Stoke’s Rap Community Hits Back At Crewe

Hip hop artists in Stoke have rapped back at two teenagers from Crewe whose song, 'Streets of Crewe', has been an internet "sensation"...

http://www.thisisstaffordshire.co.uk/Internet-rap-stars-critics-controversial-video/story-16209019-detail/story.html

MJB and Illusion’s hard hitting portrayal of Crewe, a place where you can see "10-year-old children buying fags", has been mocked in Stoke, home of the most vibrant hip hop scene in England.

"The song's a fantasy," says MC Davezilla of the Stoke Solid Crew. "Ev’r’one knows Crewe’s a dump, but ain’t no guns. Word."

"Ain't nobody worth shootin' there, just white trash, ya feel me?" added MC Stevezilla, a member of the same crew.

You can watch the video for 'Streets of Crewe' here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OfRT2Z2cLY

Norton rapper Denny G was the first MC to rap back at MJB and Illusion:

Those Crewe boys make me laugh so hard

Make me think "what a pair of fucktards"

If they come and try it

I’m gonna let em have it

Shove my uzi up their muthafuckin' arse and fire it

Longton-based rhymemaster Prince Killa, who made the notorious album 'Straight Outta Longton', soon added his thoughts via the medium of rap:

Yo daddy so proud o’ ya

I wish you were Marvin Gaye

So yo daddy would kill ya

Aiiii

Finally, here was MC Davezilla's response:

Don’t lie to me fool

Ain't no guns in crewe

Betta not cum to stoke

Cus we’ll shoot ya in the throat

Everyone in Stoke's hip hop community is eagerly awaiting a response from the Crewe massive.