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Dizzee Rascal has denied claims that he has given up on his grime roots.
The rapper, who enjoyed a number one single with 'Dance Wiv Me' last year and has since teamed up with DJ Armand Van Helden for his new song 'Bonkers', insisted that he would "do the f**k what I want".
Speaking to DS backstage at the Radio 1 Big Weekend, he said: "Whose grime roots, what grime roots?
"Before grime I was into drum and bass and before that I was into heavy metal, I've been into all sorts. I'm just the biggest person to come out of grime, so I'll do the f**k what I want."
Click 'play' to watch the full interview:
The rapper, who enjoyed a number one single with 'Dance Wiv Me' last year and has since teamed up with DJ Armand Van Helden for his new song 'Bonkers', insisted that he would "do the f**k what I want".
Speaking to DS backstage at the Radio 1 Big Weekend, he said: "Whose grime roots, what grime roots?
"Before grime I was into drum and bass and before that I was into heavy metal, I've been into all sorts. I'm just the biggest person to come out of grime, so I'll do the f**k what I want."
Click 'play' to watch the full interview:
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