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The rapper, 32, was accused of 'selling out' by his fans are signing the deal with the fast food chain, after the brand faced ...

Wiley has announced the largest headline show of his career at Brixton Academy on November 3. The show follows the Top Ten success of his eleventh studio album ‘Godfather’ in January and a sold-out ...

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Since taking a break from diss track tennis with Wiley, Stormzy has been out and about promoting his new album ‘Heavy Is The Head’ in The States. He went New York radio station Hot 97 to discuss Wiley ...

FEW ARTISTS can claim to lead mainstream British rap like Michael Ebenezer Kwadjo Omari Owuo junior, an artist from south London known as Stormzy. Since rising to prominence in 2014 with a series of ...

Following the release of this third studio album, This Is What I Mean, U.K. rap star Stormzy has sat down with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe for an exclusive interview on what the future holds for the ...

The British rapper was inspired by a variety of artists, including his sister, in making his third album. By Desiree Ibekwe LONDON — Early in 2020, Stormzy thought he knew what kind of album he wanted ...

Wiley acknowledged that Stormzy is currently at the top of the game in the U.K. and said their previous feud was just business. The Godfather of the U.K. Grime scene addressed the feud during a recent ...

Rapper Wiley has responded to accusations of anti-Semitic tweets by apologising, saying that his posts came about after falling out with his Jewish manager. His tweets sparked major backlash, against ...

Social media companies must "go much further and faster in removing hateful content" from their platforms, the prime minister's spokesman has said. The comments from Downing Street came in the wake of ...