American Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Plan B - She Said

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American Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Plan B - She Said
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[@paultompson5231]

Pick an album, pick a track and enjoy. Defamation of Strickland Banks should really be listened to as a whole since it's more of a concept album that tells a story. Charmaine, live once ft Kano, no more eatin' and ill manors, would be a few standouts for me. Honestly just an incredible and influential artist.

[@supertuscans9512]

Saw him live, he’s really cool.

[@alexmaggs3461]

Modern day Jack the ripper is a fun one

[@bc2297]

Glad you think so, this album is relentless.

[@bc2297]

React to the whole album please. You’ll be blown away.

[@Manc82]

Never liked singer plan b but rapper plan b is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nannettefreeman7331]

When I lived in the UK in the late 1980s, I was struck by the DIVERSITY of music that made it into the Top 10 charts from week to week. Here in the US, our hits follow trends (Hip Hop is popular, EDM is popular, Rock is the thing, etc) & that is evidenced in our music charts where one style of music dominates for months on end. Not so in the UK. In the late 80s it was not at all unusual to see Madonna at #1 one week, a parody song performed by the puppets from "Spitting Image" the next week, followed by a hair metal band like Europe, then Aretha Franklin, Mel & Kim, Los Lobos, Rick Astley then MARRS! (I looked up THE actual UK charts from '86 & '87 to compile the preceding lisf, BTW) On any given day, this was the sort of variety of styles you could expect to hear on a Top 40 radio station's playlist! I would not be at all surprised to learn that it's still the same nowadays. You would NEVER hear anywhere CLOSE to this kind of diversity on American Top 40 radio! NEVER! I think it's this kind of diversity among popular music In the UK that produces genre-bending artists like Ren, & the lack of it in the US that makes someone like Ren's ability to shine across so many different genres utterly mind-blowing to us Yanks. The UK has long had a far more vibrant music culture than the US, where record labels & radio stations find a formula & just beat it into the ground, producing cookie-cutter wannabees (no offense, Don 😘) that are nowhere NEAR as talented as the artists that first started the trend. It's how we end up with folks like Vanilla Ice & Nickelback. 🤮

[@mooncalf_4534]

Worth noting Sleep Token are british and they're about as post-genre as music gets

[@sodem2810]

Sadly it’s not like it anymore.

[@Scooot1972]

​@sodem2810 its exactly like that. There is probably more diversity in music now more so than ever. The charts arent really a thing for singles anymore, its albums. Go there and you get everything. Since the Internet and downloads with algarythams linking one style to another ive heard so much more music. Just so you know I was around in the 70s onwards. Im 51 now

[@YourmanMogga]

Mate the uk music scene wouldn't be a thing it weren't for motown

[@Scooot1972]

@ShotgunMenace wrong! The blues scene. Cliff richard was around in the 50s, before motown. So were the tremerlows & the tornadoes. The beatles and stones were both influenced by chuck berry, little richard, howling wolf, bb king, muddy waters & jerry lee lewis

[@patisan]

Yes the wigs are a thing! Lawyers that represent clients in court in front of a judge are called barristers and they wear wigs and formal robes. Also, in most cases cameras are barred from the courtroom and sketch artists make sketches of the people in the courtroom to provide media outlets a visual representation of what went on in the courtroom. They’re actually not allowed to sketch in the court so have to do it afterwards from notes they take whilst in attendance.

[@munchh2007]

Yes i was shouting " dude shut up and listen man" 😂. He did some great stuff, but he also acted, hes in Harry Brown, wicked film, he also does vocals on som Chase & Status track and as you say they are FIRE🔥

[@SammieB1990]

His entire album 'defamation of strickland banks' tells the story of him sleeping with a woman, her claiming she didn't consent then him going to prison and his struggles whilst there. It's an incredible album and one of my favourites of all time. Ren mentioned in his Justin Hawkins interview that he worked with one of the musicians when he was signed to Sony. The album was a complete switch up for Plan B who was previously known for rap. His song charmaine got me in to him when i was about 16, I'm now 32 😂 I was also a bit intrigued as to what plan b song Ren could have been referencing on Hi Ren and found a thread on Reddit suggesting it could have been 'Everyday' which battles with his daily mental struggles. His album Ill Manors is 🔥 too. My favourite off that is Mr Drug Dealer. Here I am sounding like a crazy fan girl but most of his songs tell a story and are pretty relatable for most brits growing up on a council estate in the 00s. Hope you dig a bit deeper in to him. Love your channel ❤

[@icyravens]

Ren was working with Eric Appapoulay, who was a producer and bass player on The Defamation of Strickland Banks. Some of those Trick The Fox songs ended up on Freckled Angels after Ren and Eric's conversations about Ren releasing them.

[@alpey8487]

I am the narrator I’ve always been a big fan off of that album but Ill manors the song itself a decent hype up track

[@gminusmark]

@@alpey8487 He Has to Watch it! I tipped Joe E Sparks to "Ill Manors" & It's on his list!

[@purplebongo27]

When I worked in a bar...we, the staff, used tobdo a cover if this song....behind the bar!! Happy memories....thanks. love & light from South Wales UK 💜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🌻

[@kingcerberus93]

Wasn't actually him.. this whole album is a tribute to Strickland banks. This is telling his story. Not Ben drews.

[@zed4225]

I'm a massive fan of Plan B, and straight away could see the influence that Plan B had on Ren. A lot of the lyrics for Plan B's 'Who Needs Action When You Got Words and 'ill Manors' might get flagged on YT, not sure, but those two albums are absolute bangerz. The story telling is Ren level, or Ren is Plan B level, they are both next level anyway😂❤ Shout out to my fellow members here, and to #BP and #Don. Love n hugs to y'all🇦🇺

[@meezursrule]

Me too! I think Ren has a wide range of styles, but his bard-like stuff in Jenny and Screetch reminds me a lot of Plan B.

[@katrinakent1684]

I thought the same. He mentioned Plan B in Hi Ren so we knew there was an influence there anyway but I think you can really hear the Plan B influence in the last few bars or so of Sick Boi in particular.

[@chorleycc]

Which Plan B song if REN referring too on Hi Ren? I know a few Plan B bangers. I just don't know a song by Plan B on guitar which is a battle with his self consious. Appreciate you help finding it

[@manuelper]

@@chorleycc I second your post. I'd love to hear a more direct influence Plan B track.

[@sampanther8854]

Plan B acts too in "Harry Brown"

[@iamaced479]

I’m actually surprised this didn’t make it to USA it was massive here in the UK when it was released

[@petercoyne8300]

He went over to the usa and 10 people turned up to a concert he give them a private party got smashed with them and. Had fun. Then said never again, went into acting after that 😂

[@jeyzeus]

Check UK rapper The streets (Mike Skinner), he was also big inspiration for Ren (and you can hear it a bit). Good introduction would be Let's push things forward and Dry your eyes, but he has so many good songs and albums. His music is very unique and so so British.

[@helenswift5119]

Yessss!!! The Streets 💪👌👌 "it's too late" and "Blinded by the light" ...2 of my all time fav tunes 💯❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@farrahwalker6222]

The Streets album “A grand don’t come for free” is a must listen. A story that runs through the entire album. The protagonist loses £1,000, a “grand” in slang terms, and strives to recoup the money. First song on the album is ‘It was supposed to be so easy”

[@Zarz745]

The streets is grand music

[@thegiantyeti1367]

If you are going for the streets "never went to church" is one of the best tribute songs to a passing father I've ever heard moved me to tears so many times.

[@ianstewart5840]

I'd say the Everything Is Borrowed album is miles ahead of A Grand Don't Come

[@jamiecurran3544]

😁👍

[@johnflynn5044]

Love Mike Skinner One of the most under rated UK artists..He a true poet

[@meezursrule]

Ren's Tale of Jenny, Screetch and Violet is a three piece thing. Plan B's Defamation of Strickland Banks is similar (but there are a lot more parts to it)- several different songs all in a series, telling a story, It's great! Can highly recommend watching the whole series in order. Yes, the judges and barristers still do wear those wigs in the UK in some of the courts (not the family court). This is a criminal court in the video and I think they do still wear them there.

[@kurtlee3198]

its only crown court not in magistrate or youth court

[@dontknow8227]

Been waiting for this since seeing your Ren reaction! That opening snippet was what i thought would trigger you

[@Ati-MarcusS]

he was born as Benjamin Paul Ballance-Drew (born 22 October 1983)

[@suzannebaxter2888]

I am English and one thing we are incredibly proud of is our music it is a vast musical landscape. I personally couldn't care less what you look like but you better be able to sing live. I have been going to Glastonbury from the beginning and the different countries that showcase there is phenomenal. Plan B were fabulous.

[@reecewalton3177]

Nothing special about music anymore. The UK is horrible for music everything is owned by the big labels. Today's music is the worst in history.

[@annother3350]

@@reecewalton3177 You dont know what you're talking about. Get yourself off to a decent festival or a midweek pub music night you'll see the UK music scene is thriving

[@DBZ483]

suzannnnneeee

[@Foxsuper1]

I'm irish and the UK is the best for music and biscuits and sweets oh yeah, AND overall probably comedy is superior there also. ❤ irish people are good too considering our tiny population size of 5 million people ❤❤❤

[@dennybell3042]

The UK had the best music back in the day 🇬🇧

[@JodineThogmartin]

Thanks for doing that. America has missed out big time…he deserves more success ! Try “Stay too long” and “Recluse”. The whole album is a piece of art. And yes the judges wear powdered wigs here in the uk - you’re reaction was so funny 😂

[@bewilderedboy1]

Glad to see you picking up on Plan B. Not so active now, but when this was released he was all over. You need to check out “Charmaine” - sick plot twist, and “Ill Manors” for the UK vibe of the time. Keep up the great work & congratulations on the 100k. Much love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@TheSlimReefer]

He doesn't just do music, look at the films he's written produced and acted in "Harry Brown", and "ill manors" are two of my favourites it'll show you an insight to UK life in the council estates, Wikipedia plan b or something he's got so many hidden talents it's unreal

[@nicoletribolet64]

❤ Great role model. As a mother of boys who train, I appreciate the humble example he sets. Young men need real men like Khabib to be an example. Not everyone is as fortunate to have a father to look up to and role models are important. Thank you from a great full Mum xx

[@merileebleything-md2ju]

He made Harry Brown? I love that movie!

[@TheSlimReefer]

@@merileebleything-md2ju he didn't make it but I read he made it what it is, the gritty feel you get from the scenes were his input helping rewrite the script and make changes while filming, made it more realistic when looking into youth on council estates, when the producers and directors seen his inputs and changes he was making they weren't bitter they praised him for it, it made the film what it is. But that inspired him to write, ill manors, he wrote, directed, and wrote the music for it, then released an album alongside the film that was a huge success, he's a man of many hidden talents, just wish he'd make a comeback

[@merileebleything-md2ju]

@@TheSlimReefer thanks! 1💕

[@kaistone2692]

Ill manors is class, along with that whole album as the score, makes the whole thing a work of art

[@nubbypk]

Ben Balance-Drew (Plan B) is a multi talented English rapper, singer, songwriter, actor and filmmaker. After 'The Defamation Of Stickland Banks' he took a break from music to concentrate on his acting career and starred in a couple of UK gangster films, Harry Brown (with Michael Caine) and The Sweeney.

[@RavenZahadoom]

I'm really glad your looking into our (UK) back catalog. There are some talents who get big hits but are not really really known that well because they don't fully commit to chasing the money. Plan B is a great example. His a important artist for the UK scene.

[@rhunl]

Hey man, nice reaction. I've been re-listening to his album "The Defamation of Strickland Banks" since the Ren song too. The album's a whole story too, which is why you see "Strickland Banks" - his character, on the defendant's board in the video. If you fance some more British rap, I'd recommend Scroobius Pip. Another from the 2010s who has some really clever rhymes. "Let em Come" is probably his best known song.

[@mothermaclean]

Yes they still wear those wigs. Its a very Amy Winehouse sound

[@zed4225]

Mark Ronson feels

[@joegough5942]

I'm from UK he talks about the streets where we grew up. She said is part of a story you need to listen to all parts more than 1 song. Also Ill manors brilliant song and movie he directed must watch . What our hood is like

[@carylad]

So glad you got around to Plan B. My obsession with Plan B back in the day, now compares to how I'm obsessed with Ren. His first LP "Who needs actions when you've got words' is full rap. Second LP Defamation of Strickland banks Is a concept album which is mainly singing but with rap elements & his 3rd ill manors is a soundtrack to his film with the same name. -- he also has a mixtape called paint it blacker. A lot of his stuff is DARK but I'd definitely love to see more Plan B reactions on the channel ✌️

[@Ph4n_t0m]

Thank you for the guideposts! ❤

[@carylad]

​@@Ph4n_t0m no worries! Forgot to mention he did a few collabs with a group called Chase & Status which are well worth checking out too.

[@ThisCharminManc]

For a year or two he was huge in the U.K. Saw him live in Manchester and he smashed it. Hope he releases some new stuff soon.

[@pretlo]

Im from the UK and had jury duty once. Yes they wear the wigs still and its bizzare 🤣

[@cain5217]

I'm a barrister (wig wearer) in the UK courts. Yes, they are still worn in high courts purely from tradition. Until the 17th century, lawyers were expected to appear in court with clean, short hair and beards. Wigs made their first appearance in a courtroom purely and simply because that's what was being worn outside it

[@ianlomax2470]

A lying person then?

[@AndyTaken]

PLan B is a story telling clearly inspired Ren among others, Songs like "Playing with Fire ft Labrinth", "Drug Dealer"... though his bigger hits are "ill Manors" "She Said" "Stay to long". My favourite of his is actually him Featuring on Chase & Status "End Credits" which was the soundtrack theme for the film he co-starred in with Michael Caine called "Harry Brown" which was essentially a UK remake of Charles Bronson's "Death Wish". Good film, aslso worth a watch.

[@jimidave6281]

His song "Ill Manors" was a lot more of his rap side and a bit of social commentary on the UK at the time. Well worth a listen...

[@LottaLotta747]

Thank you for reminding me of how amazing Plan B is. “Stay too long” used to be our pre-party song and “The recluse” was my personal theme song for the longest time. “Praying” is also great and I can see a lot of Ren in “Ill manors” or rather Plan B in Ren… Two great artists however you choose to look at it. 🙌

[@likemike751]

Plan made an album and a film called ill manors and the album and the movie tie in together it’s unbelievable

[@carolmillins9199]

Great to hear this again.

[@ciaranl7590]

Thanks BP! I was very curious as well. Now I want to see more!

[@CirTap]

Shadow Ren's "Plan B dit it" (= playing the guitar) likely refers to "No more eatin"

[@terryfrench2435]

Just watch cap to the back and remember how old he was, the most underrated rapper of all time.

[@chelseahaley8350]

I just listened to them for the first time a few days ago and this song was my intro to them! Not what I was expecting, but was pleasantly surprised! You can definitely hear the influence in Ren's music! And Mayer Hawthorn is awesome!!! I love him! All the music I've discovered thru reaction channels, makes me feel like I've been living under a fucking rock! 🥴

[@philth8540]

Couldn’t believe this was 13 years ago! I was in love with this album at the time and doesn’t feel that long ago.

[@OrangeCopperTop]

He is a rapper and he produced a whole movie called ‘Ill Manors’, which through music and rap tells the story of 6. people linked through family and drugs and dirge locked into the unflinching daily grind of survival on the streets of London. It’s a must watch as it shows street life here in the UK, telling the stories through words and music. I watched it so many times. Plan B is the shit, he’s a London Boy. Oh btw, Judges and Barristers (uk High (crown) court Lawyers both wear wigs and gowns . When you see a trial here it’s full on theatre. Wigs, gowns, I mean look at the spectacle of Charles Coronation, theres so many ancient traditions here. The wigs are made of horse hair, and the robes they made are made of silk. I can’t believe nobody else has mentioned Ill Manors (2012) Come on guys??!!??? 😳😳😳😳

[@heartwork8318]

That was awesome! Definitely picked up on the jazzy Amy Winehouse vibe! Would love to see you do more of these!🔥🔥

[@UKmarlee]

Yes still wear the wigs in uk!plan b actor an singer from past 🇬🇧 lee

[@redangel169]

Loved it! I am a punk rock/metal girl at heart, but the last few years i have fallen in love with so many other genres, particularly rap and hip hop So, while i am well vwrsed on the immense contributions that UK artists have made to punk...i am playing catch up on their contributions to other genres because I'm catching up there generally.

[@paulaharris3875]

Ill manners - yagadda dooo eeet :) Also 'Prayin,, is a great track by plan b xx

[@dlm4ever975]

How did I miss this.. I effin love Plan B.. He was underground. Songs like this.. Pushed him more into radio. His catalogue of music is great.. Some of his tracks are very dark tho don't know if you will be able to play em.. But Plan B is fiyah 🔥and has alsorts of stuff so ur good for reactions.. Enjoy the little rabbit hole BP! 🎤🖤🎶

[@jimkhana007]

How did you miss this? 😂

[@dlm4ever975]

@@jimkhana007 aha not the song this time.. But I meant the reaction lmao 😂😂✌️

[@jimkhana007]

@@dlm4ever975 ahhhhhh 🤦‍♂️ 🤣😂🤣 TBF - it has only just dropped 🤷‍♂️ Can definitely see BP checking more stuff out though. Would be epic if he listened and reacted to the full Defamation of Strickland Banks album. That would be a total vibe!

[@wandafarmer7669]

Cool!! First time hearing this group !! I’ll be check more of them 🎶🔥🔥🔥🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@pamelah2744]

Look at me. Late to the party as always. Really enjoying your content x

[@themojoslide]

This album was the one made by the same guy who spotted Ren busking! 😎👌

[@alysonstrang948]

As usual you made me laugh 😂 and yes the judges in the UK still wear wigs 💐

[@ryanjones-zm4gg]

You boys need to react to plan b - charmaine

[@jimkhana007]

Yooooooo… Glad you’ve decided to pick up and check out some plan B, he is absolutely brilliant - seen him live and was blown away by his performance! You’d probably like some of his earlier stuff which was more underground rap, but if you check out the album this track is from - The Defamation of Strickland Banks, which he did as a homage to his fathers who was a big soul fan - you could pretty much pick up any track and be impressed. But listen to the album through and it tells a brilliant story - same with The Streets - A grand don’t come for free. I think you’d really value be listening to these and the concept 👍

[@sirteabag8652]

the performance Ren is referring to in HI - Ren is called "Plan-B Sick 2 def"

[@UmaJaba1]

Morning boss, I don't comment very often and I should comment more, you've got to check some of his earlier stuff, any of it, cheers chief

[@UmaJaba1]

Give Ill Manners a go, sure you'll like that one

[@gallente4TW]

Check out End Credits from the Michael Caine and Plan B movie 'Harry Brown'. Brilliant film BTW. Also The Sweeney movie.

[@SHAKED0WN.]

I've been meaning to check out Plan B for a while, thanks for doing this 🤘

[@Ash-ft5su]

End credits is my personal favourite.

[@britishbulldog3410]

Plan B did it, he most defiantly did, love that you did this , great reaction.

[@Walker6thAB]

This is from his album "deformation of strickland banks", it is an old school track by track story start to finish and would be worth listening too in order if you are going to listen to more.

[@DannyTheStreet]

Stay Too Long is the track that leads directly in to this one, worth checking out.

[@bigmak6617]

Brother I just happened on your ren video then strolled onto this and subscribed and liked to your channel plan b is the most slept on artist from the uk

[@Buzzdamc]

If you get a chance check out his film ‘ill manors’ he produced and directed it, also does the narration in a rap style, very unique, and portrays urban life in London more accurately than any other film has done

[@carlahelin5203]

So cool. Ok, I’m going to check out more of his stuff. Awesome reaction. Thanks for the turn on.

[@alanaduran9045]

Mayor Hawthorne and Leon Bridges are actually great references! This is my first time hearing him too. This 🔥. Thanks to you and Ren for putting me on. Excited to hear more

[@mamood1]

This was sick! Great to hear some Plan B. Would definitely love some more 💪🌟

[@D.Netten]

👏🏼 Plan B 🔥 The Defamation of Strickland Banks album 🔥💯 Free Love / love goes down / stay too long / prayin/ traded in my cigarettes and album Plan B - Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose 🔥 wait so long / queue jumping / heartbeat / stranger you gonna love it 👏🏼 and Plan B = soul brother 👊🏼😎✌🏼

[@Marloc2420]

That was really good. You’re in rare form today. I lmaoat your comments etc. Thank you for that 😂

[@dontknow8227]

You need to do this album as a piece (The defamation of Strickland Banks).. I don't want to spoil the journey, but do it in track order - you've already given yourself a spoiler. Other Album projects I would recommend: Ill manors - Plan B Psychodrama - Dave Sometimes I might be Introvert - Little Simz Little BIG Man - Wretch 32 My 21st Century Blues - RAYE Albums of note: Conflict of Interest - Ghetts NO YHANK YOU - Little Simz Overgrown - James Blake Council Estate of mind - Skinnyman Konnichiwa - Skepta You might struggle with dialect and references, colloquialisms and locality of reference: Top Tier - Mercston Back 2 Back - P Money & Little Dee Artists of note (listen to top 3 most popular songs): Cadet, Avelino, Ocean Wisdom, Devlin, Potter Payner, Aitch, Jaykae.... I'll stop

[@Gilly9244]

Stickland banks album needs to be listened to in full, tells the life story of a jazz musician. Incredible concept and he does it is nothing sort of incredible. And I’ll tell you now he’s one artist that can rap and preform live performances perfectly

[@TheNomaer]

Your reaction was super swag. Love how you were all by yourself on this and carried like a charm. Entertaining and fun watching you here reacting to Plan B. Nice Job! 😜😜💖💖❤❤

[@leafie1970]

Thank you so much for reminding me how much I adore this song

[@wimbbleberry]

If you're interested in the UK based genre-bending rabbit hole, Jamie T is worth checking out. Ren seems to be a fan too. Or Goldie Lookin Chain (GLC) for some entirely tongue-in-cheek Welsh hiphop (Ren is a fan again).

[@1361JACK]

Plan b also acts he was in the 2012 film the Sweeney

[@Jzaday]

You've got to listen to Ill Mannors. It's a song that addresses a lot about UK life that americans are often unaware of and it shows the diversity of his music. Love Plan B.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I love the song. It reminds a lot of Queens of the Stone Age song No One Knows.

[@jayjonasen3325]

Thanks for the introduction to Plan B! I meant to check em out when Ren shouted them out but forgot. Turns out i already know this song and LOVE it! Heavy subject matter.

[@jaykarimi7123]

This was FIIIIIIRE! Thank you for the intro to Plan B.

[@moonchild848]

Hey Mr. Pegasus! You're always super energetic and funny! The wigs do exist still in the UK, but the wooden teeth comment made me burst out laughing. I just heard this song for the first time today, and I wasn't sure what to expect but he was amazing in a unique way. Peace!

[@zed4225]

So happy your discovering Plan B #BP, you won't regret it and you will get a surprise too, he can also rap, sing, and play guitar lol PS I grew up in the UK, moved to Australia when I was 30, I'm 53 now. I love listening to UK artists, I get a little homesick sometimes.

[@ryanmalone9434]

Look forward to more plan b reactions, been waiting a long time lol.

[@mrsainsburys1]

Another great reaction, love the sway n click lol Ren history book ❤️🐊🙏👍

[@gavinwilson2071]

The more songs you listen too from this album the more of the story you'll get, I love The Recluse. Please react to Original Pirate Material by The Streets.

[@LastTryMedia]

Plan B is often overlooked in UK rap but trust, his pen is fucking savage. Quite a few insane tracks to listen to.

[@terryfrench2435]

Cap to the back was as raw as it gets

[@Av3rageD4D]

Man, I love that “swing music” in the chorus! I could listen to that on the regular! Thanks BP, hope you have a great day!

[@PhantomPanda1992]

The wigs are still legit ;) deffo watch more plan b buddy

[@icommentonreactions1619]

Love how much you vibing. Plan B was goated when this came out.

[@Lemonbees]

This album is a heartbreaking... ILL Manors is a as epic and a harsh reality listen. There is a film too that shows a mirror on parts of the UK and it's underbelly.

[@J0nny61]

That is what's known as musical genius. I can't say he's done anything better. Looking forward to your Ren interview.

[@Jayandmickeys]

Our judges are crown court judges with the wigs high court.. And great reaction video ✌️❤ from the uk

[@purplebongo27]

When I worked in a bar, we, the staff, used to do a cover of this..behind the bar! Happy memories, thank you. Love & light from South Wales UK 💜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🌻

[@davidkeller6718]

Wow - wonderful video!

[@kajenbop]

Next Plan B video I see... I’ll sub!

[@kajenbop]

“Love goes down” is a previous track on this album mentioned in this song that makes his accuser fall for him. “Ill manors” is a big track from a few year later 2 very different vibes lol

[@jasonking3022]

Looks like Ren has opened the door for lesser known UK artists. One of my favourites is Poalo Nutini from Scotland. I would love to see your reaction to Iron Sky performed live at Abbey Road Studios.

[@chrisharley1973]

I mean Plan B is not lesser known, he is way, way more famous than Ren in the UK, played mainstage at all the big festivals. Not sure he does much music these days just acting i think

[@seanstevenson9891]

It's almost Motown like. Love it, but nary a guitar in sight.😂 Love the direction the channel is going. Great Ren interview btw.

[@barrypos55]

Love the REN reference.... And yes in the Crown court judges and Kings councils ( attorneys) all still wear those wigs and gowns.!

[@davidmcginnis16]

Great vid bro. Luv plan b

[@Dj-Starrs]

Plan b what a wonderful refresher do be forgetting some of these talents as the years go by

[@francesmarinapatarangawhik4702]

Plan B cool, had everyone rockin' in that court, imagine. His voice is suave. Cool discovery, Black Pegasus...🤩👍☝️🖼☝️🎇

[@thebritishbushman8389]

Great reaction Black P. Loved this tune insanely when it came out. Would have it on my car cd player constantly. Reminds me of driving on the M25 to and from work! Quality. PL&H.

[@gre4ny214]

You need to listen to the full album of ill manners and watch the film

[@stevenwilliamturner638]

The Hi Ren reference is the fact when Plan b came out on his debut album he rapped over a guitar. Check out Sick 2 Def, No more eating and Couldn’t get along today. The Strickland album was a brilliant album and so was Ill manor’s. I still love his mix tape album Paint it black, so many great songs on that album.

[@Mommajarritos]

Love this! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Decay19XX]

You definitely have to check out his older rap tracks. Suzanne, Paint It Blacker, Charmaine, Dead and Buried, Couldn't Get Along, I Don't Hate You, Mama (loves a Crackhead), No More Eatin', Sick 2 Def. All of these are kinda essential and some are super dark.

[@mikeynma]

Rakin' the Dead as well...go on, scarper 😂

[@Decay19XX]

@mikeynma hahah yessss. "Before you could say, "blazin squad are gay," the police were on the scene doing forensics on the grave"

[@michaelaghmalone-hansen5656]

YES! Judges, barristers, and lawyers in the UK ALL wear white wigs as a symbol of power and respect for the law & to bring a sense of formality and solemnity to the courtroom. Like the robes the lawyers wear, the wigs are worn as a symbol of anonymity. The wigs are part of a uniform that creates a visual separation between the law and those being brought up before it. Wigs are so much a part of British criminal courts that if a barrister doesn't wear one, it's seen as an insult to the court.

[@SeeDaRipper...]

Thanks for clearing that up, saves me the trouble of having to regurgitate the same story to Americans who can't believe that we have custom and culture.🙄

[@SteveSimp93]

Plan B has alot of rap songs and singing songs. Kidz, Charmaine, ill manors are all dope rap with real meaning behind them