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15 Jan 10
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Not in the literal sense, but there's something about this article, about someone on a radio show having a spectacularly illiterate meltdown when his abilities are questioned that sounds familiar.
-Dubz star Dappy has apologised to a woman for sending her threatening text messages, after she contacted BBC Radio 1 expressing her dislike for the band.
Chloe Moody texted The Chris Moyles Show while the band were being interviewed, calling them "losers" and labelling Dappy "repulsive".
But she was shocked to receive a message the following day from rapper Dappy saying: "Your [sic] gonna die".
The BBC said Dappy took down Ms Moody's number without producers' knowledge.
Ms Moody, from Boston, Lincolnshire, texted the Radio 1 show while in the car with her mum.
I called her in the heat of the moment when I was angry, but that is no excuse for my behaviour
Dappy
She said she was "shocked" to receive the text messages and phone calls from the rapper the following day.
"I missed two calls from a number I didn't recognise, so I texted back asking who it was, and I got a text saying 'your gonna die'."
The message went on to say: "U sent a very bad msg towards Ndubz on The Chris Moyels [sic] Show yesterday Morning and for that reason u will never be left alone!!! If u say sorry I will leave you alone."
-Dubz star Dappy has apologised to a woman for sending her threatening text messages, after she contacted BBC Radio 1 expressing her dislike for the band.
Chloe Moody texted The Chris Moyles Show while the band were being interviewed, calling them "losers" and labelling Dappy "repulsive".
But she was shocked to receive a message the following day from rapper Dappy saying: "Your [sic] gonna die".
The BBC said Dappy took down Ms Moody's number without producers' knowledge.
Ms Moody, from Boston, Lincolnshire, texted the Radio 1 show while in the car with her mum.
I called her in the heat of the moment when I was angry, but that is no excuse for my behaviour
Dappy
She said she was "shocked" to receive the text messages and phone calls from the rapper the following day.
"I missed two calls from a number I didn't recognise, so I texted back asking who it was, and I got a text saying 'your gonna die'."
The message went on to say: "U sent a very bad msg towards Ndubz on The Chris Moyels [sic] Show yesterday Morning and for that reason u will never be left alone!!! If u say sorry I will leave you alone."
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:^0 what a koont
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was on this week last nite and predictabley established himself as a complete muppet. and he's got a kid :(
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That is an offence ...arrestable by the Police ...
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Being Each Way?
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Tuneeeeeeeeeeeee!!
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Last November, Dappy joined Schools Secretary Ed Balls to launch a Government campaign against "cyber-bullying" over mobile phones and the internet.
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is it working ?
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At the time, Mr Balls welcomed the release of an N-Dubz track called "RU Cyber Safe" as part of anti-bullying week and hailed the group as "great ambassadors" in the fight against bullies.
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Is he black ?
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