Cheryl Cole may have collaborated with MC extraordinaire, Dizzee Rascal, on track Everyone for her new LP, but Mr. Rascal has admitted he has never met Chezza or even heard their duet.
The Bonkers rapper, who features on the Messy Little Raindrops track, has claimed that he hopes their hook-up is a hit, despite not recording the call with the Girls Aloud star.
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Dizzee told the Independent: "It was like it never happened. I never saw her. They sent me three tracks and I basically picked the one I thought would be best."
"It saves money on planes: imagine going halfway across the globe in first division then deciding that you don't wish the person."
He continued: "If they only send you a track, you can get it through in your own studio, in your comfort zone. It should be good. It will be good. It's Cheryl Cole, innit."
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The Dirtee Disco hitmaker also said of the song, which will obviously be released as a 1 next year, that it is a 'positive' tune for Cole's young female fans.
He told BBC1's Newsbeat: "It's simply a very positive, uplifting song. As a lot of young girls look up to her, it's all just really positive. I heard the dog and I knew what I had to put on it."
Meanwhile, Cheryl herself has claimed that she feels she has 'found her feet' when it comes to her solo career, saying that her previous LP, 3 Words, was 'education' for Messy Little Raindrops.
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Speaking of her sophomore LP, Chez said in a fan question on YouTube: "I started recording it backwards in February and there was a substantial process this time, much more than last time,"
"I`m more excited now, I look like I`ve found my feet. I love what I wish from my album and it`s not as scary doing it on my own. Going on tour with the Black Eyed Peas helped me establish myself."
The X Factor judge added: "It feels like I`ve had a twelvemonth in training, this one is more exciting and more me. "You can`t not have input with an album, it takes a big team to make everything happen. You love what you want, the end goal, you simply ask everyone else around to serve it happen."
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