actually, looks like there aren't any more cinema showings. Oh well, wait for the dvd then.

[Cerveza mas fina]

I don't think it was in cinemas in Ireland.

[SmokyDave]

Roots Manuva is where UK hip-hop begins and ends.

[Big Barry Jazz]

I don't think it was in cinemas in Ireland.

Must have had a more limited release than I thought it had. It was on at every cinema round where I live. Clearly the distributors must have thought a film on drug and gang culture would resonate with people from the lean, mean streets of Oxford.