RODNEY P (LONDON POSSE / UK MC PIONEER) // KILLA KELA PODCAST # 442

[@Mrdorf14]

I never really liked UK Hip Hop until I heard London Posse. They really stood out because they used their own voices.

[@tjchill8634]

Many people came into Hip Hop dabbled and left. Rodney always stayed the course and remains active as ever. Mick Jagger showed in rock you don’t need to give up what you love. And in Hip Hop, you don’t stop! Salute to the U.K. Hip Hop Godfather Rodney P. 💚 Big ups Killa Kela 👊🏽

[@johnjoe5860]

I used to go to Covent Gardens at 11yrs old! Crazy, beautiful days!

[@geeman6204]

brothers keep doing what your doing and the the foundations are already set in stone!!!

[@III_Ed_B_III]

Nice, warm inteview. As mad as it sounds, It did make me respect Spray's interview technique. He got a lot.

[@johnjoe5860]

Big up Rodney P, Killa Kela, Best interview ive seen in a while!! Taking me back! 💯

[@WhirlwindD]

Absolutely brilliant interview! Big props

[@tazbee3920]

World famous supreme team

[@eviled2925]

Such a great interview with the legend Rodney P. So much history. 'Luv N Hate' is an all time favourite, that and 'Murderer Style' for the solo tracks. All the Skitz joints too 🔥🔥🔥

[@Talaria.School]

Great expérience to hear this. ❤ from Paris France.

[@rslbits533]

Yes yes, big respect for years.. Riddim Killa, no one got that flow! 🔥🔥

[@chaiam]

Props to the Graphotism in the background - used to subscribe to that. If I'd have known how valuable they'd be I would have kept them

[@P0GFLIPPER]

Fucking love this man big up rodders the guy from day paved the way you gotta understand man's made the way for you to get the understanding you say today ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Left_it]

Inspiration and legend. Also Deal Real was a big influence man... Salute to those dons. Rodneys take on grime is totally on point as well... Big up and forward

[@diggindan1498]

BIG TING'S 👊

[@vinyldemandtv5090]

Riddim Killa 👑

[@VicVegaTW]

great interview!

[@paullawson8610]

Rodney P uk legend

[@marxman300]

Not according to skinnyman lmao

[@paddy_wax]

​@marxman 300 why what did skinny say??

[@marxman300]

@@paddy_wax kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWrPkIuLi6uenbs 2.33.50 mark

[@marxman300]

​@Padmatic did u watch it

[@SlinkiestTortoise23]

@@marxman300 what did he say?

[@samohare3178]

The world famous supreme team is who p was trying to think of on the buffalo girls track

[@clobberonline6812]

Money mad was Grime !!! ORIGINAL LONDON DON !!!!

[@Only1TheDolby]

Real bloodclart talk 🕶

[@dripfeedgraffiti9298]

Dude!

[@armshousetoyourmumshouse]

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@robertsmithshair4199]

Ron was rebel MC's tour Dj too if i remember correctly

[@eviled2925]

Micron. Eastenders Rap in '87 same year as first London Posse 12" so maybe he was DJ for Rebel MC just after Rodney & Mell'o' or it overlapped?

[@robertsmithshair4199]

@@eviled2925 blimey, now that is a blast from the past!

[@eviled2925]

@@robertsmithshair4199 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioiTc6KcqsmFeLs

[@johnjoe5860]

PARKSIDE 5:2!

[@penrythajanitor4644]

If you talk about GOAT 5 UK MCs and dont mention this man and Roots Manuva you don't know what you're talking about What he says about Bionic style being the father of grime MCing holds a lot of weight too Never ever got his flowers remotely like he should have

[@GOLDTEETH00]

I remember I brought EPMD strictly business and mc duke organised rimes on cassette in 88 I was 9 years old and my dad played it when I got home and he said this is a fad and it wont be around in 2 to 3 years 35 years later look at it now dad you were wrong RIP DAD