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The UK rapper closes out an exceptional year in style.

A triumphant hometown show for the rising rap royalty.

Asked whether the UK was still a racist country, he said: “Definitely, 100 per cent. It’s like: ‘Oh no, we’re not racist’. But there’s a lot of racism in the country."

The show took place at Electric Ballroom to celebrate the release of Styles’ new album Fine Line.

Fantasy-flecked doomsters pillage Brixton.

“Sometimes they say you have to bend over and just take it, but don’t let it be the Tories", he said.

The mural has been painted on to a brick wall on Vyse Street in the city's historic Jewellery Quarter

“We find this significant in an era marked by the rise of the Right, and the renewal of fascism in an era of the Conservatives’ hostile environment, that has paradoxically made each of us and many of our friends and family again increasingly unwelcome in Britain.”

The high octane thrills throughout will ensure this is one experience not to be missed.