The stateside release of Dizzee Rascal’s 2003 album Boy in Da Corner found the grimy, reggae-influenced London rapper in a precarious spot, forced to follow fellow Brit The Streets in trying to break ...
Whatever insecurities Dizzee Rascal is dealing with he has managed to discard them with a f**k em banner. When speaking to Dizzee you get no sense of him having any diffident qualities. Perhaps it is ...
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