Hip Hop Mastermind

Four contenders as usual tonight, the difference is,

they all have the same thing in common.

They all claim to be experts in the same field.

This is Hip Hop Mastermind.

First in the spotlight tonight is Lethal Bizzle.

He is answering questions on Wu Tang Clan.

Next, DJ Target on UK grime.

A.Dot will be answering questions on Jay-Z.

And Semtex, and his specialist subject,

Kanye West and G.O.O.D. music.

APPLAUSE

Good evening. I am John Humphrys.

You have never seen a Mastermind quite like this before.

The rules are exactly the same

but the twist is that all the contenders, as you will have

spotted by now, are big names in the world of urban music. Very big names.

They all know their hip hop from their grime. Or so they hope.

We'll find out. Let's have our first contender, please.

And your name is?

Your occupation?

And your chosen subject?

Wu Tang Clan. In 90 seconds, starting now.

Which label did Wu Tang Clan sign with in 1993 after turning down more

lucrative offers because it gave them more freedom as individual artists?

Loud Records.

In 200o Wu Tang released a single which reached number

six in the UK charts.

It features the lyrics, "Elbow grease and elbow room, baby play me,

"baby fall down, go boom." What is the track's title?

Gravel pit.

Jason Hunter, also known as Rebel INS or Rollie Fingers

is better known by what name as a Wu Tang Clan member?

Inspectah Deck.

He is. What is the name of Wu Tang Clan's first single?

It was self released and quickly became an underground hit.

Pass.

A long-term Wu-Tang clan DJ and producer

is said to have created their original logo. What is his name?

RZA.

No. Allah Mathematics.

ODB's solo debut, which features the tracks Brooklyn Zoo,

and Shimmy Shimmy Ya was released in 95.

What is its title?

Pass.

Which Wu Tang Clan single

that peaked at number 46 in the UK charts features the lyrics,

"Olympic torch flaming, we burned so sweet, the thrill of victory,

"the agony of defeat"?

Triumph.

The debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

features a track that is named after and performed solo

by a member of Wu Tang Clan, which one?

Sorry, can you repeat the question?

Their debut album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

features a track that is named after

and performed solo by a member of Wu-Tang Clan. Which one?

Inspectah Deck?

Method man.

In '96, Ghost Faced Killa released his first solo album...

BUZZER

I have started so I'll finish. ..on his fellow Wu Tang Clan member

RZA's label. What was his label called?

Go on. Take a guess.

Um...

Out of shadowboxing?

No, it was Razor Sharp Records.

You had to passes.

The solo debut which featured the tracks Brooklyn Zoo

and Shimmy Shimmy Ya,

was Return to the 36 Chambers.

And the name of Wu Tang Clan's

first single, self released, Protect Ya Neck.

You've scored, Biz, four points.

APPLAUSE

And our next contender please.

And your name is?

Your occupation?

And your specialist subject?

UK grime, in 90 seconds. Here we go.

Which grime artist born Dylan Mills in 1985 won the 2003 Mercury

music prize for his debut album, Boy In Da Corner?

Dizzee Rascal.

With which grime crew did Tinchy Stryder Perform?

He appeared on both volumes of their Guns and Roses

album before he established himself as a solo artist with

the 2007 album, Star In The Hood.

Ruff Sqwad.

What is the title of the first full-length studio album

by Lady sovereign, released in 2006?

Pass.

Who released his third mix tape, League Of My Own,

on Always recordings in 2007, prior to winning the best UK newcomer

MOBO award and signing to Sony Columbia?

Chipmunk.

The grime crew, SLK, are known for the track, Hype, Hype.

What do the initials SLK stand for?

Pass.

On what label did the Ruff Sqwad producers Rapid and Dirty Danger

release the grime retrospective White Label Classics in 2012?

Ruff Sqawd Recordings.

No Hats No Hoods.

Which grime artist whose tracks include Pow and Fire wrote

an article for the Guardian with the title, "David Cameron is a doughnut?"

Lethal Bizzl!

On which estate in the London district of Bow, the heartland

of the grime scene did Tinchy Stryder and Dizzee Rascal both grow up?

- Devons Road. - Yes, or Crossways.

What is the title of the first mix tape

released by the MC Justin Clark, under the name, Ghetto?

Erm... Top Three Selected?

2000 and life.

What 2002 musical mob track on the Inspired Sounds label produced by

Youngstar is widely acknowledged as being one of the first grime tracks?

Pulse X.

Is correct. You had two passes.

That grime crew known for the track Hype, Hype,

the initials SLK stand for Street Life Kings.

Never even knew that, actually.

There you go, you do now.

And the other pass, the title of the first full-length studio

album by Lady Sovereign, was Public Warning.

Those two passes, you have got six points.

And our next contender please.

And your name is?

Your occupation?

And your chosen subject?

Jay-Z, in 90 seconds. Here we go.

Jay-Z Set up a record company with Damon Dash and Kareem Biggs Burke

after he was turned down by large record companies such as Atlantic.

What is his company called?

Rockefeller records.

What is the name of Jay-Z's first album, released in 96?

Reasonable Doubt.

Yes. Which R&B singer collaborated with Jay-Z

on the track Guilty Until Proven Innocent

from the album The Dynasty: Roc La Familia in 2000?

It referred to police interest in both artists.

Oh... Pass.

Before they married, Jay-Z and Beyonce

collaborated on a single on the Blueprint II album

that reached number four in the Billboard charts. Which track?

Bonnie and Clyde.

Who recorded the 2006 album Hip Hop Is Dead which features

Jay-Z on the track Black Republican,

a collaboration that's surprising as the pair had

a history of taking swipes at each other through their lyrics?

Nas.

What does DOA stand for in the title of Jay-Z's

Grammy-winning single which was also the MTV song of the year for 2009?

Death of Auto-Tune.

Yes. In November 2003 Jay-Z

announced his retirement from music and performed one last concert,

he later reversed his decision and described it

as the worst retirement in history.

At one venue was the concert held?

Madison Square Garden.

Who co-wrote the song Empire State of Mind, the track was

a collaboration between Alicia Keys and Jay-Z, which was an instant hit?

Alicia Keys?

Angela Hunt. On which 2003 Beyonce single is Jay-Z

featured in one of the verses?

The song topped the Billboard chart and received two Grammy awards.

Crazy in love.

Jay-Z came out of musical retirement in 2006 with the album Kingdom Come.

Which single was the first to be released from the album

and has a video of Jay-Z recreating James Bond stunts?

Show Me What You Got.

The songs Beach Chair and Lost One both refer to Jay-Z's

nephew who died in a car crash. What was his name?

Pass.

I can tell you because you are out of time, it was Colleek

Colleek Luckie.

And your other pass, the singer who collaborated with Jay-Z

on Guilty Until Proven Innocent was R Kelly.

But I tell you what, you have got 8 points.

APPLAUSE

And our final contender please.

And your name is?

And your occupation?

And your chosen subject?

Kanye West and G.O.O.D. Music in 90 seconds. Here we go.

Kanye West was inspired to write

and subsequently record his debut single

while his jaw was wired shot after a car accident in October 2002.

What is the song called?

Through The Wire.

Which collaboration between West and Jay-Z hit the top of the

Billboard album chart in the first week of its release in August 2011?

Watch The Throne.

West's first official production credits came in '96 when

he produced eight tracks on an album called Down To Earth by which rapper?

Grav.

West founded the G.O.O.D record label as part of Sony BMG and it has signed

such acts as Consequence, GLC, and Fonzworth Bentley.

What do the letters G.O.O.D stand for? Getting Out Our Dreams.

For which track did West sample Shirley Bassey's voice

from the theme song from the 1971 James Bond film?

Diamonds.

Which performer won a Grammy for best R&B album for Get Lifted,

one of the first major successes for West's G.O.O.D label?

John Legend.

What is the title of West's third studio album which continues

the theme of education from his first two albums, College Dropout

and Late Registration?

Graduation.

According to his mothers work, Raising Kanye, What is the name of

the song that West recorded at the age of 12,

the first record he made?

Green Eggs and Ham.

West won his first three Grammy awards at the 2005 ceremony.

Which track, from the album College Dropout won

the award for Best Rap Song?

Jesus Walks.

What is the name of the figure that appears on the cover of West's

first three studio albums and used to appear on his website?

The Dropout Bear.

Which song from the album Late Registration did

West perform the 2008 Grammy ceremony as a tribute to his mother,

who died the previous year from complications after cosmetic surgery?

Hey Mama.

In which Chinese city did West spent a year of his childhood

whilst his mother was there lecturing at the University?

Nanjing.

Yes! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

No passes, Semtex.

I don't often say this on this programme, perfect round, 12 points.

Thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Those scores kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger.

Let's have a look at all of them in the right order.

In fourth place, four points, Lethal Bizzle,

third place, six points, DJ Target,

eecond plase, eight points, A.Dot,

first place, with a whacking 12 points, Semtex.

So, it is the general knowledge round, in a sense, I mean,

fairly specific general knowledge, if you see what I mean.

But still general knowledge

and if there is a tie at the end of it then the number of passes

gets taken into account and the person with the fewest is the winner.

Let's get on with it and ask Biz to join us again please.

Obviously I have been doing my research on all of this,

and what you have done most recently is, and I don't know

whether you would accept this, some slightly silly stuff.

I mean, silly in the sense of silly dance movements and things like that.

- Oh! - Yeah, exactly. That's what I mean.

No, my latest record, it is called Rari Workout...

Yes, and you do it in the car?

That is where it started.

Show me what you do?

Only if you do it with me!

CHEERING

All right! But so long as I have not got to stand up.

No, it is fine. Pretend you are driving. So, hand up.

And it is just literally, you just got to go, "Pump, pump, pump."

- I can do that, yeah. - You have got to say, "Pump, pump."

Oh, I have got to say, "Pump, pump, pump"? Pump, pump, pump.

That's it, yeah. Then switch arms and then...

Oh, you did not tell me it was two arms.

Do you ever get to do both at the same time?

When we are out of the car. Safety first!

I have got it, you are holding on to the wheel with one hand, and...

Yeah, and then pumping when you are enjoying yourself.

- And it is called Rari? - It is called the Rari Workout.

- Rari, after Ferrari? - Yeah.

And the idea is that you make

so much money out of it that you be able to buy a Ferrari, is that it?

Yeah!

I was only guessing!

But you're going to start getting serious again, right?

Yeah, my next record is getting more serious,

a lot more intense, like this!

This isn't serious, this is fun!

Anyway we now get to the serious bit of it,

cos this is the sort of general knowledge round.

Here we go, two minutes of this, let's see how you get on it.

Starting now.

Which rap artist knocked Atomic Kitten off the top spot in the UK

singles chart in August 2001 with the song, 21 seconds?

So Solid.

Which song by LL Cool J begins, "Don't call it a comeback

"I have been here for years, rocking my peers, putting suckers in fear"?

Mama Said Knock You Out.

Who topped the UK singles chart for the first time over 2002 with

Kelly Rowland, on Dilemma?

Nelly.

Which hip-hop technique when vinyl records were cued was

pioneered by the DJ, Grand Wizard Theodore?

Pass.

What is the name of the rapper released the album Restless in 2000?

He hosted MTV's Pimp My Ride for a number of years.

Xzibit.

Which female rapper featured on Melanie B's UK number one single

I Want You Back in 1998?

Repeat the question.

Which female rapper featured on Melanie B's UK number one single...

- Missy Elliott. - Yes, Missy Elliott is correct.

Which DJ whose real name is Clive Campbell was known for playing

hard funk records at house parties in the Bronx

and is credited with creating the hip-hop genre?

Pass.

What genre of the Southern hip-hop music scene was made

popular by acts such as Li'l Jon and the Ying Yang Twins?

Crunk.

Which American rap artist was born Kimberly Denise Jones

in Brooklyn in 1975?

Li'l Kim.

Which genre of hip-hop music which originated in the late '90s

in Atlanta is characterised by finger clicking?

Early artists include Dem Franchize Boyz.

Pass.

Under what name did the Florida-born rapper Armando Perez release

his debut album, Miami, in 2004?

Repeat the question.

Under what question did the Florida born rapper Armando Perez

release his debut album, Miami, in 2004?

- Flo-Rida? - Pitbull.

After leaving NWA, Dr Dre released an album in '92 that went to

number three in the Billboard 200, what was its title?

Chronic.

Which influential MC and DJ duo released the albums

Step In The Arena in 1991 and Daily Operation the following year?

BUZZER

Take a guess because we are out of time.

Will Smith, Jazzy Jeff?

It was Gang Starr.

Oh. Sorry!

Listen, you have done...

I will give you the other passes before I give you the score.

- Snap music is that one. - Oh.

Well, nor me, but there you go, I wasn't expected to know!

The DJ whose real name is Clive Campbell, Kool Herc.

He was the guy who is credited with inventing the hip-hop genre.

And that technique when vinyl records were cued,

pioneered by the DJ Grand Wizard Theodore, scratching.

Oh.

Look, the good news is your score has shot up,

you are in double figures, you have got 12 points.

APPLAUSE

And now Dj Target please, again.

And your sort of job description says you are a DJ and taste maker.

Yes, I guess you could say that.

What does taste maker mean?

I guess I am one of those DJs, I play a lot of music first,

I am ahead of a lot of DJs, and I think a lot of people

look to my shows and what I do

as somewhere where they can make their taste.

So you are telling people what they ought to like.

I'm giving them a choice out of some really good stuff, basically.

I just know what I like, and I feel like I play good

music on the radio so people gravitate towards that.

Are you one of those who, if you say that this is going to be big,

or good, or whatever, it will be? Do you...?

I would say I have got a pretty good strike rate of calling out

things ahead of time, so yeah, I would say that.

The reason I play very strong...

Literally from acoustic music all the way

through to stuff that would only scare you out of the studio

if I played it to you but, yeah, lots of great UK...

Just give me an idea, a quick example of the stuff that'd scare me

out of this studio.

I can't really do an impression of it.

Heavy, hard, basslines, thumping drums, synths,

stuff that you might not...

Sounds like everything I have ever heard on Radio 1Xtra, really.

There you go, I didn't know you were an avid listener like that.

Well, you mustn't make assumptions, you see?

Right, OK, you got six points, this is the general knowledge round now.

Two minutes. Here's your chance to prove yourself again. Here we go.

Under what name did the Southern rapper Tramar Dillard

topped the UK singles chart in 2009 with Right Round?

Flo Rida.

Eminem won the Best Original Song Oscar in 2002 for Lose Yourself

which featured on the soundtrack to a film he also starred in.

What's its title?

Eight mile.

Which Tupac Shakur a double album features the hit singles

California Love and How Do You Want it?

I know this but...it's gone. Pass.

What is the next line in Naughty By Nature's '93 UK

top 40 hit, "I live and die for hip-hop,

"this is hip-hop for today, I give props to hip-hop, so..."?

Hip-hop hooray.

Which female rapper who is also known for her film roles had a UK

top 20 hit in 1990 with Mama Gave Birth to the Soul children?

Queen Latifah.

The sixth studio album by Rick Ross was released in 2014

and features Li'l Wayne and Kanye West. What is its title?

Mastermind.

Which record label was founded in 1993 by Sean Diddy Combs?

Bad Boy.

What's My Name was a song on a '93 debut album

that entered the American album charts at number one.

Which artist recorded it?

Snoop Doggy Dogg.

Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five single, The Message,

features the lyrics, "It is like a jungle sometimes, it makes me

"wonder how I keep from going..."?

Under.

Which song released by Q-Tip reached number 12 on the UK charts in 2000?

Breath And Stop.

The influential Public Enemy song Fight the Power

featured in which Spike Lee film?

Pass.

What term was coined to describe people who waited for the break

section of songs to get up and dance in a frenetic manner?

It is attributed to DJ Kool Herc.

Sorry, repeat that.

What term was coined to describe people who waited for the break

section of songs to get up and dance...?

Breakdancers.

- Yes. Or B-Boys. - OK.

In the 1970s Lee Quinones

And Fred Brathwaite became members of which Brooklyn-based graffiti

group known for painting the entire side of New York subway cars?

Erm... Pass.

BUZZER

I was going to give you another one

but I did not start so I can't finish.

That last one you passed on was the Fabulous Five.

The Spike Lee film that had Fight the Power

and all that was Do The Right Thing.

And that Tupac Shakur double album was All Eyez On <e.

- Of course, yes. - You now have a total of 16 points.

And now A.Dot again please.

You are very new to the station, are you?

- Brand-new. - Brand-new?

- And you're a woman. - Yeah!

Now, I say that, because this is an industry, a genre,

if you prefer, dominated by men.

It is, very male dominated.

But there are a few female DJs, especially on 1Xtra,

they are coming through.

But the music is pretty much dominated by men,

and the people who listen?

I think it is becoming more accessible and enjoyable to everyone.

I think hip-hop and R&B

and all the genres that we play on the station have a broad audience.

I think hip-hop in particular is growing, more appealing to women.

You are seeing that with women doing more hip-hop,

especially in the UK with people like Ms Dynamite, there is

a big scope for more people to come through as well.

So what is the difference, if there is a difference,

between what women do with hip-hop and what men have done traditionally?

I don't think there is a huge difference in terms of what is

delivered. I think there is just more of a history with men in hip-hop.

I think men have been doing it since the '70s.

Not until soft of MC Lyte in the late '80s were women really doing it.

So there is a big gap that we had to catch up on, but we will do that.

Right, that is clear. Now, you have got eight points.

There is a way to go yet,

because there is a fair bit of competition over there. Absolutely.

Let's see if you can do it now with your general knowledge. Here we go.

Which rapper was featured along with Li'l Jon

On Usher's 2004 UK number one single, Yeah?

Ludacris.

Which Run DMC track, a top five single in America in 1986,

starts with the lyrics, "There is a back seat lover that is always

"undercover and we talked till daddy say..."?

Pass.

Roman Zolanski is the alter ego of which Trinidad-born rap singer?

Nicki Minaj.

Yes, under what name did the influential east coast hip-hop

superstar Christopher Wallis release albums such as Ready to Die

and Life After Death?

Notiorious B.I.G.

Cornbread and Cool Earl were amongst the most prolific graffiti

artist in which American city?

- New York. - Philadelphia.

What is the real name of Fift Cent, who topped the UK album

charts in 2005 with The Massacre?

Curtis... Curtis, Curtis, Curtis...

I will take that as a pass!

Curtis pass!

I will give you half a point maybe!

What is the title of Lauryn Hill's '98 UK top three single which has

the lyrics, "Girlfriend let me break it down for you again, you know

"I only say because I'm truly genuine"?

Doo-wop That Thing.

Which Latino DJ created the first mixed plate in '77

combining sound bites, special effects and paused beats?

Pass.

Which NWA album released in '88 is widely regarded as the pioneering

record of gangster rap?

Straight Outta Compton.

In '87 which Beastie Boys record became the first rap album to top

the Billboard 200 charts?

License To Ill.

Jump Around became a massive crossover hit in 1992

for a then unknown hip-hop group, what was their name?

House of Pain.

Which record label was founded in '99 by Eminem

and his manager Paul Rosenberg?

Shady Records.

Which member of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five

is often credited with coining the term hip-hop to

describe the music that can out of disco rap?

Keith Cowboy.

What is the name of the Philadelphia-based MC whose single

To The Beat, Y'All was one of the first releases

by a solo female hip-hop artist?

- MC Lyte. - Lady B.

The hip-hop dance style known as the Kick Step

or the Funky Charleston, was made popular by which rapping duo

and first seen in the video for the song Getting Funky?

- Kid And Play? - Yes.

- Oh! - Always worth a guess.

Right, your other passes, well, your passes, that Latino

DJ with the first mixed plate and all that, Disco Wiz.

- Curtis, the surname, Jackson. - Oh!

- Yes! - It is the chair!

It is, it is and the lights and all that stuff, I know!

And the other one, that Run DMC track was Walk This Way.

- Which you also knew, didn't you? - Of course.

Here is the good news,

you've scored a very respectable total of 18 points.

And finally, Semtex, please.

You have already scored 12 points, but anyway,

you were the first hip-hop DJ on 1Xtra, right?

Yes.

I asked around about how I should regard you in this world

and they said, "Well, he is the sort of John Peel of the hip-hop world."

- Wow. - But that is the flattering bit.

Slightly less flattering part of the question is,

isn't this really a very young person's business?

Are you not getting on a bit now?

- Ask Eminem, who is 44... - That's true.

- And you are how old? - 40.

Ask Jay-Z, who is 46, you can ask Chuck D,

who is still touring the world with Public Enemy in his 60s,

DJ Red Alert, beyond that, if you like the music music, that's it.

- So it is mainstream now? - Parts of it is mainstream.

- Doesn't it then lose its edge? - Not at all.

Because some of the most exciting music is coming out of the mix tapes.

Some of the hottest artists, say for example, Little BB dropped

a mix tape last week, you might be familiar with them...

Most mornings, yeah(!)

He is the most anticipated,

uncompromising artist around at the moment.

He is not going mainstream any time soon.

There is an artist from Manchester called

Shotty Horroh, does his thing the freestyling,

again he has taken it to another level and taken it somewhere else.

He is not mainstream.

He might be one day, but right now, he is perfecting the art.

So what you are saying is there is new blood coming in all the time?

- It is always reinventing itself. - Great.

You have certainly done that yourself over the years.

And in this programme you are racing away with 12 points already.

Let's see how you do with your two minutes of general knowledge,

starting now.

A track on Ice-T's Home Invasion

and on Jay-Z's the Black Album both have the title "99..." what?

99 problems.

Which record label was founded by Dr Dre and Suge Knight in the early

'90s and made them influential players in the rap industry?

Death Row Records.

Which rap artist one Trevor Smith featured on his first UK number one

single Don't Cha with the Pussycat Dolls?

Busta Rhymes.

A Greek teenager called Demetrios

was one of the first to popularise street graffiti in New York.

What tag did he use?

Pass.

Which American R&B singer has had hit singles with George Benson,

George Michael, and Sting?

Pass.

Vanilla Ice's UK number one single, Ice, Ice, Baby,

begins, "All right, stop, collaborate and..."?

Listen.

Tone Loc's 1989 hit single Wild Thing

was taken from his US number one album.

What is its title?

Pass.

Which trio founded in Los Angeles in '88 by B-Real, Sen Dog, and DJ Muggs

became the first Latino American hip hop superstars?

- Cypress Hill. - Cypress Hill the correct answer.

What group did Cheryl James and Sandra Denton form in New York

that later had UK hit singles

such as Push It and Do You Want Me?

Salt-N-Pepa.

With which single did Will Smith and Jeff Townes performing as the

duo Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince top the UK singles chart in 1993?

Parents Just Don't Understand.

No, Boom, Shake The Room.

Which group's self titled '92 debut album originally featured

the controversial track, Cop Killer?

Body count.

What is the title of the 2011 UK top 10 hit by Drake that

features Rihanna and includes the lyrics, "I know you've been

"hurt by someone else, I can tell by the way you carry yourself"?

Pass.

Which group had a UK top three single with Rapper's Delight in '79.

Can you repeat the question?

Which group had a UK top three single with Rapper's Delight in '79?

Sugar Hill Gang.

Which hip-hop dance craze loosely based on a Martin Lawrence

female character from his '90s sitcom, Martin,

was developed by the team quintet, We Are Toonz?

Pass.

Which group reached number 15 in the UK charts in 1991 with the track,

Can I Kick It?

A Tribe Called Quest.

An American... BUZZER

Just started so I'll finish.

An American hip-hop record label known for signing both Mos Def

and Talib Kweli early in their careers was founded in 1996

by Brian Bater and Jarret Myer, what is the label name?

- Rawkus Records. - Is correct.

Let's have a look at your passes.

That hip-hop dance craze, that was the Nay Nay.

Didn't know that.

The title of that 2011 UK top 10 hit, Drake and Rihanna, Take Care.

That Tone Loc album was Loc-ed After Dark.

- I had forgotten. - Well, we do.

I should have got the Drake one.

That American R&B singer, Mary J Blige, or "MJ", whichever you prefer.

I'm a hip-hop guy, not an R&B guy.

You're not? Well I didn't write these questions!

The final pass, that Greek teenager, the tag used was TAKI 183.

So, here's the thing, Semtex, you have a grand total of 22 points.

APPLAUSE

Well, he held on to that lead, so no doubt about the winner,

in fourth place, with 12 points, Lethal Bizzle,

third-place, 16 points, DJ Target,

second-place, 18 points, A.Dot,

first place, with 22 points, Semtex.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations. Tell me how much it means to you, Mastermind?

It means a lot,

but I think it means even more to win this in my hometown, Manchester.

CHEERING

And I want to send a big up, or a shout out, to my colleagues,

Lethal Bizzle, Target, A.Dot,

they have been brilliant today, and A.Dot had me on my toes.

Didn't she just? It was touch and go.

Brilliant of you to take part, thanks a lot, congratulations,

and thank you for watching, Hip Hop Mastermind. Goodbye.