Big Narstie, Scorcher and Stonebwoy Release Official Video for ‘History’

UK grime heavyweights Big Narstie and Scorcher have released the official music video for ‘History’, their joint single with Ghanaian dancehall star Stonebwoy.

Big Narstie announced the visuals on Instagram on Friday evening, 13 November 2026, with a short caption: “HISTORY video out now”, tagging Scorcher and Stonebwoy. The reel was shared as a joint post, so it also shows up on Stonebwoy’s own Instagram page.

Video arrives two weeks after the single

‘History’ is not a brand-new song. The single landed on streaming platforms at the end of October, after a world exclusive on BBC Radio 1Xtra earlier that month, according to UK outlet The Vaultz News. Back then, BHIM Nation fans were already sharing clips of Stonebwoy’s verse online.

The cover art goes with a royal theme: a crowned woman holding a sceptre, printed on a poster pasted on a London street wall. Within hours of the video post, the comments were full of fire emojis, with some fans writing “Bhim it up”.

Who are Big Narstie and Scorcher?

Big Narstie, born Tyrone Lindo in Brixton, is one of the best-known personalities in British grime. Apart from music, he is a comedian and TV presenter, known for The Big Narstie Show on Channel 4. Scorcher is a North London rapper and former member of the grime crew The Movement. The two have worked together before.

For Stonebwoy, the record is another link between Ghanaian dancehall and the UK scene, where he has built a strong fan base.

Stonebwoy’s London connection and BHIM Festival in Accra

The title fits Stonebwoy’s year in London. After his BHIM Festival show there in August, he wrote on Instagram that “History was made!”, thanking London, Ghana and BHIM Nation.

Back home, the BHIM Concert boss has a busy end of year. He recently thanked Anloga after his Hogbetsotso Festival performance at Lalana Beach. He also featured on ‘Wrong Toes’ with Hero The Band and Mashandafavors.

On 12 November he posted a fresh reminder about BHIM Festival 2026, which takes place on 24 December at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, Legon. According to his posts, tickets are available at bhimfestival.com and via the short code *714*2026#.

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