Grime is a genre of rap music originating in the UK that is defined by faster tempos of around 140 BPM compared to 90 BPM for normal rap. It was influenced by UK garage, drum and bass, hip hop, and dancehall. Popular grime artists include Skepta, Jme, Stormzy, Wiley, and Dizzy Rascal. Grime songs are typically faster and more instrumental than normal rap songs, sometimes lacking a chorus.

1. GRIME
 THE GENRE OF GRIME IS MAINLY
A FORM OF RAP MUSIC THAT IS
SOCIALLY CONSIDERED TO BE
ON AN UP RISE.
 THE GENRE INCLUDES ARTISTS
LIKE SKEPTA, JME, STORMZY,
WILEY, DIZZEE RASCAL AND
MANY MORE.
 THE WAY THAT GRIME DIFFERS
FROM GENRES LIKE NORMAL
RAP IS TO DO WITH THE
SPECIFIC BPM (BEATS PER
MINUTE). GRIME HAS AROUND
140 BPM WHEREAS ‘NORMAL’
RAP HAS AROUND 90, THUS
MAKING GRIME MUSIC A LOT
FASTER. GRIME IS ALSO
DEVELOPED FROM UK GARAGE
AND JUNGLE STYLED MUSIC
WHEREAS RAP IS IT’S OWN
THING. EXAMPLES OF TYPICAL
SONGS FROM THE GENRE
COULD BE THINGS LIKE ‘MAN
DON’T CARE’ – JME, OR ‘SHUT UP’

2. WHAT’S TYPICAL OF GRIME
 FEATURES OF GRIME MUSIC
WOULD INCLUDE A SONG THAT
IS AROUND 140 BPM. THIS IS
WHAT DIFFERS IT FROM BEING
RAP. IT IS MAINLY DEVELOPED
FROM UK GARAGE, DRUM AND
BASS, HIP HOP AND
DANCEHALL. ADDITIONALLY IT
IS NOT UNCOMMON FOR A
GRIME SONG TO NOT HAVE A
CHORUS IN IT.
 TYPICAL GRIME SONGS THAT
DO HAVE CHORUSES COULD
BE SOMETHING LIKE
‘UNORTHODOX’ – WRETCH 32. A
GRIME SONG THAT DOESN’T
HAVE ANY SORT OF CHORUS
COULD BE SOMETHING LIKE