Has Wiley finally squashed his beef with Dizzee Rascal?
It seems as though the Wiley and Dizzee Rascal beef is finally over as the Godfather of grime reveals he thinks Dizzee Rascal is the "greatest person I’ve ever known".
Wiley and Dizzee Rascal have had an ongoing feud that dates back to Ayia Napa in 2003, when Dizzee Rascal got stabbed multiple times.
The beef was never resolved, and earlier this year Wiley called out Dizzee Rascal and Skepta for their recent collaboration "Money Right", alongside dropping a couple of diss tracks.
Despite Wiley sending for Dizzee Rascal on "Flip The Table", it seems that the Godfather of grime has moved past their turbulent relationship.
Last Friday (28 June), Wiley revealed on Twitter, "I do believe dizzee rascal done enough to headline that festival" after seeing Stormzy take to the Pyramid Stage.
I do believe dizzee rascal done enough to headline that festival also.#HeDid
— Wiley (@WileyUpdates) June 29, 2019
Speaking to NME about the tweet, Wiley said, "I’ll be honest with you. He’s done the most out of any black boy I’ve ever known in England. I’ve never seen anyone do more than what he’s done. For me, Dizzee is the greatest person I’ve ever known."
Expanding on their previous beef, Wiley added, "No matter what me and him say to each other we can’t deny the fact that we met each other, we had a vibe, and then it went wrong a little bit – he turned right and we turned left – and then he did everything he needed to do."
The rapper squashed the beef further by adding, "He didn’t do anything wrong in my eyes and so I’ve got no bad words for him there. In fact, I’ve got no bad words for him in any area."
- Nadine Shah, Moonchild Sanelly and Sue Tompkins to feature on Self Esteem's forthcoming album, A Complicated Woman
- Scowl announce new album, Are We All Angels
- Brown Horse announce their second studio album, All The Right Weaknesses
- Sumac and Moor Mother announce collaborative album, The Film
- Pan Amsterdam unveils new single, "Day Out"
- Index For Working Musik detail their second studio album, Which Direction Goes The Beam
- DITZ examine the commodification of queer culture on new single, "Four"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday