Bout Dat Xperience

Love the energy on this track its sooooo crazy!! check it out

Rellstar representing for Team Bout Dat in this wild challenge Vs. PHD Media's (Rob)

S/O the newest addition to #TeamBoutDat he's gonna bring a whole new flava to your ears! Check him out.

Body of Birmingham dad Kinsgley Burrell not released one year on - Top Stories - News from @birminghammail

A message/warning to the imperialist nation that their time of ruling is finished. Also a humanitarian message for blacks and whites.

It has been at least a decade since Silkk last top the charts with his hit “That’s Cool,” but he proves the time hasn’t affected his skills with “C.O.LO.R.S.” The beat is smooth, the lines are relatively simple, but what makes it stick is the honesty in the words. Experience “C.O.LO.R.S.” for yourself, after the jump. Of all the people looking to climb back atop the charts this year, Silkk The Shocker was not one we were expecting to see. What do you think of Silkk’s return to the spotlight?

Phillip Sherriff, a 37-year-old father of two who was the victim of a bottle attack at a celebrity-packed party held by smartphone firm BlackBerry, died this morning, police said. Phillip Sherriff, 37, was fatally wounded at Pulse nightclub in central London following a performance by Brit award-winning singer Jessie J. Company director Ashley Charles, 25, was remanded in custody yesterday, charged over the attack which police are now investigating as murder. Mr Sherriff, a married telecommunications professional from Preston, Lancashire, was rushed to the Royal London Hospital after suffering a neck injury at the club in Southwark on Tuesday night. Medics battling to save his life were later forced to operate on his skull to remove pressure from an injury to his brain. But the wounded man - who remained in a critical condition - died this morning. His next of kin have been informed. "A post-mortem examination will be arranged in due course,...