UK rap duo Krept and Konan returned to the stage last weekend on a BBC primetime special.
The pair performed on Team GB Olympic Homecoming, which aired last weekend.
The pair debuted a brand new track to pay homage to the Olympic athletes who participated for Team GB in the Paris games this year.
Emma Willis and Vernon Kay hosted a spectacular night of entertainment to welcome back Team GB.
Other performances included music stars such as Rag‘n’Bone Man, Clean Bandit and Jess Glynne.
The London-based rappers had audiences on their feet for the spectacular night.
They surprised fans with a new unreleased track Low Vibrations (Olympic version) which they penned especially for the show.
The duo rapped in front of a colourful backdrop with a scurry of dancers surrounding the pair bringing AO’s Manchester arena to life.
Fans couldn’t contain their excitement for the exclusive song, one user commented: “Lyrics crazzyyy embracing the UK city’s and culture (fire emoji)”
Another fan said: “I was there! Great performance!”
“Letsss goooo !” added a third.
“This is fire ( fire emoji’s)” commented a fourth.
The pair shot to fame in 2013 with their legendary mix-tape and have continued to stake their claim in the UK rap scene.
Since the duo’s debut they have collaborated with the likes of Ed Sheeran and Skepta and gone on to release hit songs like Freak of the Week and I Spy.
When they are not performing or rapping the pair host Bafta nominated The Rap Game UK which is set to air for it’s 6th series later this year.
The duo are reuniting with DJ Target are for the next season and see’s the trio search for the UK’s best unsigned rapper from a group of talented artists.
The BBC Three series offers a hot new take on run-of-the-mill talent shows reviving the genre for a younger audience.
