Crazy I've never even seen the don but he's a missive figure.

I live for people reacting to Incredible .. getting to hear it for the first time …

It was the anthem of our youth in the early 90s, especially in London. Big up bro 👊🏻

@@Jurnalist_ Levy came out of the UK reggae dancehall scene, recorded a bunch of stuff Fashion & Gussie P before the ragga craze hit jungle in '94. Hooked up with M-beat and rere-recorded Incredible with them which then hit the UK charts - I saw it on Top of the pops at the time. He was then at the centre of a backlash against ragga in the jungle scene after some ill advised remarks about being king of the jungle. A wicked deejay who was in the right place at the right time and ended up as a legendary figure in UK MC circles.

yess! Someone else that gets bare goosebumps from this and the memories lol

I think the thing your noting is the skill I want to mature in myself from watching these. These emcees took every second of opportunity and maximized it to make moments like this. I don't think artist today when they get these chances pay them the proper respect and just go through the paces. We really need to bring back the shutdown the radio station like a packed out show.

@@Jurnalist_ Pyro radio youtube channel post grime sets regular

The drill scene is more so based around sends on music videos rather than on radio sets. Pirate radio wasn't an aspect of the UK drill scene like it was for grime

Not dead in the dnb scene. Even here in the States. Trust me

We got so much I need to hear still. I’m still on the journey.

Yea I need to do my research on Levy and Jungle and more DnB I dont know enough.

@@Jurnalist_ Garage and Grime were born from 90’s Jungle… Back in the 90’s (before Uk Garage and Grime were a genre of music), the original Garage and Grime mc’s were the warm-up mc’s for the jungle nights (that’s why you see that respect for the General)! A lot of the youth now don’t realise how influential Jungle DnB was for the UK scene

Bless my g no stopping.

That's crazy I didn't know he had been on the scene for so long and was ahead of many of the olders at the time. Makes more sense why they know the lyrics and such. Plus I didn't know it was more verses on sets over songs on a beat. such a crazy progression for how I came into the music game

Nah man its literally the track Fekky x Dizzee Rascal - Still Sittin' Here. Thats why they have the proper instrumental with all the adlib stuff in it. The music video is on youtube. And still sittin here is from like the 2nd wave of grime like 2014 ish not the early Af 2003 days.

@@SparkThaMetal I was talking about the bit just before that. Matey asked what the lyrics are from.... "back, front, inside out".... that bit. I pin pointed his question not the lyrics.

Yea this energy levels alone are legendary

Let’s keep it real GRIME was born and evolved from Jungle

Bless added him on the gram.

@@Jurnalist_ Check out the *Yorkshire Bassline* deejays/producers: 1 - *Kiss FM* deejay *TS7* from *Bradford, West Yorkshire.* 2 - *T2* from *Leeds, West Yorkshire.* 3 - Former *Radio 1Xtra* deejay *DJ Q* from *Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.* 4 - TV personality *Tom Zanetti* and his frequent collaborator *K.O Kane* from *Leeds, West Yorkshire.* 5 - *Jamie Duggan* from *Sheffield, South Yorkshire.* 6 - *Danny Bond* from *Leeds, West Yorkshire.* 7 - *Phat Fingerz* from *Bradford, West Yorkshire.* 8 - *Joe Q* from *Bradford, West Yorkshire.* 9 - *Rugby AM* TV presenter *Alex Simmons* from *Leeds, West Yorkshire.* Plus many many more *Bassline* deejays from *Yorkshire,* the *Midlands* and elsewhere, in your spare time. They play a similar style of music to *MistaJam.* Also Huddersfield's *DJ Q* is going to be doing a show with Bradford's *Bad Boy Chiller Crew* soon, however I can't remember when and where.

The OG is too cold.

Started me on a journey I’ll now be on for life. Thank you for checking this one out. 🫡

Babies... But they clearly gave maximum respect for him not only being there, but for performing it.

Same to you G blessing and positive vibes to you as well. Yea I don't know the name of the group but they are solid emcees.

we're still out here still.

Is the video of this?

@@Jurnalist_ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brmpdKx9yLOcaXk.html This explains it

@@Jurnalist_ this is just an unedited version of you wanna try and what out why they're beefing yourself

@@MrJoeshipley okay I hadn’t gotten into the history that deep yet to know they even had beef.

@@Jurnalist_ There is a video called Ghetts vs. Tempa T from the grime show.

JME is Skepta blood brother? This I had no idea. I did the 60minutes last night. Will be the longest video ive done in this format I really hope yall rock with that long ass video I did lol.

@@Jurnalist_ yeh man him and skepta are blood brothers, they got a mad talented family, their sister is a big presenter here too. Looking forward to the 60 minutes one G respect for doing these long video reactions lol 👊🏾 Another one that you should check out is Dot rotten, Flowdan, Killa P and P money - Hard Times, it’s one of the best radio sets lyrically imo and much shorter than this 💯

I know the OG Smiley I went down that rabbit hole prior to doing these videos. Terrible how the OG went. I pulled records from all the suggested artists Bless. I look forward to hearing all of these. TY for stoping by.

@@Jurnalist_ amazing how much talent has been part of Saxon, as well as the DJ's, you have the singers, the most famous being Maxi Priest. That sound system vibe is where I'm at these days, it's a whole different genre really, but Macka B, Gappy Ranks among others. We're just blessed in the UK for so much great music in such a relatively small country.

@@karmannghiaman1041 when you have a small source to maximize the output the levels of creative get maximized. Especially when there’s a real focus on making things be pioneering. I’ll have to check these artist out to add it To the deep dive videos

Bro it was UK apache that did original nuttah not apache indian, but it is still an ABSOLUTE BANGER 🔥

@@mahirali4222 of course it was, my bad!

I'm gonna hold this one until after I drop Kano and Friends. That will be my longest video to date so, If 10 people sit through that one Ill do a reaction to it. If 10 people don't then ill just pree it on my own lol. But regardless it will be seen.

👊🏾 RAHHHH WE WORK OUT 😤😤

Yea he had to live in ny or Miami or be tapped in with the scene in La but it really never was big really niche

Los Angeles has a healthy scene. Been listening since 98. Attending events since 2000. Nothing on the UK scene. But I'm thankful for what we have here.

​@@Jurnalist_props for understanding the spots where it was big.. Most don't know this.. Honestly, this is honestly dope af to see this response.

I’m learning this too

Yea I would have to agree but I think his time under so many great emcees and producers just helped him grow more musically and the others focused on rhyming strictly. I'll have to check that 5 fingers that's a challenge for a real emcees. I got that sixtyminutes added and another kano one too. videos coming soon. Yo big up to you for these comments and engagement my g it hasn't un-noticed.

Skepta best.. Maybe.. But I find myself listening to JME more often ☺

@@matthoward598 I think its because skepta is more main stream compared to all the others Also listen to JME over skepta any day but the brothers out here killing it

PS.... Ghett's & friends is even more fire😎❤️💛💚🖤🇯🇲✊🏿

Recording that one this evening I believe if were discussing the same video.

Or even fekky ft dizzee rascal

this one did not go well lol.

That's kind of the point of these videos. Educate instead of being negative.

@@matthoward598the dude is getting paid for doing these videos, so he should educate, not me.

@@labroomes small amount... I've seen other reactors "reacting for the first time" when they clearly have not.. There's actually a couple other videos be did where I was like?. Wtf?? But this ain't bad.. Niche genre.

It I can admit is a acquired taste.