Wiley

And I think that if you speak to artists today, like, you know, whether it's a Stormzy or people of that, that era, they'll tell you they would've grown up watching Channel U.

They would've grown up watching, you know, your Wiley's, your Crazy Titch's, your, your Ghetts', your Devlin's, e- et cetera, Lethal B.

They would've grown up watching that.

So they grew up with an identity that we didn't grow up with in our, in our generation 'cause we, we never had anything to look at that was British.

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In their prime, Roll Deep only had Throwdown and Wiley, bro.

All them other ones, Scratchy O. Don't put that bro there with that.

Don't put that bro there with that.

talk to Flo Dan.

None of them can talk to Flo Dan.

Flo Dan and Wiley, I'll be real, Flo Dan and Wiley, Flo Dan and Will, individually, are betting everyone in Nasty Crew.

Okay, cool.

And he came out at a time where you had Dizzy right at the top, King of Grime.

Then maybe like a rung down, you had Skepta, Wiley, Kano.

Then there's a whole host of artists who just push and push in to get to that next level.

I'd include him, Shiesty at the time.

ed sheeran was he Even though he cussed off Ed Sheeran not long ago for turning his back on him, but for using grime to kind of accelerate his career and get a bit of cred.

I

saw the Wiley video pop up amongst all the bullets Ed Sheeran was taking online, yeah? And I assumed that he was joining in the pilot.

No, unless he's being incredibly, like, sarcastic.