id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
dancecult-387	Fraser, Alistair	On the Content and Contribution of MCs in British Drum 'n' Bass	2014	19	.pdf	application/pdf	9826	476	65	Moreover, the use of “call and response” interactions between MCs and the audience, which “involves a succession of two distinct phrases performed by different musicians, whereby the second is heard as a direct response to the first” (2009: 53), reflects the Black Atlantic diaspora (Gilroy 1993) of which many MCs are members. Not surprisingly, lyrics by leading MCs such as Funsta have led some commentators within the industry to publicly call for an end, as the following tweet from drum ‘n’ bass journalist Joanna Ronson and subsequent (sarcastic) re-tweet by MC Funsta demonstrates: “‘@JoannaRonson: @FunstaMC remember our little chat in Brizzle?	cache/dancecult-387.pdf	txt/dancecult-387.txt