Check out actor, ‘people’s champion’ and the mainstream’s go to guy when the subject matter relates to all things “URBAN” Adam Deacon and his new track ‘People’s Champion’.
Via GRM Daily
What the hell is muscle man Tiny Iron doing? Is he playing Adam’s stalker or bodyguard in the video?
“Yeah I’m a white boy but you might see me hangin out with all the man dem on Black Boy Lane”
Erm.. so only black men hang out on Black Boy Lane in Tottenham???
For those of you who don’t know about the history behind the name Black Boy Lane:
In the 1770s the value of black people in Britain was measured in terms of slaves, sugar and spice.
A centre of international capitalism, London was the financial hub of the British empire. Its places, its names and documents all demonstrate this international connectivity: Jamaica Road, Black Boy Lane and many more places in the capital reveal this history. Such names indicate the contacts between England and Africa because of trade routes and the slave trade.
Anyway your thoughts please….
MAD NEWS UK 
Crap, the boy need to grow up
isn’t Deacon way in to his 30s?
agreed Chico-Rei.
This is why I like his blog. Always dropping some serious facts amongst the madness.
another urban smash!!!
So, the bredder thinks he can roll tunes now? Utter foolishness, however his fans will lap up this dog’s vomit with pleasure. Never seen this brere in Black Boy Lane either, utter rubbish and dross!
Are you 100% sure you haven’t seen him hangin out with the man’s dem on Black Boy Lane Verbs?
Nah, sorry Jan, jogging the memory as we speak…………nope sorry, haven’t seen seen him or his breres hanging out there at all.
I am a white boy(massa), hanging out wid dem black boy lane(slaves). Utter foolishness. As if hanging out with another race is something worth pointing out(like a soar finger) in a song. I bet some black person wrote those lyrics for him for controversy and some attention.
oh dear!
This is what I’m saying, some people just don’t grow up, you’re 29 going on 30 talking about hanging on road trying to be down, c’mon now that’s just sad, that’s the kind of thing a 16 or 17 year old says