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Whipping Up A Storm: Grime MC Stormzy (@Stormzy1) Cleans Up At GQ And AIM Awards

Award season is well and truly under way. Last night south London grime MC, Stormzy traded in his Adidas tracksuit  for a designer suit to attend two award shows taking place on same night, The GQ Men Of The Year Awards, and the  AIM Awards, which Mr Skeng was nominated for awards in multiple categories at both awards shows.

 Stormzy and  his right-hand-man Flipz dressed in a Burberry suits looking smooth, and did a little stunting for the social media, posting a video online before heading out for the evening.

First stop for the night was the The GQ Men Of The Year Awards where  Stormzy  won two awards, GQ’s ‘Man Of The Year’,  and  ‘Solo Artist Of the Year’, the later  being  presented to him by none other than Labour Party Leader, Jeremy Corbyn.

In his acceptance speech Stormzy praised Jeremy Corbyn, and and labeled Prime minister, Theresa May a “Paigon”, which many of the mainstream media outlets misquoted as “Pig”,  or “Pagan, not understanding the meaning of the word in UK street culture.

Tweeting  from his official account Jeremy Corbyn said:“Tonight, I was honoured to present @Stormzy1 with the @BritishGQ Solo Artist Of The Year award.”

Tonight, I was honoured to present @Stormzy1 with the @BritishGQ Solo Artist Of The Year award. https://t.co/HTYdxdecCB pic.twitter.com/jpKKduMGLc

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) September 5, 2017

Stormzy later responded to the Labour Leader’s tweet simply stating;”Legend, thank you ❤️”

Legend, thank you ❤️ https://t.co/jwN2FDqH1z

— #GSAP (@Stormzy1) September 5, 2017

Having to squeeze in two events on one the night, Stormzy rushed off to The Aim Awards where he was nominated for another two awards. With time being of the essence the wicked Skengman had to jump on the back of a motorcycle to make it top his destination on time.

Had to jump on a bike from the GQ Awards to the AIM Awards. This pic is a fucking shambles look at my crep pic.twitter.com/UJoDAVhXRZ

— #GSAP (@Stormzy1) September 6, 2017

It was no surprise to find out that the Wicked Skengman had cleaned up for a second time, being the biggest winner at the AIM Awards 2017. He took the ‘Album of the Year’ gong for his chart-topping debut ‘Gang Signs and Prayer’, plus the PPL Award For Most Played New

Having a more calm,  and serious vibe to his acceptance speech at AIM Awards, than he did at the GQ Awards, Stormzy said: “I put my heart and soul into this album” while taking the time to thank all involved in his project with a special shout out to Mr Fraser T Smith who manged the production process of the album.

Once again another great night for artist who just keeps going strength- to –strength. Congratulations Stormzy

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Huge congrats to @stormzyofficial for winning two @aimawards last night 🏆👏🏆😍 #aimawards #stormzy

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