@mindset_clips466: @TheUnscriptedFoodShow @Notty @Professor Green "Now there's people getting £25 million deals" 😭 Professor Green on UK rap then vs now #professorgreen #ukrap

n :

Dizzie and kano not exist no

moon :

boy in the corner Is best uk rap album

T.Day1905 :

why does his accent change depending on who's interviewing him?

Rob :

Dizzee was mainstream first, then came N Dubz, then you had Tinchy, Tinie, Wretch, Pro, Example, Devlin, Chipmunk. All had massive hits and album success it was a good time 👌🏻

AGAINSTALLODDS.CLO :

Council Estate Of Mind is the best UK album. Good for you for shouting out Skinny 🫶🏻

Iain Pilling :

Council estate of mind….was 🔥

ThatGuyRoger :

1. Kano 2. Dizzie 3. Wiley 4. Pro Green 5. Wretch 32

liam steer :

People left sway out the conversation constantly but when he died, they want to post tributes to him

azz :

dizzee rascal was bigger than wretch

RD :

Dizzie , Chip? We forgetting them - they also had mainstream success

Enraged Goblin :

What about dizzee

Danny Baxter :

Verb T, Klash, Chester P, Roots Manuva, JME Pioneers of the game

W A Y N E W E B S T E R :

Definitely one of the best albums period like the naz illmatic

happyal😊 :

I go back further and think Hijack and their album Horns or Jericho was the UKs best rap album

Haitch :

Skinnyman Chester P & Jehst are still some of the best rappers to ever exist

Drama_clips :

Skinnyman 🤩

Dimps :

Ironically Skinnyman made pretty much no money off that album whatsoever

Crusader :

kano’s Home Sweet Home album and Dizzee’s Boy In Da Corner are the best rap/grime albums to come out the uk

BUGSYSEFLPOBT :

skinny man 🔥

Paul Jonathan Hunt :

Derek B was the first British rapper to achieve mainstream commercial success in 1988, charting at 16, Followed by Silver Bullet in 1989 and 1990.

mayah ;) :

Vindi :

nobody is getting 25m deals cut it out

diaryofawasteman :

Council estate of came out when I was still in primary school and I can vouch 1000000000% that is the best UK Rap album. Green knows his stuff

Mindset_Clips :

Drop your top 5 uk rappers here!

Hussel Boi D :

A £25 million deal is a stretch. To justify that kind of money, you’d need to generate serious revenue from music, touring and merchandise. Most artists aren’t getting £25 million record deals today. Many are taking distribution deals instead, giving them more control over their music and artistry. I don’t think Professor Green understands today’s market.