So that was Plan B with his track 'Kidz' and as you heard it did contain some strong language, and it talked about some serious issues. And on the 1Xtra website there's been a lot of reaction to the track over its lyrics about violence, teen s**, abortion and robbery amongst teens. But is this just a way for Plan B to get his track on air or a real reflection of life on the streets? Err, we're joined on the line now by our listeners: Dave from Leicester and Nero from London.
Hi.
Hello.
Can we start with Dave: what's your question for Plan B?
Okay, Plan B. Hi!
How you doing bro?
Er, it's good man, yeah. Erm, I'm just, what I'm thinking is that a lot of time in the media black people are portrayed as dangerous, violent criminals and prostitutes who should all be locked away and you've chosen to agree with that image and to encourage it. Don't you think that's quite negative and unoriginal of you?
A'ight, what colour do you think I am?
Erm. Pff. I dunno (dunno.)
Hi.
Hello.
Can we start with Dave: what's your question for Plan B?
Okay, Plan B. Hi!
How you doing bro?
Er, it's good man, yeah. Erm, I'm just, what I'm thinking is that a lot of time in the media black people are portrayed as dangerous, violent criminals and prostitutes who should all be locked away and you've chosen to agree with that image and to encourage it. Don't you think that's quite negative and unoriginal of you?
A'ight, what colour do you think I am?
Erm. Pff. I dunno (dunno.)