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Video: Didier Drogba Hip-Hop Remix Released
'The Drog-house' has exploded onto the underground scene with his fresh new beat that has got turntablists scrambling for the vinyl.
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May 8, 2009 12:14:07 PM
With Didier Drogba fast approaching his twilight years, combined with the escalating rumours that he is to be offloaded in the summer, the powerful no-nonsense justice-seeking Ivorian international is looking ahead to the future, and has made the surprise move of turning to hip-hop prior to hanging up his cleats.
His first single: That is a disgrace, has already become a global hit following it's release this morning, and there have already been calls for the rookie rapper to be awarded multiple MOBO's and countless Grammy's in order to recognise his lyrical skills.
The video below was shot at Stamford Bridge, in front of thousands of passionate fans, and sources close to Goal.com can reveal that esteemed music stars such as England's John Barnes are already looking at supporting 'The Drog-house' in his upcoming summer tour; Two minutes from Rome, where he is expected to perform his follow-up single; I'm sorry.
PLEASE NOTE: The video contains strong language and should not be viewed by minors or the easily offended.
Alan Dawson, Goal.com
His first single: That is a disgrace, has already become a global hit following it's release this morning, and there have already been calls for the rookie rapper to be awarded multiple MOBO's and countless Grammy's in order to recognise his lyrical skills.
The video below was shot at Stamford Bridge, in front of thousands of passionate fans, and sources close to Goal.com can reveal that esteemed music stars such as England's John Barnes are already looking at supporting 'The Drog-house' in his upcoming summer tour; Two minutes from Rome, where he is expected to perform his follow-up single; I'm sorry.
PLEASE NOTE: The video contains strong language and should not be viewed by minors or the easily offended.
Alan Dawson, Goal.com
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