Aitch (real name Harrison Armstrong)
You may well ask “Who the f*ck is that?”.
The answer is a 21 year old whïtė hip-hopper / rapper from New Moston proving, if proof were really needed, that Mancs have büggër all taste, class or brains (sorry Norman).
It seems he’s had 3 top 40 entries in the charts, one of which peaked at No 2 (appropriately enough because I’m guessing it actually was sh*t). I bet none of us, except possibly B&WC, have heard of him, could name one of his “hits” or would recognise anything he has ever created as being remotely close to something with musical properties.
Aside from his lack of dress sense, wanka gangsta hands and face you’d never tire of kicking, he’s only gone and won the category of best newcomer at the MOBO jîgâböö awards hence my cnuting him.
How sh*t and shameless do you have to be to allow yourself to be the token hon-key winner at a ceremony celebrating dark-key culture? Cultural appropriation anyone?
Talking of these awards, MOBO founder Kanya King said “Entertainment and activism have always gone hand in hand, and we’re using the power of blâçk culture to empower and uplift people”. The bûggers would be up in arms if something similar about empowerment had been said regarding whîte culture and some of the Last Night of the Proms tunes. Two faced gîts. How do they get away with spouting such sh*t, apart from their blâçk privilege?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-55244112
And no, for those who read the link and see Steve McQueen as winner of the inspirational award it’s not the one from The Great Escape. It’s the dârk one who directed the film 12 Years a Slãve.
Nominated by: Dickie Dribbler



