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EXCLUSIVE: KSI and Maya Jama are two of the first interviewees featuring on a new BET UK show produced by The Sidemen Story maker Pangaea Group.

Stormzy has revealed that he’s “just been creating” for the past two years, while Vince Staples has spoken of his foray into television.West Coast rap met UK grime on Monday (June 10) when Stormzy and Vince Staples came together in conversation, compèred by former NME Awards host Julie Adenuga, at London’s Ham Yard Theatre. The invite-only event saw them discuss new music, staying grounded and Stormzy’s love of Glastonbury.Long Beach native Staples was in the capital as part of his UK and European tour in support of recent album ‘Dark Times’, which was released last month, before he played a show at London’s Roundhouse.

The UK version of Catfish is back for a new season in June and the show will be presented by a new co-host.

supports HTML5 videoStevo The MadMan had a case of mistaken identity when a fan thought he was Skepta. The content creator – real name Kevin Stephens – was enjoying himself at the UFC game at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday when he came across a fellow spectator who matched his energy. In a heartwarming video shared on his social media, Stevo is seen rapping along to Skepta and JME’s hit That’s Not Me which was ironically playing in the arena. He’s joined by an overzealous young man who’s insistent on telling the former footballer that he is indeed Skepta. ‘This kid and his dad thought I was skepta, so I just rolled with it,’ he captioned the post. As Stevo repeatedly tells the fan that he’s definitely not the grime MC, the man hilariously keeps telling him ‘you are Skepta!’ After much back and forth, Stevo gave in and declared: ‘Alright, I’m Skepta.’ He added in the caption: ‘In the end I just went with it.’ Stevo’s famous friends were highly amused by the situation, with Skepta’s sister Julie Adenuga commenting: ‘F*****g hell hahahaha.’ Comedian Munya Chawawa joked: ‘Bro…I had that with Aston [Merrygold] last night mannn.’ Presenter Melvin Odoom laughed: ‘You are too much bro!!!!!’ Feeling a pang of guilt at misleading the fan, Stevo later made a plea to find him, asking his followers: ‘TAG THE BOY IF YOU KNOW HIM lol I didn’t wanna spoil his night. But I wanna let him know the truth today.

Music Week.“But I do want to make it clear that I don’t like the idea of people feeling like, if one of us has a shit line-up, someone else should just make another one – because putting on a festival is not easy. I don’t want the event that I do to be almost like a reaction to the fact that people didn’t like Wireless.

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Julie’s Top 5, is known as “the most argumentative show” about music right now – and with good reason. Over two seasons, the hit show followed Adenuga and guests as they debated the top five songs in an artist’s discography, often with hilarious – and explosive – results.Now, back with a new season, Adenuga and her panel debate the Top 5 of The Streets, Lily Allen and JME – as well as a host of international artists including Destiny’s Child and Missy Elliott.