
With model girlfriends, £600,000 houses, diamond-encrusted Rolexes, the Albanian rappers certainly seem to be living very well in the UK, even though, as the Daily Mail says, they've never hit the top of the charts.
Singers such as MGee and Lucii are among dozens of artists amassing thousands of Spotify and YouTube subscribers thanks to their songs, which often promote crime, guns and drugs while bashing Britain's institutions, the article continues.
All this, the Daily Mail says in the scathing article, at a time when their countrymen continue to dominate the international cocaine market, flooding Britain's streets with the Class A drug and using extreme violence against anyone who gets in their way, including executions.
In their social media posts and music videos, several rap stars seem to endorse the criminal lifestyle as they poke fun at British policemen who call them 'pigs', boast of owning Skorpion assault rifles and share tips on how to break car windows .
While some rappers insist that they have no connection to the underworld, for others, the lines are more blurred, continues the article which recalls how the Hellbanianz Gang, which is much feared on the streets of London, has many rappers in its ranks and many members in prison.
Two of its members, Fabion 'Gucci' Kuci and Azem 'Ziro' Dajci, filmed themselves inside the prison cells in Wormwood Scrubs, while awaiting sentencing for theft, and posted photos and videos on Instagram and YouTube./Taken from Dailymail