67 (rap group)
67 (formerly OSG), also known as 674, is a British hip hop collective originally composed of rappers LD, Monkey, Dimzy, Liquez, Asap (stylized as ASAP) and SJ. The group has expanded since its inception, with many new members joining. They are best known for their 2016 track "Lets Lurk", and are widely regarded to be highly influential to the UK drill scene. They were nominated for Best Newcomer at the 2016 MOBO Awards. The group has been labelled a "criminal gang" by the police, and has had several shows shut down, including their first UK tour after  it sold out due to the controversial Form 696. History. 67 formed in Brixton Hill, South London, and rose to fame in 2014. They are known as one of the early adopters of the UK drill sound, with them being the first group to gain more mainstream popularity. They are best known for their 2016 track "Lets Lurk" featuring Giggs, which hit number 66 on the UK Singles Chart, and whose instrumental was used by Big Shaq in his 2017 parody track "Man's Not Hot". Members. The list below includes confirmed members of 67. Legal issues. In 2014, Scribz  was issued an ASBO that banned him from making and performing music for two years. Following this, Scribz began wearing a mask to conceal his identity and took on the alias LD, with his first song as LD being "Live Corn". After his ASBO came to an end in 2016, he released "Wicked and Bad" as Scribz in which he sent for opposing gangs and revealed that he was LD. In 2017, he was jailed for possession of a knife. The group has been labelled a "criminal gang" by the police, and had their first UK tour shut down. In  July 2018, Dimzy shared an open letter accusing the police and media of "scapegoating" their music. In 2018, 67 was identified as running five county lines to neighbouring counties; 16 affiliates of the group were arrested in July 2019 and sentenced to a total of 61 years. LD (Scribz) and ASAP were jailed for 4.5 years each for their involvement in county lines drug dealing. LD would be released in November 2021.