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-District poured me a glass of whiskey.
-I had a conversation with J:kenzo
-Shook Distance's hand & he signed my shirt.
-Tunnidge replied to me on twitter, plus I shook his hand
-Be-1ne replied to me on twitter
-Andre from Truth signed my shirt.
-I had a conversation with a rapper called Substantial (one of my favs)

^^^

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Soul Of Seun wrote:-District poured me a glass of whiskey.
-I had a conversation with J:kenzo
-Shook Distance's hand & he signed my shirt.
-Tunnidge replied to me on twitter, plus I shook his hand
-Be-1ne replied to me on twitter
-Andre from Truth signed my shirt.
-I had a conversation with a rapper called Substantial (one of my favs)

sounds like you went do a dubstep show

Yeah I find it amusing that people think talking to djs is that rare...

pkay wrote:

Soul Of Seun wrote:-District poured me a glass of whiskey.
-I had a conversation with J:kenzo
-Shook Distance's hand & he signed my shirt.
-Tunnidge replied to me on twitter, plus I shook his hand
-Be-1ne replied to me on twitter
-Andre from Truth signed my shirt.
-I had a conversation with a rapper called Substantial (one of my favs)

sounds like you went do a dubstep show

wolf89 wrote:Yeah I find it amusing that people think talking to djs is that rare...

well it is the SHIT claims to fame thread

wolf89 wrote:Yeah I find it amusing that people think talking to djs is that rare...

i agree, but playing xbox with one of your favourite producers is indeed surreal.

just reminded me of something. i used to play xbox with oli sykes, the vocalist from bring me the horizon, well known 'hardcore' band in the UK. i chainsawed him in half on gears of war and he called me a 'fookin jeb end'. ill never forget that day

if you're not a total fucking weirdo and contribute to the scene in some aspect, the odds of you working with your biggest musical idol is pretty good with bass music. Be it doing a show, or at the very least networking with them through messenger/social media.

pkay wrote:if you're not a total fucking weirdo and contribute to the scene in some aspect, the odds of you working with your biggest musical idol is pretty good with bass music. Be it doing a show, or at the very least networking with them through messenger/social media.

This.

jayladders wrote: just reminded me of something. i used to play xbox with oli sykes, the vocalist from bring me the horizon, well known 'hardcore' band in the UK. i chainsawed him in half on gears of war and he called me a 'fookin jeb end'. ill never forget that day

Housemate just got a full page feature in a magazine as the girl who made Jessie J a star.

What a cunt, eh?

is she actually a lez?

garethom wrote:

pkay wrote:if you're not a total fucking weirdo and contribute to the scene in some aspect, the odds of you working with your biggest musical idol is pretty good with bass music. Be it doing a show, or at the very least networking with them through messenger/social media.

This.

That.

Shit claim to fame? Once had the biggest music collection on DSF.

magma wrote:Housemate just got a full page feature in a magazine as the girl who made Jessie J a star.

What a cunt, eh?

Wait who is this and how did they make Jessie J a star? Needs more explaining. I was sure she recorded a whole album with some dude as a producer that got dropped as the label was bankrupt then another label picked her up?

Just been told this by someone who knows the original producer, don't know much more than that and that the guy got paid a lot for the one track he did that made it to the released album.

Unless I'm muddling Jessie J up with someone else. I might just be being stupid.

oh and erm on topic one of my mates just won a dnb arena award if that counts?

Also I own a dubplate of a version of a blacksmif tune that no other person anywhere has. No fame thing, just real exclusive!!

borgore tweeted at me a few years ago #broclub

Phigure wrote:

wolf89 wrote:Yeah I find it amusing that people think talking to djs is that rare...

well it is the SHIT claims to fame thread

It's barely even a claim to fame though. Plenty of people spoke to Isaac Newton, where the fuck are they?

Ash wrote:

garethom wrote:

pkay wrote:if you're not a total fucking weirdo and contribute to the scene in some aspect, the odds of you working with your biggest musical idol is pretty good with bass music. Be it doing a show, or at the very least networking with them through messenger/social media.

This.

That.

Shit claim to fame? Once had the biggest music collection on DSF.

How much are we talking here?

Did a jagerbomb with Hatcha & Skream.
Met Paul Ince and my mate told him to get his son to re-sign for Liverpool.
Saw N-Type break his arm while arm wrestling at Croydub
Sat in a greenroom at Fabric with Mark Ronson, Annie Mac, Redlight, Skream, P Money, Nick Grimshaw, Toddla T, Unitz & Benton, Taiki & Nulight and nicked DC Breaks rider.

wolf89 wrote:

magma wrote:Housemate just got a full page feature in a magazine as the girl who made Jessie J a star.

What a cunt, eh?

Wait who is this and how did they make Jessie J a star? Needs more explaining. I was sure she recorded a whole album with some dude as a producer that got dropped as the label was bankrupt then another label picked her up?

Just been told this by someone who knows the original producer, don't know much more than that and that the guy got paid a lot for the one track he did that made it to the released album.

Unless I'm muddling Jessie J up with someone else. I might just be being stupid.

My housemate who possibly tried to blame you for the blood on the bathroom walls at the party... she does PR for pop acts. Jessie J's career launch was her big project for the last couple of years.

She does a bit for Björk though too, which is much more acceptable... had a copy of her remixes album slipped under my door last night.

Sean Connery used to deliver my grans paper.

I made smoothies for Beastie Boys.