NEWSLETTER


DOS & DON'TS

I would give anything to hear what this conversation between a womyn’s-literary-group president and Vicious D. Slim Rock is all about. How much they both love pussy? Comments/Enlarge | See all


Not sure whether this is a crustie wearing the pelt of the bridge-and-tunnel douche he just curbed or a former stockbroker who just went off the deep end but color my pants brown either way. Comments/Enlarge | See all






RELATED ARTICLES

HEY, COME HERE
I Want to Tell You Something
YO GIRL! WHATH UP??
Busting the "Breaking the Seal" Myth
WHEN RAT RULED THE WORLD
Well, Sydney Anyway
BELOVED MONSTER - PART 3
The Strange Odyssey of Alfred Chester



FROM THIS ISSUE

YOUNG GUNS
Smoosh Are Totally Rad
DOS & DON'TS
A lot of guys talk a big feminist game bu...
GENERATION MESS
Now We Have to Clean It Up
TIDBITS
A Monthly Look At Things We Love - The Ki...

Photo by Peter Beste

SUCK YOUR MUM

Fumin' In The Middle of Another Grime Beef



We had the first of our “HATE IS A STRONG WORD” grime nights at the Old Blue Last this month. The bar takings were down, the bouncers started crying, but at least there were three rival grime crews on stage having a huge fight. It was like the grime equivalent to the Source Awards when Suge Knight threatened the East Coast. Only without the celebrity, money or audience.

The row between Jammer’s Jah Mek The World, and Lethal Bizzle’s Fire Camp came to a head, when both crews turned up unannounced, and started exchanging infant school insults. Fire Camp’s MC Fumin’ didn’t make it to the mic before the parental slanging erupted into grade A scuffling, and he was pushed off the stage.

Vice: What was all the conflict about?

Fumin’: Lethal went up Westwood the other week and said shit about Jammer, so people got upset, then when we got to “Hate Is A Strong Word” it just all went off. 2Face, one of my boys, and Jammer started clashing, so we all obviously got involved. Then when I touched the mic, I got pushed off the stage. So I hit the roof, started pushing people and what-not. It was exciting.

What truth did he let out?

Someone started chatting about people’s mums, it all kicked off.

Isn’t that all a bit childish?

Yeah it’s petty. The whole thing is petty. Afterwards, one of them boys started cussing my friends’ mums and it got even worse.

Do have a good relationship with your mum?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. She’s more like a sister to me. Yeah, me and my mum are tight, we have a very good relationship.

What makes it so strong?

A lot of truth. I don’t really keep anything from my mum. I tell her everything. Some peoples mum’s are well strict and stuff, but she has always been good with me. She’s always supported me 100 per cent with my music and everything I’ve done.

Does she like Fire Camp?

Hahaha. Well, I play her stuff and she tells me what she thinks. She explains why she like bits and why she doesn’t like other bits. I listen to her. I understand.

Considering no venue will now host a grime night, isn’t clashing just going to ruin the scene?

Yeah, it is going to send everything downhill. If no one has anywhere to perform, then how can the scene grow? It can’t, it’s sad. How can you have a scene with no raves? You can’t, get me? When “Forward Riddim” came out a lot of clubs decided they didn’t want us performing there. It was real hard, bruv.

ELPLATE1

See all articles by this contributor

< PREV

Comments

Anonymous, on Dec 5, 2008 wrote:
So I hit the roof, started pushing people and what-not. It was exciting.i agree with the comment below
Anonymous, on Dec 5, 2008 wrote:
dude looks like a chi chi mun

POST A COMMENT [SIGN IN]
Hi, in case you haven't heard, you can now sign up to become a "member" of Viceland.com, which entitles you to all sorts of amazing benefits like pictures and a nickname. Click here to make your own profile. You can still comment if you don't, but you gotta do it all 'nonymously.

Name:
Comment: