Wiley has brought Stormzy’s mother into the online feud between the two British rappers, threatening to “rip that weave off her head” in a new track.
Known as the Godfather of Grime, Wiley has criticized Glastonbury headlinerStormzyfor working withEd Sheeranon their single, Own It, the first number one of (************************************************. ***
The – year-old – best known for hits including Wearing My Rolex, Boasty and Heatwave – released the track Eediyat Skengman and accused Stormzy, (****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************, of having “never cared about grime, you just used it.”
He has also posted several tweets about the star.
In response, Stormzy shared his own song, Disappointed, in which he calls Wiley an “old man” with “a death wish” , says the only thing “bigger than me last year was Brexit”, and adds: “Mention my name for the clout, go figure.”
Wiley, who in 2020
won the Ivor Novello award for inspiration, has now responded again with Eediyat Skengman 2.
In the track, the veteran rapper accuses the younger star of owing him a “lump sum”, and asks his rival and his mother to “come and see me”.
Wiley, real name Richard Cowie, adds: “If I see your mum at Croydon market, I’m going to rip that weave off her head.”
A weave is a type of hair extension.
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