I HAD A PLATINUM SELLING RAPPER CHECK MY PETE AND BAS THEORY

[@mcdonaldchad]

WTF. Krizz Kaliko.... mind. Blown. heh

[@ThatBoyBent]

Was Lloyd nervous I couldn't tell😂

[@CM-1723]

Get krizz react to some aitch

[@djh345]

You got Krizz?! Sheeh! And he was NOT AWARE?! WTF

[@bvaz711]

You guys will get these guys on mainstream soon and I am here for it!!!!

[@bgdaddy42069]

i said the sane thing had to watch

[@clb8645]

Pete and Bas are a fkin inspiration. I'm 47, and these mfers inspired me to work on an open mic standup routine.

[@abeining]

Good for you! 💪

[@ncrob391]

Go for it!! 👍👍

[@TalondoingLife]

I always thought about it, never did anything. It's cool to see someone going for it. I hope you make it!

[@Yushaodo]

Hell yeah!

[@mowvu]

do it fella!

[@jackryan444]

Pete and Bas becoming this, just to spend more time with their grandkids... Thats just so wholesome. I wish i could rap about coke with my grandpas.

[@PeterScottBurridge]

🔥🇬🇧

[@NotThatKindaKaren]

😂😂😂😂 goals

[@bri9498]

That's basically the best thing about this whole thing! Who cares about the rest.. Would love to make beats with my grandpa spitting fire lines, especially if it was me that wrote them, I would be laughing my ass off 😂

[@shornoMALONEY]

yah yah drug bars while chilling wiv grandma would be dope

[@kiki___.]

The way I never did any hard drugs but if my grandpa told me to try it, I might?? I guess 😅

[@johnash9390]

You just casually link up with kriz for a random video of you showing him Pete and Bas is such a flex lmao

[@Endless-River]

and in his studio as well lol, not just on Discord or something.

[@JGdoneSon]

Flex o' the century! 😅

[@W4ll_fl0w3r]

right!? lol

[@k-master973]

Kriz actually started his own reaction channel not long ago and he gets a lot of KZbinrs on to show him stuff Him and Tech have a lot of love for smaller/independent artists and it shows

[@Endless-River]

@@k-master973 yeah his channel is great :D, watched a couple of eminem reactions when he released them. Super natural on camera as well.

[@51H0N]

Love from the UK. So some context for the writing question. Bas is a professionally trained musician (brass) so he has a higher level of understanding when it comes to cadence. They write the bars themselves but their grandkids basically act as editors so the phrases and slang are up to date. So with that I'd say they write themselves with some help to keep current Also check out Browns. IMO their best track. From bars to flow to beat. That beat is something special

[@johnny72573]

Nine and dex are their grandsons nine is Pete’s and dex is bas ‘s they produce and help them write thier music. But concepts are all Pete and bas they just help like all producers do..

[@thar3volution76]

I came to say this

[@DShadowWolf]

Same

[@justinland1208]

And Bas's grandson looks exactly like him. Its crazy.

[@axelg5]

No shot. Nine and dex do the rapping and modulate their voices. Id put money on it.

[@michaelcabrera9634]

That's dope. So the grandsons bring youth and the current sound and the grandpas bring experience and maybe the gangsta life lol dope

[@darongeary3351]

I'm a 65 yo OG Rocker from Cali. never seen this. thank you for this gift!

[@derrickcooper4856]

They been at it for years... Check out Frank and Maury if you can find it on KZbin anymore, I believe all of Frank and Maury songs have been taken down.

[@nathanielmarshall6020]

Not only was "givin' her triplets" said three times, and therefore triple, "bangin' her" is itself a musical triplet (three notes, evenly divided, taking the space of two). So it's triple triplets. And "givin' her" is a fourth triplet, as a treat. So wild.

[@breakr16]

That jumped at me very first time I heard it, and blew my mind

[@jacobwhite1629]

Its crazy that so many of these reaction videos dont seem to get that its a musical joke.

[@danielhughes3758]

Yeah, that bar goes so hard and it's nothing short of genius

[@spracketskooch]

It's truly a fantastic line.

[@dumberdummer]

Good catch!

[@doilysimpkin6972]

The triple 'bangin her, bangin her, bangin her' bit has another meaning: Musically speaking, the track is in four four time but the rhythm he delivered the words in is called a 'syncopated triplet'. (My degree is in classical music).

[@thetalantonx]

So 100% confirmed facts - Nine and Dex are 91 Shots and Handsome Dexter. They are the producers for Pete & Bas, however on their visit to Plugged in with Fumez primary producing credit goes to Fumez with 91 Shots on beat producing. The behind the scenes video with Fumez shows Bas doing like 12 takes until he hits his long run to his own satisfaction. Additionally Pete & Bas do live shows, and when they do live shows they have their producers Nine and Dex with them. There are videos of concert performances in the UK with Pete & Bas, and in one video the power goes out and they perform acapella. Pete & Bas use stage last names. Lore, unconfirmed but plausible - Nine and Dex are their grandsons and on top of producing help with references and bars but the concepts come from Pete & Bas. Plausible because the references that Pete & Bas make reference more than just the current moment, they go deep into musical, cultural, and criminal history. They use a mix of Cockney Rhyming Slang and UK Drill Slang, much more than Nine and Dex do in their own work. Interesting note on timing - Nine and Dex started releasing their own project shortly after Pete's skin cancer scare and treatment. You hear Pete talking about his hopes and desires in the opening of Longthorne Shotgun.

[@jujutrini8412]

I think it’s obvious that it’s a true collaboration. Like most artists that are out there, in fact. Pete and Bas definitely deserve their flowers because they are truly talented artists.

[@slimconfucius]

@@thetalantonx they are not their grandsons, they have changed the story multiple times before they hit it big, calling them uncle before. In their older songs Bas' voice was also different, matching Nine and Dex's. As they got bigger they made changes to further mask their efforts

[@janesmith1008]

they write these along with their grandkids.

[@janesmith1008]

where's this behind the scenes video, I'm dying to see it.

[@thetalantonx]

@@janesmith1008 That's the lore, the story behind them. Also known as a kayfabe. I tried very hard with my comment to sort out the confirmed truth from the stories we fans tell or a projected storyline. Knowing Bas's real name and other occupation(s) is something that takes some research and I've noticed other people not doxxing him so I've not repeated what I've found.

[@MrGrimsmith]

Some of the slang is older than I am and it's sort of thing you just don't hear anymore. That's almost certainly coming from the old geezers. And yes, Pete was a postie (mailman to you over there) but it's a little more mixed with Bas. They're both from South London which includes Brixton, allegedly where UK Drill started, so they're going to sound similar to others from there. Personally I reckon they're getting a good chunk of help but the ideas are coming from an older generation, reminds me of some of the blokes I knew as a teenager. Sat quietly in the pub, telling tall tales and *nobody* messed with them. I didn't know anything about Drill before seeing these two pop up, I'm just an old goth and metalhead but the sound just grabbed me and I'm happy it did :)

[@mattinterweb]

The way they mix old cockney london slang with the current street lingo you have to be British to fully appreciate.

[@toxiczombiewolf5692]

​@mattinterweb as a brit i fully appreciate it some clever bars

[@hockerhelmut]

"a great way to spend their golden years, as gangster rappers". What a time we live in, for a line like that to be told.

[@Motorcitynights]

It really is a time when you can be ANYONE you want to be and it's beautiful. True freedom, unrestricted by taboo or identity guidelines.

[@michaelstevens5467]

​@@MotorcitynightsI will be evil then

[@jic1]

Ice-T is 66 years old, Dr. Dre is 59, and Ice Cube is 55. Pete & Bas may have been unusually old when they *started* being gangster rappers, but they aren't exceptionally old for gangster rappers.

[@AnonAmous-j6p]

It's super cringe how they are that old and not spreading wisdom and disillusionment to the ignorance of the soul. Is this whole cycle just being gay blk rapper wannabes all there is in life

[@marksutherlandjr.2121]

The Pete & Bass anomaly, and the dynamic with their voices, and their cadence is absolutely HEAT.

[@DrunkPlaylists]

absolutely heat lol ok

[@Marlboro-lights1]

Like Don & treble

[@charliecosta3971]

It's no secret that their grandchildren help them write. I've seen Pete and bas live at the Brixton academy and they have fantastic crowd control too.

[@kellygwdobbs]

Thanks. So Pete & Bas obviously aren't lip synching a Nine & Dex vocal track like some people think.

[@nodical802]

@@nunya2076prove it

[@BigZ52]

​@@nunya2076They really ain't. It's a clip of them recording in the booth . Yall are clowns

[@skyguyflyinghigh]

@@nunya2076 they've literally done live shows mate, i went to one of their shows and it was wild, pete downed a beer and looked like he wanted to fight someone in the audience and they even went freestyle a little over one of their other songs, there's interviews and they still sound the same man.

[@Cocoloving]

@@illumonic9026 hahhahahahahahahahahaha no they are not

[@BigPhilfrmSC]

Krizz Kaliko probably the most underrated artist. Talented dude right there!!

[@doniphan72ify]

Extremely talented dude right there.

[@dirkmcgurk1]

I love the fact that Krizz is into doing reactions now and this collaboration is such a welcome surprise!

[@slayer105246]

Absolutely love Krizz and it warms the hell out of my heart to know he appreciates Pete and Bas like he does.

[@richb2752]

I love how they accept them.

[@soundthealarm83]

I love how your latest side quest is exposing the people in your circle to Pete and Bas and getting their reactions

[@genesutton6383]

I was rocking this today riding down 71 in Aransas. I pulled up by about 20 guys on their motorcycles the whole group. I had this bumping and they were loving it. I listened to them all the time.

[@jackconnolly08]

saw them live 3 ish years ago, they can most definately do it live, they were throwing ginsters pasties and steak slices into the crowd, ICONIC proper gents getting a packed out club HYPED.

[@TANKtheRipper]

Hold up they were throwing steak in the crowd!?!? Ok thats pretty gangster.

[@rich7737]

I like them even more now. Ginsters are propa

[@madMARTYNmarsh1981]

​@TANKtheRipper a steak slice is a bit like a pie, but flat and made with puff pastry. If you look up Ginsters Steak Slice on the internet you'll see what they were lobbing to the crowd. They are very tasty.

[@TANKtheRipper]

@@madMARTYNmarsh1981 ok I was reading "ginsters pastries" and "steak slices" as two different things. I looked them up, so they're like hot pockets but actually good. Man I want to try some now but I don't think they are sold in the states.

[@TomGodson95]

Ginsters that's fucking hilarious 😅😂

[@Bear230grain]

They said in an interview that their grandsons (who are part of the UK group mentioned) help them translate the lyrics they write to match today’s slang.

[@KirbyPooh]

Gotta show him “stepped into the building” with Pete n bas.

[@identifying.as.asovereignhuman]

It's their best track

[@ryanolsen294]

@@identifying.as.asovereignhumanI’d say 2nd best, after Bish Bash Bosh

[@stobe187]

Quick 1-2 is a must.

[@mowvu]

dude, every track is a banger lol

[@plwadodveeefdv]

​@@ryanolsen294phew that zip lock bar was 🔥

[@jasonlawrence4617]

these guys are beyond rapping. They are so upbeat. The beats hooked me. even the way they move. They stick right with the beat...the same way someone would move to a country song......but its a completely different beat and melody. i love it. legends.....that i dont believe would be famous if they were only 30.

[@jkportfolio]

Cockney culture has been steeped in rhyme and rhythm since the 1800s. If you want to see an example check out Chaz and Dave The Sideboard Song from 1979. If you swap the melodic inflection for rap the cadence is hip hop.

[@kornsin]

Never heard the song but checked it out and played it at 3/4 speed and you hit it right on the head. Kudos for such a reference!

[@rollerskeezer3325]

@jkportfolio and rhyming slang evolved to evade undercover police eavesdropping in pubs

[@jujutrini8412]

You are so right. The cockney gangster and rhyming slang go hand in hand so it all kind of works for this style of music!

[@tattoodude8946]

True - cockney rhyming slang is wild. As an American that watches a ton of British TV and movies, that is probably the only thing in that culture that really throws me for a loop. It is a completely different way of coming at slang that is not very easy to pick up the meaning of. Really cool though and certainly would lend itself well to rap (clearly!).

[@marisaJ1]

I used to love Chas & Dave. They bring back some memories.

[@marksutherlandjr.2121]

It's always so much fun watching true students of hip hop culture that KNOW when they are hearing heat. Experience the Pete & Bass anomaly.

[@tomthirkill-kirk4488]

I think one of the reasons Pete and Bas work is that it would have been very easy for them to have tried to make it funny, talking about being old, having a bad back, etc. But they don't mention their age, they just deliver BARS!

[@yb3604]

Kali Baby!!! You two match energies very well I enjoy y'all commentary Stay safe

[@PeterScottBurridge]

It’s a family enterprise. True Gangsta‘s 🔥🇬🇧

[@PeterScottBurridge]

🔥🇬🇧

[@stobe187]

By now it is quite clear that the writing is a collaborative effort (their grandsons Nine & Dex helping out with the structure and new slang, Pete and Bas throwing in old references and old slang). Doesn't matter to me that they aren't writing the verses 100% by themselves - they still need to perform those bars and the flows are impeccable. That's not easy to do, even when you're in your 20's.

[@fukhue8226]

99.9% of the songs out of Nashville Tennessee are not written by the artist. Every song Dwight Yokam did was an old remake. Not one song on George Strait's Ocean Front Property album was written by George. Pete and Bas are putting more into this than most Country Artists and they sell Millions of albums every year!

[@JOZZYmusic]

Yeah this is the most plausible explanation to me as well. The entire group old and young are insanely talented and bringing out the best work from one another. They drop lots of red herrings to build up lore and legend around their reputation, but I feel like it's actually as simple as they all just bond over a mutual love of hip-hop.

[@boskee]

There's no grandsons. Those two are actors hired for this role by SindhuWorld who posted an ad looking for "...an actor to be the face of our latest project. In short, we write, record and produce music and then get actors such as yourself to play the role of the characters performing the music. As the music is contemporary rap music, we use older actors to play the role of the performing artist (the rapper) creating a juxtaposition that has captivated and fascinated millions of people worldwide."

[@VerdaTal]

Hey, I just wanted to say (as a Metalhead White dude that stumbled upon Pete and Bas and fell in love with 'em) that I appreciate the depth and relevance of your reactions. You're leagues above the swell of stoned dudes going "Damn, that's crazy. Like and subscribe!" and felt inspired to tell you so. And hey, if you're reading, I would absolutely come back to watch you react to "Awakening" by Unleash the Archers. It's done well as an introduction to modern metal for outsiders.

[@EliDufoo]

Is great that and Pete and Bas are getting some love from legends like Krizz and T pain. Amazing

[@sikxvenom2622]

BOYD THIS IS MASSIVE!!!! Huge amount of respect for having Krizz on the channel!!

[@bens2529]

As a brit and a big fan of Pete N Bass this video is so cool. thank you both gentlemen so much.

[@jacobwhite1629]

Bas is a jazz pianist. He has a record. There is also a video of him acting in a skit playing Q in a fictional james bond

[@flowaskis]

Best analysis, best not blindfolded reaction video! Thank you both so much for your thoughtful breakdown of this awesome track.

[@aongra]

Wait- What- how did you get Krizz on here- what is happening- this is making my entire night

[@MamboGimbobili]

Im seeing Pete & Bas live in a couple of weeks in Germany. Stoked and curious how theyll do in stage

[@PhunkenHungry]

Nine and Dex are the Grandsons, they have told the story Pete said his Grandon kept putting on Grime music and he didn't like it at first but after a while he got into it and found himself putting it on. They obviously help them out alot with beats and flows but at the end of the day Pete and Bas are awesome and they're able to do this. They use alot more old English slangs and saying Nine and Dex use more new pop culture references and obviously understand Hip Hop more. Both groups are amazing.

[@faciaw771]

Thanks for this info

[@faciaw771]

Thanks for this info

[@AAGEnzee]

nah man.. i still love these guys, but the sindhu channel that posts all of Pete n Bass is owned by Nine and Dex (among others), and they previously did the same thing with 'Frank and Murray' but it didn't work quite as well as this one did. Internet sleuths tracked down an old ad they posted for some older actors to play characters and the description matched what this became. Also, when these guys DO rap live, without backing tracks and such, they don't sound like they do on produced tracks. They don't have nearly the same flow and cadence, and their voices sound different. Pete isn't nearly as raspy, and Bas isn't as deep or.. idk how to describe his accent but it's a bit different. I think they started out 100% lip synching, but they've been practicing to rap for a few years now so they can pull off a decent performance themselves to help sell the whole idea, but it sounds very different than their produced tracks. Lastly, if you actually go listen to Nine n Dex's songs, they are almost the exact same style. Flow, cadence, music and lyrics.

[@PhunkenHungry]

@AAGEnzee Have you ever heard Rob Zombie live haha ?

[@1683clifton]

Seen.

[@farleysmoke5130]

Glad Krizz likes this. I’m a fan of his and Pete and Bas . Respect from the UK 🇬🇧

[@bendaniel2271]

That cadence, check out the old cockney knees up songs and, more importantly, Chas and Dave. Pete and Bas are hybrid London sounds where old meets new. Proper contemporary in the sense of understanding the dialectic between the old and the new and producing something characteristic of that interaction.

[@Unders]

Damn so sick having Krizz in, Dude vocals were an inspiration to getting started.

[@hutchmusician]

Best P&B reaction I’ve seen. Knowledgeable, open, appreciative, respectful, insightful, respectful… you guys hit all the spots.

[@TheRowdydawg]

Been following Pete and Bas for years... SOMEDAMNBODY needs to collab with them on this side of the pond!!!

[@superreds1904]

Pete and Bas say they do write their own lyrics, they do get some help from their grandchildren with regards popular trends, such as "mukbangs" and things like that

[@chaselachapelle939]

Always loved Tech and Krizz - saw yall in Detroit and the show and performance was incredible.

[@jasons2851]

Man Krizz as a reactor is already awesome but seeing him on your channel is so effin fun!

[@richardockenden8669]

Great review, I stumbled here via Pete and Bas who I`ve just discovered, and man I just love them, and I`ve never been into this stuff at all. Refreshing and if nothing else a glimmer of hope for retirement.

[@whosamuwhat]

YOOOOOOOOO This is soo dope! Good to see talented people come together!

[@fakelandtommy4471]

Y'all are in my top 5 reactors. So happy to see y'all workin together.

[@fromlostdays863]

The duo I never knew I needed. I clicked this so fast.

[@Jason-ze8gy]

Seriously! They wakin krizz up!! I love the content and with the week I've been having, this shined light on my dreary days!

[@kirk1240]

Saw these guys in Copenhagen night, such awesome energy live - definitely a must do if they are in the neighborhood

[@lokithecat7225]

Boyd bringing in Family, and now Friends. Great that he's showing them the "Best of" KZbin

[@recon1stbat]

I saw where you asked if they could do it at a live show. They already do for anyone who wants to know. They're awesome. I flew over from the UScjust to see these guys.

[@hutchmusician]

Best P&B reaction I’ve seen. Knowledgeable, open, appreciative, respectful, insightful… you guys hit all the spots.

[@WindRipples-]

Kaliko is the most criminally underrated artist of the century. Man can rap his ass of, sing, choir, choruses, genius. Wish I could meet him.

[@djh345]

Aiight, you showing REAL rappers these REAL RAPPERS is the key. Im subscribing. Krizz, show then to Tech and sign them right up!!

[@davidgessin-mccully3919]

Hearing the STRAAAANGE music at the end of this would be the icing on the top of the cake lmao 🐍🦇

[@djh345]

@@davidgessin-mccully3919 sure would have! Unsubbed again. Dude didnt follow up his success at all, krizz didnt follow up his promise, and they just sponge off of 80+ y.o's with no integrity. Meh.

[@Meeckle]

I love the old fashioned rugs on the studio floor! Great detail.

[@jonnydeewhittaker561]

Without doubt the best reaction video ive seen on P&B.....Nice

[@munkiepoo]

I love that you love exposing people to this! Your grin at the beginning says it all.

[@Cyclopsonlyseeshisdeath]

Love this reaction video. And yes, they have been touring live for years

[@MJ-tg7wv]

This is just so cool. I love Krizz, having come across him in Target Practice. You do realise that you have introduced him to the Pete and Bas rabbit hole......... They are East Enders and cockneys (the bar - ringing the Bow bells - if you are born with the sound of the St Mary le bow bells, then you are a true cockney) - and they will have grown up around cockney rhyming slang Again - there is a rich history that they will have lived through, of the east end gangs - including the Krays - so whether a real part of gangs, or on the periphery - they have a past to draw on. Also, Bas has been a professional musician - sounds like in one interview I heard, he worked with a couple of well known bands, and he also played cruise ships And they have been at this for 7 years - they are not stupid, so they will have been learning their rapping skills in the same way as anyone else - so they might not write everything -but they will be more than sitting there waiting to be told what to rap Pete and bas performing at Manchester this year........kzbin.infoWM5F3afXZkM kzbin.infofV6s24iKwN0..........irrepressible!!! Above all - thanks Mr Boyd for doing this reaction - and thanks Krizz Kaliko for your response - Absolutely priceless. Love to all from the UK

[@Beatslager]

Its not only the bars that are fire but also the flows ! #PeteandBas are dope!

[@magnetsoldiercephas331]

Krizz chill asf. Humble and down to earth

[@follow_the_money_trail]

As someone who's spent years in the rock and metal music scene, these videos you're producing lately are a real eye opener and a breath of fresh air.

[@henrytawnn8694]

Seeing such a talented reactor with such a talented rapper and entertainer was a huge surprise, in such a good way. Who knew you knew Krizz Kaliko? And Krizz is going to T-Pain's birthday!? Damn. I'm speechless. Just made my entire week. Much appreciated Mr. LBoyd!

[@lizardbyt]

They pull this off so well. And a lot of artists have song writers. Hats off to them

[@davidcarter5504]

YO! A LEGEND in the house today! Awesome to see Krizz on the show MrLloyd is bring the heat with 2 more OGs

[@robbieleeson6341]

So its their kids and grandkids who share some of the latest trends, and these boys are from the East End of London... so they are natural quick talkers - put the two together and this is what you get. Love the work you're bringing here fella and thoroughly enjoyed watching along with you guys!

[@RoarinRoots]

Nine & Dex are Pete & Bas grandsons. I think they run the whole sindu sesh thing & artists

[@CasualGamerPlays]

You know you're good when you have platinum award winning artist question your style and cadence. I love the way Pete and Bas rap, i would love to see them in concert.

[@jenevon1]

Soooo glad you showed this to him!

[@brodudesdabomb]

Yo.. Wait. Krizz?! MRLBOYD You have made it my good sir. This is amazing. So glad to been here for so long and to see something like this. Holy Moly.

[@smittybenzo4693]

Loved the commentary on this.

[@namarupa3015]

I think it's BBC Radio One that plays drum and bass, dubstep, grime, and UK drill. The apparent origin of Pete and Bas was Pete's granddaughter kept switching to that station and Pete kept switching it back to classical, but eventually left it on the grime and started to like it. Soon enough, him and Bas got hip to the slang with help from the grandkids and got locked into the sound by binging the music from the scene. Bas works in a music store tuning pianos or something, so it wouldn't be too hard for a lifelong musician to decode cadences. I think they're authentic.

[@fluxibus]

In answer to a question asked by the guys, as far as the way they speak, the accent and use of words is COMPLETLY authentic South London. If you go to any of the pubs down there where the old geezers hang out, you will hear this exact manner of speech, accent, cadence and all of it. These guys are 100% authentic. I can't vouch for who writes or whatever. But they are as real as it gets. Take a trip down there before this generation is gone.

[@Reelphresh]

They need to make a pete and bas movie tied into the lock stock n two smoking barrels series.

[@dalewarhurst9714]

You know it's hitting when a rapper just gotta drop a bar!!!💯❤️‍🔥

[@simonfarre4907]

Why am I for some reason NOT surprised to see Krizz on here? I didn't even knew y'all knew each other, but something about both yall vibes i guess it what makes me not surprised. Ear house!!!

[@pjnathaniel5445]

HOLY CRAP YOU GOT KRIZZ KALIKO ON HERE!!!!!!

[@odigity]

I like how they're tackling this like detectives or scientists studying a newly discovered organism.

[@porqpai7082]

I mean, linking with Krizz is great, but you need to do more reactions with Cuzzo. I love his animation! Bring Cuzzo back!

[@itsakittyting]

I like how they did multiple songs in 1 reaction ♥ more reactors should do that! Saw them live, they are awesome

[@dootdoot1867]

Woaaah. Sick content. Need to do "Window pain cypher part 1"

[@Nobody_Cares913]

naaah dude how does yt only show this to me now this is like a dream man. Krizz is one of my all time favorite voices... OF ALL TIME

[@Eromadad88]

MRLBOYD is my fav reactor. And Krizz is one of the dopest artists out there. So this collab is phenomenal.

[@uhmnation8955]

Pete & bas window frame cypher 1&2 are phenomenal also pete & bas ft norman pain golf is unreal… everysong they have released is a banger as a man from the uk i put a few people onto these in 2018 when shut your mouth came out was monumental for the uk scene

[@Ryokai395]

I saw the thumbnail and I was like: "That rapper looks like Krizz Kaliko, lets see who it is. No way its him" :'D Very nice to see you guys are friends!! :D

[@thissatori]

It is videos like this that make this channel the best music reaction channel. 10/10

[@waynemaddams3151]

Loving your reactions, sending respect from the U.K. 🇬🇧 👊🏻

[@Wandering_Lost]

So you just know Krizz Kaliko like that…? Respect

[@HectorRios-lz3sz]

I just discovered these two a couple of days ago & discovered they been around a long time & I'm not into rap but OMG that's what I call rapping!!!!

[@bcagz9835]

Yoooo!?!? mrLBoyd with Kaliko??? I’m trippin. This is awesome.

[@UnicronX51]

Kali will literally come to your crib and do a video with you. That's dope. Genius on the Apple commercial too!? Kali baby!!

[@ClaireSmith-x6l]

Don't know if this comes through to a US audience, but the way they carry themselves is more than just a reflection on UK drill music, but they're representing an archetype of "successful London gangster": The sort of men that might have been around during or after the time of the Krays, but who made it to their later years, and so still hold that certain level of clout for who they are and what they did. No idea whether they're playing the character of aging London gangsters, or whether they've actually lived the life: They either play it well or lived it well.

[@Lilleth77]

They lived the life x

[@seanpaulluke]

Lads. I really like your attitude and your chilled personality. Subbed. Cheers ❤️

[@johnydoe6797]

legitimately fucking yelled cause I was so surprised seeing the thumbnail on the other video with KRIZZ!!! when 2 worlds come together holy SHIT insane so random hahaha.... Been a Stranger for 10+ years, and Met krizz when he came to Chilliwack in Canada a long time ago. And Mr Boyd is the only patreon Im signed up to! and the fact they covered the Diddy case.. I swear to god the holy trifecta 🤣 This video was great

[@honkeykong9592]

I love these guys, glad you reacting to them. The tall one flow is ridic.

[@davidwhirl]

Subbed, great content my friend. all the way from the UK💯🔥

[@ordinarybearing]

All good warriors are awakening, been watching studying whilst you growing ☯️

[@piotrjeske4599]

Cockney Rhyming is around 300 years old . And it is the great great grandfather of rap.

[@demartucker9882]

Nice try. American rap is on a different thread of cultural history.

[@Matt-ou7tu]

​@@demartucker9882Cockney rhyming slang has existed longer than the US has been a country.

[@vmat6684]

​@Matt-ou7tu Rap has African Griot origins. Griots are West African storytellers, musicians, and oral historians who preserve their people's traditions and history and also perform functions, etc. In southern Africa, there is a similar tradition called praise singing.