Sep 25, 2002 • 1 min read

So Solid Crew hit back

So Solid Crew have screened a documentary, 'This is So Solid', responding to coverage of violence at their gigs, with Megaman and G-Man criticising the media.

So Solid Crew have hit back at their media image with a documentary that follows the group. Screened in London earlier this week the film aims to give the Crew a more human image and respond to the extensive coverage of the violence that has broken out at several So Solid live dates. Megaman and G-Man, speaking at the screening, told the audience that coverage of the Crew has verged on racism.

"It’s the lifestyle... they class it as more black,” Megaman said. “Black people take onto that lifestyle, but it is a part of race. But at the end of the day that ain’t supporting the situation. So it’s just wising up, get your head straight, and understand that we’re all one and we’ve got to pull through this."

"There’s so many years that we’ve gone through... we just have to come together and keep going.” G-Man continued. “There’s only one fight that I like and I like that fight to be equal. You will shine as well as us."

The documentary, 'This is So Solid', will be shown nationally on Channel 4 on 8 Oct.

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