News about Tinie Tempah

Grime rapper and mental health advocate Shocka, 35, from Tottenham, appeared on the Hurt to Healing podcast where he discussed struggling with mental health and manic depression. In a snippet shared to Instagram, he candidly recalled a moment in 2011 when he 'exploded', leading his mother to call a Nigerian pastor to 'pray' away the incident. In another video, the rapper - real name Kenneth Erhahon - said schizophrenia was one of the 'most frightening things' he has ever experienced. (Pictured left: Shocka opens us about living with schizophrenia; right: The rapper on Instagram).

Kalani Smith, an American man who is visiting the United Kingdom, has confessed that he didn't expect to find 'good food' in the United Kingdom, but was pleasantly surprised. Despite most Americans' concerns that the food here is bad, he recently struck back at those who have been slamming British food in the comments on his videos by insisting that the food here is "delicious."

Meet the American woman who is obsessed with British culture, from Geordie Shore and TOWIE, to Tinie Tempah, and The Office. Fatou, a podcast host from Los Angeles, admits she was eager to be from the United Kingdom and has invested her time in everything having to do with the country. Her music taste, television shows she watched and even her celebrity crushes, so much so that some on the internet are now calling for her to be called a "honorary Brit."

It is well-known for its amusing content, and Friday morning was no different. However, Dermot O'Leary was forced to apologize to viewers after the program inadvertently broadcast an F word. During a segment of the program, rapper Tinie Tempah's explicit song 'Pass Out' played in the background.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock and her family in Birmingham attended the MBCC Awards on Saturday evening, looking stunning. The Inspirational Honorary Award was won by the Little Mix star, 32, where she was accompanied by her father John and sister Sarah. Leigh-Anne sported the chic white midi dress, which featured a button-down front and matched with sky-high heels, opting for pure elegance for the evening.

Coleen Rooney brought the glamour as she joined Wayne at the Football For Change Gala 2023 in Manchester on Saturday evening. In a glittering black gown, the WAG, 37, who has recently stepped out of Wayne's shadow with a bombshell Wagatha Christie documentary, a tell-all book and Vogue cover, caught the eye. At Old Trafford Cricket Ground, the couple spent the night mingling with a whole host of celebrities.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 32, gave fans a rare glimpse into her family life as she posted snaps of her twins whilst on holiday. The singer, who gave birth in August 2021, has chosen not to reveal her babies' names or gender, as well as hiding their faces from social media. However, her latest Instagram snaps sent followers into a rage as she posted a photo of the two children wearing matching outfits, including pastel yellow shorts, a printed top, and tiny white crocs.

Furious neighbors have reported that a resident turned a tiny bungalow into a 'alien spaceship' without their knowledge. The'shed on steroids', residents of Sandgate, Kent, is a'sticky thumb' that sticks out like a sore thumb.' The property has been turned from an ageing bungalow to a huge, modern house with huge sea-facing windows, as shown by photos before and after. The home is also expected to be on Channel 4's Extraordinary Extensions, which is hosted by rapper Tinie Tempah, a property and design enthusiast who follows homeowners as they unleash their inner architect.

With Top Gear set to be demolished and sent to the scrapheap, there's an opening for a new TV motoring series to capture petrol heads' hearts. And a series starting tonight could do just that, with Channel 4's Bangers: Mad for Cars debuting on our screens, honoring iconic cars from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Tinie Tempah, a musician, and F1 analyst and stunt driver Naomi Schiff, will front the new show, and many of us will recall from our history, including the Citroen Saxo, Ford Sierra Cosworth, and Peugeot 205 GTI. There are hiccups along the way, in true Top Gear style. The series will showcase the British artist, who has seven UK numbers ones, including first hitting 'Pass Out' in 2010 a rare Honda NSX supercar.

Celebrities have descended on Silverstone amid growing fear that the British Grand Prix will be the next high-profile sporting event targeted by Just Stop Oil protesters. Geri Horner starred in a white denim jumpsuit, while Brad Pitt appeared in a world-famous circuit disguised as fictional race car driver Sonny Hayes from his latest film Apex. They were joined by actor Damian Lewis, who performed the British national anthem, Manchester United defender Raphael Varane, guitarist Tom Grennan and Sam Ryder, and rapper Tinie Tempah, who performed the British naitonal anthem.

According to reports, Raptie Tempah will host a new Channel 4 show. According to a survey, the Frisky rapper, 34, has lined up to host Bangers, the latest Channel 4 motoring show was hoped to fill the vacuum left after the new series of Top Gear was cancelled by BBC.

RICHARD EDEN: Tinie Tempah, the Royal Family's favorite rapper, is planning to change the lyrics of his biggest hit now that King Charles is on the throne. Pass out, he is out. The lyric of this single from 2010 read: "Soon, I'll be the King like Prince Charles' child." Patrick Okogwu, Tempah, 34, says that now is the time to modernize it. The Coronation is coming up in May, and I'm thinking I'm going to bring the song up to date,' he tells me at the unveiling of a new art show, Addicted to Love, by Eve de Haan, East London's Quantus Gallery. 'Obviously, Prince William's the natural fit, but it doesn't quite have the same ring to it, does it?' He adds.

Issey Miyake (pictured right) died of liver cancer at the age of 84. Over 50 years, he had a global multi-brand fashion and perfume empire. He is mourned by a swathe of women and men across the creative arts and industries, across the media, theatre and academia

Chipmunk, the chart-topping rapper who was formerly known as Chipmunk, has been brought to the High Court by a tumultuous actor who says he owes royalties from one of his biggest hits. With his 2015 album Coward, which was conceived as a 'diss track' against Tinie Tempah, the Oopsy Daisy (pictured inset) earned more than 32 million Spotify streams. However, Dirty Danger (pictured right) is suing after saying he and Chip decided over the phone to a 50/50 split of all royalties from the hit, which was taken from a 2005 song of the former's. A judge will now decide on the controversy over the foul-mouthed track, which also includes the following: 'F*** you and your dead chess moves.' Chip, who goes by Jahmaal Fyffe, is known for his fallouts with other rappers, including Tinie Tempah and Stormzy. Danger, whose real name is David Nkrumah, claims that Chip will be able to 'exploit' the track for his new song Coward in October 2015 on the assumption that Dirty Danger will get half of the track's earnings. The two rappers decided on the phone and then had to be rushed out that night as a result of Tinie Tempah's volley in their 'diss' clash,' according to the barrister. However, when the written contract for the use of the track was signed, it did not specify 'accounting for and payments of royalties earned by the track's use other than the mechanical license.'