Dizzee Rascal
Informações gerais
Nome completo	Dylan Kwabena Mills
Também conhecido(a) como	Dizzee Rascal
Nascimento	18 de setembro de 1984 (40 anos)
Origem	Londres, Inglaterra
Nacionalidade	britânico
Gênero(s)	UK Garage Grime Ragga Hip Hop Música eletrônica
Instrumento(s)	Rapping
Outras ocupações	Rapper Cantor Compositor Produtor musical
Gravadora(s)	XL Records Matador Records Dirtee Stank Definitive Jux
Afiliação(ões)	Calvin Harris Chrome Guthrie Govan Alex Turner Basement Jaxx Underground Kingz The BPA
Página oficial	Página oficial

Dylan Kwabena Mills (Londres, 18 de setembro de 1984), mais conhecido pelo nome artisitico Dizzee Rascal, é um rapper, compositor e produtor musical britânico descendente de nigerianos e ganeses.^[1][2]

Sua música é uma mistura de UK garage, rap, grime, ragga e música eletrônica, com muito ecletismo demonstra familiaridade com os estilos mais exóticos. Mais conhecido por seus hits número-um "Dance Wiv Me", "Bonkers" e "Holiday", seu álbum de estreia, Boy in da Corner, ganhou o Mercury Prize de melhor álbum em 2003,^[3] sendo o primeiro álbum do gênero a receber tal prêmio.^[4]

• 2003: Boy in da Corner
• 2004: Showtime
• 2007: Maths + English
• 2009: Tongue N' Cheek

• Antville Music Video Awards
  • 2007, Best Narrative Video for "Sirens" (venceu)
  • 2013, Best Commissioning Artist (indicado)
• BT Digital Music Awards
  • 2003, Best Use of Mobile for Boy in da Corner (venceu)^[5]
  • 2010, Best Independent Artist (venceu)^[6]
  • 2010, Best Male Artist (indicado)^[7]
• Berlin Music Video Awards
  • 2018, Best Narrative for "Bop N Keep It Dippin" (indicado)^[8]
  • 2019, Best Narrative for "Money Right" (com Skepta) (indicado)
• Camerimage
  • 2013, Best Music Video for "Bassline Junkie" (indicado)^[9]
• D&AD Awards
  • 2019, Best Production Design for "Money Right" (Wood Pencil)^[10]
• Urban Music Awards
  • 2003, Best Newcomer (venceu)
  • 2009, Best Male (venceu)
• Mercury Prize
  • 2003, (venceu)
  • 2007, (indicado)
  • 2010, (indicado)
• MOBO Awards
  • 2003, Best Newcomer (indicado)
  • 2003, Best Garage Act (indicado)^[11]
  • 2004, UK Act of the Year (venceu)^[12]
  • 2007, Best UK Male (venceu)^[13]
  • 2007, Best Hip-Hop Act (indicado)
  • 2007, Best Single for "Sirens" (indicado)
  • 2007, Best Video for "Sirens" (indicado)
  • 2008, Best UK Male (venceu)^[14]
  • 2008, Best Hip-Hop Act (indicado)
  • 2008, Best Single for "Dance wiv Me" (indicado)
  • 2009, Best UK Act (indicado)^[15]
  • 2009, Best Hip-Hop Act (indicado)
  • 2009, Best Video for "Bonkers" (indicado)
  • 2010, Best UK Act (indicado)^[16]
  • 2010, Best Album for Tongue n' Cheek (indicado)
  • 2010, Best Video for "Dirtee Disco" (indicado)
  • 2013, Best Video for "Bassline Junkie" (indicado)^[17]
• MTV Video Music Awards Japan
  • 2009, Best Dance Video for "Toe Jam" (com The BPA & David Byrne) (indicado)^[18]
• Music Producers Guild Awards
  • 2010, UK Album of the Year for Tongue n' Cheek (venceu)^[19]
• NME Awards
  • 2004, Innovation (venceu)
• Brit Awards
  • 2004, British Breakthrough Act (indicado)
  • 2004, British Male Solo Artist (indicado)
  • 2004, British Urban Act (indicado)
  • 2005, British Urban Act (indicado)
  • 2006, British Urban Act (indicado)
  • 2009, British Single of the Year (indicado)
  • 2010, British Album of the Year (indicado)
  • 2010, British Male Solo Artist (venceu)^[20]
• BET Awards
  • 2010, Best International Act: UK (venceu)
  • 2014, Best International Act: UK (indicado)^[21]
• Hungarian Music Awards
  • 2014, Rap/Hip-Hop Album of the Year for The Fifth (Won)
• Ivor Novello Awards
  • 2004, Best Contemporary Song for "Jus' a Rascal" (Nominated)^[22]
  • 2009, Best Contemporary Song for "Dance wiv Me" (Nominated)^[23]
  • 2010, Album Award for Tongue n' Cheek (Nominated)^[24]
  • 2010, Best Contemporary Song for "Bonkers" (Nominated)
  • 2011, The Ivors Inspiration Award (Won)^[25]
• PLUG Independent Music Awards^[26]
  • 2005, Album of the Year for Boy in da Corner (Nominated)
  • 2005, Hip-Hop Album of the Year for Boy in da Corner (Nominated)
  • 2005, Artist of the Year (Nominated)
  • 2005, New Artist of the Year (Nominated)
  • 2005, Male Artist of the Year (Nominated)
• Popjustice £20 Music Prize
  • 2008, Best British Pop Single for "Dance wiv Me" (Nominated)
• Q Awards
  • 2004, Best Album for Showtime (Nominated)
  • 2009, Best Video for "Holiday" (Nominated)
  • 2009, Best Track for "Bonkers" (Nominated)
  • 2010, Best Male Artist (Nominated)
  • 2012, Best Solo Artist (Nominated)
• The Record of the Year
  • 2009, Record of the Year for "Bonkers" (Nominated)
• UK Music Video Awards
  • 2008, Best Dance Video for "Toe Jam" (with The BPA & David Byrne) (Nominated)
  • 2008, Best Urban Video for "Sirens" (Nominated)
  • 2009, Best Dance Video for "Bonkers" (Nominated)
  • 2010, Best Music Advertisement - Television or Online for "Tongue n' Cheek" (Won)
  • 2013, Best Art Direction & Design in a Video for "Goin' Crazy" (with Robbie Williams) (Nominated)
  • 2013, Best Pop Video – UK for "Goin' Crazy" (with Robbie Williams) (Nominated)
  • 2013, Best Pop Video – UK for "Wild" (with Jessie J & Big Sean) (Nominated)
  • 2013, Best Editing in a Video for "Wild" (with Jessie J & Big Sean) (Nominated)
  • 2013, Best Urban Video - UK for "I Don't Need a Reason" (Nominated)
  • 2013, Best Urban Video - UK for "Bassline Junkie" (Nominated)
  • 2015, Best Urban Video - UK for "Couple of Stacks" (Nominated)
  • 2015, Best Urban Video - UK for "Pagans" (Nominated)
  • 2018, Best Urban Video - UK for "Bop N Keep It Dippin" (Nominated)
  • 2018, Best Styling in a Video for "Bop N Keep It Dippin" (Nominated)
  • 2019, Best Production Design in a Video for "Money Right" (Nominated)^[27]
• Webby Awards
  • 2018, Best Music Video for "Bop N Keep It Dippin" (Won)^[28]
  • 2019, Best Music Video for "Money Right" (Won)^[29]

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