This is the hip I'm sick my life podcast. Thank you. Let's get to the podcast. Hope you enjoy the podcast.

Let's sit back cause it's time for the hot cats.

Okay, wicked. Welcome to hip hop. I can't believe I said wicked. Jesus.

That was a good thing. That was a good thing. That was a good intro. Bad things are

going on here pop save my life podcast. This is the bit where we introduce our

guest. Listen, I am properly excited today because we are joined by DJ Mad

Nice and Virtee from the four hours. How you doing guys? Very good. How are you?

Good. Good. Thanks for coming on. Yeah, thanks for having us. Thanks for having us.

I'm properly massified man. Like what you do is amazing. So thank you for coming on.

I appreciate you having this man. Not everyone is trying to get a son. So I mean,

I've got love for that. I've got love for the podcast as well. I mean, the whole hip hop

save my life actually dedicating your time to show and love to hip hop. I'm lifelong hip hop

lover. So it means something to me. Thank you, man. Well, it's, you know, we don't get paid for it.

No, just do my say. I don't have a fucking loss mate. I want to be honest with you. There's

big over there. Isn't this drink champs? Have yourself to water.

Part of the reason we're so excited to have you on his side. Basically, I think people,

okay, I'm going to say like I'm going to make a generalisation here, but I think that a lot of

people don't realise how vibrant the UK hip hop scene is because what they I think what they assume

is is that UK hip hop because Grime has got so big as it has done, I think people's perception is

that that's where it's moved now, but actually with what you guys are doing and actually there's

an amazing scene. It's still bubbling. Yeah, 100%. It's still so underground, which is weird because

when you look at say someone like Ocean Wisdom is really doing big numbers, getting big people

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