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  ‘It’s more global than ever’: Big Shaq, The Vamps, George Ezra and Pixie Lott gush over London music scene at Brit Awards 2018

  Big Shaq, Troye Sivan, The Vamps, George Ezra and Pixie Lott were all among artists highlighting the “global” success of the London music scene and its artists at this year’s Brit Awards. Won’t Forget You singer Pixie Lott said: “The London music scene will always be great, it has been for years and years.

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  HuffPost UK

  Brit Awards 2018: 30 Celebs Who Let Their Hair Down At The Afterparties

  There'll be lots of sore heads today.

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  The Independent

  Nike advert, 'Nothing Beats A Londoner': Michael Dapaah, Harry Kane and Skepta in new ad highlighting London's diversity

  Nike had released a major new advertisement celebrating London's diversity, featuring an array of stars including Skepta, Harry Kane, Michael Dapaah and host of other figures from the worlds of sport and music. A moment of comedy sees Michael Dapaah, the actor behind Big Shaq of ‘Mans Not Hot’ fame, boast of being best mates with Arsenal’s Alex Iwobi, who then rejects him, with artists J Hus, AJ Tracey and Dave looking on in disapproval. Mo Farah, Eden Hazard and Dina Asher-Smith also appear i

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  Business Insider UK

  Michael Dapaah aka 'Big Shaq' talks about the origins of his comedy character 'Big Shaq'

  Business Insider spoke with entertainer and viral phenomenon Michael Dapaah, also known as MC BIG SHAQ who performs the song "Man's not hot."The character - originally known as just "Shaq" - is a depiction of what Dapaah calls London "roadman" growing up in the city.Dapaah says the success of the character is due to him being a person people haveseen generally in real life, regardless of where they're from. Read the full transcript below:His name was originally "Shaq. ...

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