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Contents.Content The song overlaps thematically with Rascal's earlier singles ' and ', discussing nights out and good times.Critical reception Robert Copsey of gave the song a negative review, stating:'Dirtee Disco' is a '70s-influenced party tune on which Dizz raps about doing the, drinking and and wrapping his hands around the nearest girl's waist over some oh-so-groovy beats. Featuring vocals from none other than alumnus and former hopeful, it's more likely to remind you of your local Flares nightclub than the hedonistic heyday of. Close to the start of the track, Dizz warns: 'If you can't say something nice, then keep quiet.' We'd better keep our lips firmly shut then. Music video. This section needs expansion.
You can help. ( May 2010)In the music video, Rascal and his accomplices enter what appears to be a local village hall where has set up his mobile disco for the benefit of a number of older people. The disco is rather quiet until Rascal enters, then the party really gets started. He is accompanied by a number of attractive girls that are much younger than the other dancers, and all dressed for clubbing.
All the older people there are shocked at Rascal and the girls he is with. As the song ends, DJ Derek announces 'OK, that was Dizzee Rascal and Dirtee Disco. Some wicked moves out there.
Well it's nearly 10 o'clock, and the night is almost over. So it's time to slow things down a bit.'
Resetting powermax installer code alarm free. DJ Derek then puts on a slow song and everyone waltzes for the remainder of the video.Rascal told the about the video: 'There's no influence. That's not strutting, that's me, wearing a £2,000 suit. The moves are more influenced.
Keep an eye out for the models – I chose them. The video's about being able to have a good time wherever you go, whether it's a club or a church hall.' Track listings UK iTunes digital download. 'Dirtee Disco' (Radio Edit) – 3:40.
'Dirtee Disco' (Club Mix) – 4:46Chart performance 'Dirtee Disco' debuted on the at number one on 30 May 2010, marking Dizzee Rascal's fourth number one hit in the country. The single also managed to debut on the at number twenty-one on 28 May 2010. Despite being a No.
1 in the UK, it became the lowest-selling one of the year. Chart (2010)PeakPositionIreland 21(Official Charts Company)1(Official Charts Company)1(Official Charts Company)1(Official Charts Company)1References.
When, midway through the rubber-burning onslaught of “Road Rage,” Dizzee Rascal starts making car noises, there can be no doubt about what this fourth record represents: after three albums of relatively undiluted, high-grade grime, this is the erstwhile Dylan Mills cutting loose and smashing through grime’s supposed commercial ceiling. Packed with Ibiza-ready bangers (“Bonkers,” “Dance Wiv Me,” “Holiday,” “Dirtee Cash”), Tongue N’ Cheek effortlessly remolds an entire genre with an infectious smile on its face. When, midway through the rubber-burning onslaught of “Road Rage,” Dizzee Rascal starts making car noises, there can be no doubt about what this fourth record represents: after three albums of relatively undiluted, high-grade grime, this is the erstwhile Dylan Mills cutting loose and smashing through grime’s supposed commercial ceiling.
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Packed with Ibiza-ready bangers (“Bonkers,” “Dance Wiv Me,” “Holiday,” “Dirtee Cash”), Tongue N’ Cheek effortlessly remolds an entire genre with an infectious smile on its face.