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The show is going on to its fourth season having released its first season in 2019. The show has seen well-known rappers such as F.O.S, Shogun, Bryn and Graft come through in their last 3 seasons and boost their already rising music careers.

With The help of Krept, Konan and DJ target the show sees 6 upcoming artists from the UK rap scene seeking the opportunity to gain experience and opportunities to help them take the next step in taking over the UK scene. The judges are legends in the UK music scene with DJ target having been heavily involved in the early UK grime scene as a member of grime crew Roll Deep. Krept and Konan are both in their early 30s but have been in the UK rap scene for over 10 years, having created international hits such as “Freak of the week “ and “G love”, the duo has gone on to create clothing brands as well as open their own restaurant ‘Crepes and Cones’ in their hometown Croydon.

The advertisement for the upcoming series of The rap game uk puts forward two key pieces of information, “Do you want to be mentored by some of the biggest names in UK rap?” and “Whatever your lyrical style we want to hear from you”. As the advertisement suggests it’s not only UK legends Krept, Konan and DJ Target who mentor and help the upcoming artists, the stars often bring along their artist’s friends and have had the likes of, Aitch, Young T and Bugsey, NSG and D double E as guest judges on the show.

Applicants for the upcoming season must be 18 or over before the 12th of march 2022 and can apply here.                                       

The video was released on the biggest platform for UK rap and hip hop GRM Daily and has gained nearly 700 thousand views in 2 days.

The rap duo released a documentary with the BBC where they explored Englishness while creating the catchy anthem ’Olé’, the documentary featured the Croydon duo speaking to England manager Gareth Southgate, Players Declan rice, Tyrone Ming, Dominic Calvert Lewin and Eni Aluko, as well as artists Big Zuu and Aitch.

The video was shot outside of Wembley ahead of Englands Group stage game against Scotland and features Krept, Konan and S1lva with the England fans as they prepared to watch their team compete against their neighbours, Scotland.

The song features Morrison, M1llionz and S1lva, the latter being very new in the music scene having only dropped his first single ‘Milli’ in May of 2021. Morrison on the other hand has been rapping for nearly 10 years but in the last year, the East Londoner has upped his work rate releasing 6 songs which have all received well over 1 million views each, with ‘Brothers’ featuring Jordan gaining 10 million views and ‘Bad guys’ featuring Loski sitting on nearly 7 million views. Northwest Birminghams own M1llionz was the last feature on the song and shot his part outside of his local stadium the Hawthorns home to West Bromich Albion FC.

The video for Englands official euro anthem ‘Olé’ is available to watch here: