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Ms Dynamite s highs and lows as rapper turns 40 - £1m Pepsi deal to sad split
Ms Dynamite turns 40 years old today and to mark the occasion, Daily Star has taken a look back at what the Mercury Prize-winning artist has been up to in recent years
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Ms Dynamite burst onto the scene over two decades ago and she turns 40 years old on April 26.
Fresh off several MOBO nominations for ‘Best Female Act’ & ‘Best Hip Hop Act’, as well as a powerful performance at this year’s MOBO Awards. Ms Banks further cements herself as one of the UK’s leading hip hop acts with this unapologetic and hard-hitting track. Over a harrowing production, Ms Banks showcases her signature flow and unmatched lyricism whilst addressing the haters and running through her impressive resume to date. If her doubters weren’t aware before, Ms Banks has left no doubt that “You don’t know who you’re f king with”. On the track, Ms Banks states “Sugar spice and every thing nice, you crossed her once, don’t play with her twice. ”.
The MOBOs Came Back with an International BANG!
The MOBOs, an annual music award show based in the United Kingdom to honour global achievements in music of black origin of all styles Including hip hop, grime, R&B, soul, reggae, jazz, gospel, Afrobeats and all sorts of African music genres.
The organisation held its 23rd ceremony virtually on Wednesday by way of YouTube live in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hosts Maya Jama and Chunkz retained the dynamic essence of the culturally invigorating show which was also broadcast on BBC.
Double wins at this year s award show for London rapper Nines who picked up the prestigious Album of The Year and Best Hip Hop Act accolades and also for Jamaican-British singer-songwriter Mahalia who received the awards for Best R&B/Soul and best Female artist.