Lethal Bizzle

Maxmaider wrote:

what a shit name ahahaha, makes me laugh

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Sams-GFX wrote:

what the hell i didn't realise it was out! i can't find it anywhere, anyone got a link for it?

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OtisHaughton wrote:

well someone kept the new album release quiet...

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aaronWHAT wrote:

The new album is pretty dope

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Thegirlinhiding wrote:

SO GOOD at reading

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patrickfr123 wrote:

SICK at leeds!

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Sams-GFX wrote:

Can't wait for new album

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BarakudaNikitos wrote:

Earlier he was a part of the group More Fire Crew. In 2002, their track "Oi!" reached the Top 10 of the UK Singles Chart.[4] In early July 2005, Lethal Bizzle appeared on stage at the final Live 8 concert in Edinburgh.[5] He was a part of the NME Rock N Roll Riot Tour 2007, which took place during September and October, along with The Wombats, and headliners The Enemy. He was number five in the NME Cool list 2007/2008 beating Amy Winehouse Pete Doherty and Alex Turner Lethal Bizzle was signed to V2 Records, on which he released the album, Against All Oddz, in August 2005.[citation needed] The first single from it, entitled "Uh Oh! (I'm Back)", was released in the same month. He released a song with Twista, Gappy Ranks and the Kray Twinz called "What We Do", which reached 23. He is known for his rap rivalry with Roll Deep Crew founder Wiley

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BarakudaNikitos wrote:

In June 2008, Bizzle performed at the Download Festival at Donington Park. In July he performed at the Kendal Music Festival, and at the Reading and Leeds Festivals. He also performed at the Royal Albert Hall for the Orange Rockcorps Campaign 2008 with Busta Rhymes, Ludacris, John Legend and Feeder. On 25 February 2009 the first single, "Go Hard" featuring Donaeo, from Bizzle's forthcoming third album, was debuted on Kiss 100.

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BarakudaNikitos wrote:

He has also recently featured on the Print Is Dead Vol 1 album by Newcastle five-piece band yourcodenameis:milo, along with various other artists. Lethal Bizzle recorded a song entitled "I Got a .45", which samples "Don't Mug Yourself" by The Streets. He performed with Pete Doherty and Kate Moss at the Hackney Empire for "An Evening With Pete Doherty" and again at Glastonbury Festival 2007. As a result of this, Babyshambles featured on Back To Bizznizz. On 16 March 2007 (dubbed Red Nose Day by the Comic Relief) he was featured as a live musical guest on the Top Gear special for Comic Relief entitled Top Gear of the Pops. On 28 September 2007 Bizzle teamed up with the UK hardcore punk band, Gallows to perform a cover on T4's Transmission programme from Cambridge. Bizzle and Gallows performed The Ruts "Staring At The Rude Boys".

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BarakudaNikitos wrote:

еее

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Public-Enemy1 wrote:

check out dem myspace, and go on dem profilez !

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Ramz007 wrote:

hi hater, by hater, dont show me your girl cause ill take her!

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ClickLiverpool wrote:

UK rapper Lethal Bizzle works with wonderboy producer Mark Ronson on new album http://tinyurl.com/novcof

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tronic5454 wrote:

He sounds so much better being called Lethal B, I refuse to call him Lethal... Bizzle.

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spankyx wrote:

I watched him at Download on youtube the other day. He's such a sickman, won over a crowd of metalheads :)

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Carryonupthe wrote:

Lethal Basil isn't funny...

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butteredcat wrote:

whoz da hitman?

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