Skepta – Sticks ‘n’ Stones

Skepta – Sticks ‘n’ Stones

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Rap/Hip HopJune 1, 2009

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About the track

Skepta released “Sticks ‘n’ Stones” in 2009. It’s track 5 of 17 on Microphone Champion, Skepta’s album, released on June 1, 2009. It came out through Boy Better Know. On the tracklist it comes after “Look Out” and before “Too Many Man”. The song runs 3 minutes 21 seconds and is listed under Rap/Hip Hop. Skepta has 130 songs on TopCityTune; the artist profile shows the most played and the newest. Press play above to listen here, or stream it on Apple Music and Deezer. Save it to My Library to come back to it.

What it’s about

Arriving on the 2009 album Microphone Champion, this track sits squarely in Skepta's rap and hip hop catalog under the Boy Better Know banner. Going by the title Sticks ‘n’ Stones, the cut hints at resilience and brushing off negativity, drawing on the familiar old phrase. Running for just over three minutes, the clean release lets the UK-based artist showcase his delivery without explicit content. It offers another look into his earlier output before his later crossings into African music and high-profile link-ups with Nigerian stars.

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Track details

Song
Sticks ‘n’ Stones
Artist
Skepta
Track
5 of 17
Released
June 1, 2009
Length
3:21
Genre
Rap/Hip Hop
Label
Boy Better Know
Lyrics
Clean
Stream on
Apple Music, Deezer

In Skepta’s catalogue

From the album Microphone Champion

Album page
  1. 1 Reflecting
  2. 2 Are You Ready?
  3. 3 Oh My Gosh
  4. 4 Look Out
  5. 5 Sticks ‘n’ Stones
  6. 6 Too Many Man
  7. 7 Lush
  8. 8 My Emotions
  9. 9 Skepta
  10. 10 Amsterdam Skit
  11. 11 Disguise
  12. 12 Gingerbread Man
  13. 13 Ed Hardy Party
  14. 14 Madness
  15. 15 Over the Top
  16. 16 Dark
  17. 17 Rolex Sweep
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