Grime

[Jamie]

Are there any fans of grime music here?

 

[porterjack]

No I don't think so

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[Jamie]

No I don't think so

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Have you heard of it before?

 

[porterjack]

No but most people here are old

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[MMMMatilde]

Grime sounds like something you would find in your toilet bowl rim.


Matilde.

 

[porterjack]

Grime sounds like something you would find in your toilet bowl rim.


Matilde.

Even the 22 year old people have old wise souls

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[Jamie]

"Grime, also known as 8-bar, nu shape, sublow and eskibeat, is a style of British music that emerged in Bow, London. It was developed by teens of mostly African and Caribbean heritage, in the early 2000s, primarily as a development of UK garage, drum and bass, hip hop and dancehall."

 

[MMMMatilde]

Do you have any suggestions?


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[Jamie]

Do you have any suggestions?


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[MMMMatilde]

Mmm.. I draw the line when they seriously rap with the word hashtag. No thank you.


Matilde.

 

[MMMMatilde]

But thank you for sharing


Matilde.

 

[Jamie]

Mmm.. I draw the line when they seriously rap with the word hashtag. No thank you.


Matilde.

Haha But when you think about it, a lot of 'underground' music is discovered through social media, so in essence the hashtag can be a quite important factor for them

I know it's not to everyone's taste and I wasn't expecting much