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I’m a big fan of Dave but please don’t stuff like this if you don’t know much about rap, he’s probably the best in the UK but isn’t even top 20 overall
Okay based on that comment I can't even assume how old you could be, but first off the slang he used on this show is used all over London (Including North lol), also consider these words are used in other parts of our country. Adding to that the way we speak comes down to demographics. Our generation has been carrying slang words from primary school days up until now - Passing over the new vocabulary over to our parents' generation over the years has made it more acceptable as modern day English. Just like the new gens pass it over to us now. Just because someone uses slang does not diminish nor prove someone's intelligence (or lack of), like-wise if someone has an extensive vocabulary... but I won't get into that too much as gauging intelligence is subjective. I'm a professional in my mid-20s it's got to the point where I've been in offices and meetings with people between ages 35-60s where regardless of colour and regardless if they've been silver spooned or come from the gutters, inherited wealth or not; we all use slang. I personally try to keep it 'professional' at work but if I get too comfortable my 'road' side comes out and no one even flinches. I highly doubt i'm the only one who's noticed these changes over time.
I agree wholeheartedly with Dave when he was discussing the 'You don't have to be good to be popular'. All of these artists are having 'moments', even though a lot of the time, they're actual garbage songs. Respect to Ed OFCOURSE, but I do think he's wrong in saying 'You've gotta be good to have a hit', I don't think you have to be a good musician, maybe good at capitalising social media significance, but nothing else. People are blowing up on a daily, and their moment will pass just as quickly. Talent brings longevity, and we see this if we look deep enough.
I'm 25 and always loved English rap full stop. Dave is a genuine inspiration to the scene. Long live the wileys the dizzees and all the rest but Dave has come in and he will take over. Mature mind for a young guy, spreading the right messages none of the negative shit
He’s relatable also. His analogy of the electricity and leaving the light on, making a change, is a staple in a poor household or just anyone nowadays..
dave is such a relatable human being, both in his music and interviews. hopefully in the summer i can finally see him live. beautiful conversation, collab on a song tho
Dave stands out to me cos he's actually got something to say unlike a lot of music today which will be lost in time Dave will always be relevant as a window into life in the uk in the 20's
@@jamster1996 Did you even watch the interview at the end what Ed Sheeran said? Lool. Many artist don't stay in music very long and make it past the 10 year mark of their Career . Ed Sheeran has 97 awards compared to Dave
I am from Southwest London grew up around Tooting/Streatham/Brixton and went to the same college as Dave at Richmond. He is 3 years below....and I am proud of his success. I am a 34 year old Asian man! Also have met the interviewer several times, Nihal. Ed Sheeran saw one of his first performances in Balham SouthWestLondon
Daves point about ignorant horrible people and people being hateful from a place of knowledge is so true. I have learnt so much from his music it has such a big educational as well as artistic value. Fave song 💜.
You'd be forgiven for thinking Dave is much older than he is when you listen to his music, but this sit down kind of brings it back reality for me - the kid is just 20 years old and certainly talks like one.
dave started out a bit reserved but you can tell he warms up to the situation as the interview goes on. would love to hear more on his perspective, he's really a leader for the youth.
Dave is knowledgeable and very self aware. So much that I forget he's only 20 years old. The only thing that lets him down is his vocabulary. The amount of times he said like, and rah I couldn't help but notice. He will look back at this interview in years to come, self reflect and laugh.
Can't wait for this. You're a massive inspiration to us, man - on and off the stage. If any fellow fans are interested in learning Perfect on guitar, we've got tabs/a tutorial on our channel :)
I can appreciate self promotion like this, not telling someone to watch your videos, but just letting people know what is on your channel for people who are interested.
@@lucianmoss1140 Ah thank you man! Literally just wanna spread the love for Ed's music by getting more people to learn his songs :) Been listening to his albums on repeat haha!
Interviewer made it way too serious and tense no wonder mr Dave said like every 3 seconds, need ed and Dave in a interview like stormzy and Ed did!!! Let them guys chat never mind all that middle bollocks
Ed is the most adorable person on earth and he's come so far in the past 11 years I've personally known about him, I found out he existed when I was 3 and he carried me to who I am now. Honestly to God if it wasn't for this man I wouldn't be alive he melts me heart with his lyrics and personality and he's the best thing that ever happened to me💙💙💙
Love your music Ed. You are such an amazing person. I listen to your songs every day for years now. My biggest dream is to meet you. I hope you never stop making music. ❤
Favorite song of Dave's? Black. Favorite song by Ed Sheeran? All. I actually just started listening to Dave, and when this came out I was like, BRUHHHHH NO FREAKING WAYYY! I love you Ed and Dave! Thank you for bringing this awareness to the world and making it at least a little bit of a better place! And anybody reading this? Keep listening to their music. It is so wonderful and empowering! Makes you really wake up to the world.
I see Dave as creating awareness of the black experience of being brought up in London today rather than bringing people together per se.This is important.
I came here for Ed and if I’m honest I’ve never even heard of Dave. But Dave (not that you’ll read this) but you are the sweetest and one of the most authentic people I’ve ever seen talk about their music and the world today. You reminded me of a younger Ed Sheeran in that way. Very classy men. Great interview by all three of them.
I can’t wait for this interview about the power of music. For me, music has the strongest healing power. It has always helped me through rough times, especially the music of Ed Sheeran who is my all time favourite artist. There are so many things about him that made me fall in love with his music and he’s my inspiration. I love all his songs, his albums, his covers and the songs he’s written for other artists as well.
I absolutely love ed sheeran so so much 🥰🥰🥰 saw his concert in August 18th 2018 it was AWESOME but towards the end 6 songs left I had anxiety and couldn’t enjoy the rest of the concert it made me upset but I absolutely loved it ed puts on wonderful shows I hope he’s well
sorry, you couldn't enjoy the rest of the show, I had to sell my ed Sheeran ticket which I was so upset about and I felt so depressed for 3 weeks so I can feel your pain. but I love ed Sheeran what he does just make me cry as I can feel it coming from his heart
Ashleigh Thompson aww man I feel your pain as well thanks for your sweet comment yeah my older cousins invited us with them so my mom and dad were there too
