M Dot R talks about 100 Gyals estimated 6.7 million hits
Unlikely Sheppey reggae rapper Moses McGeorge, alias M Dot R, has been making waves with his new CD called 100 Gyals.
The modern-day 11-track mix-tape features his three top viral hits Dugga Daggaa (don’t ask), Yard Man Link and the grinding Gimme More.
The original angry man of rhyme and self-styled “white Jamaican” with blond dreadlocks and a gold tooth recently vented his spleen on BBC Radio One Xtra after an estimated 6.7 million hits on one of his more outrageous videos
Moses, 32, from Sheerness had been planning to film 100 dancing women for his 100 Girls (or “gyals”) music video on a Sheppey beach in August but has now ended up with one leggy female and a white Range Rover.
Moses, 32, from Sheerness had been planning to film 100 dancing women for his 100 Girls (or “gyals”) music video on a Sheppey beach in August but has now ended up with one leggy female and a white Range Rover.
The CD costs £7.99 from his Facebook page “m dot r” or can be downloaded from iTunes and Spotify. There is a free link to Sound Cloud.
Moses, 32, from Sheerness had been planning to film 100 dancing women for his 100 Girls (or “gyals”) music video on a Sheppey beach in August but has now ended up with one leggy female and a white Range Rover.
Moses, 32, from Sheerness had been planning to film 100 dancing women for his 100 Girls (or “gyals”) music video on a Sheppey beach in August but has now ended up with one leggy female and a white Range Rover.
The former Minster College student said: “The BBC loved the song. It’s had a great reaction. I even did a session for BBC Introducing. Since all this blew up it has really changed my life.”
M Dot R's new CD 100 Gyal
Scroll down for YouTube video to try to learn the lyrics
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