Peppa Pig is at it again, and this time she’s coming for collabs with Stormzy. The Princess of Pop knows no limits. 

The simulation is officially breaking with Peppa Pig, Princess of Pop, deciding to follow Stormzy, and then tweet about his upcoming album Heavy Is The Head (Out December 13th). To make things even more confusing, she then asks Stormzy for a collab and we are just as confused as you are.

So first things first, why the hell is Peppa Pig following Stormzy, and secondly, why is she tweeting album promo for the popular rapper?

You can see the string of tweets below, which even lead Stormzy to say what we are all thinking: “Wtf is going on lmao”.

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In recent Stormzy news, it was revealed that Jay-Z stopped the rapper from collaborating with Ed Sheeran. Here’s what we had to say on the story:

“They’re some of the biggest names in music, but English grime icon Stormzy has revealed how he once stopped Jay-Z from working with Ed Sheeran.

Ask anyone to name two of the biggest musicians in the world and you’ll likely hear Ed Sheeran and Jay-Z as part of that list.

While Sheeran now has the highest-grossing tour in the world, Jay-Z recently made headlines for being the first hip-hop artist to become a billionaire. Needless to say, the idea of both of them on the same track is enough to break the world of music in two.

However, Stormzy has revealed how he prevented one of the biggest collaborations in history from occurring.

Speaking to The Jonathan Ross Show recently (via the BBC), Stormzy mentioned how he recently teamed up with Sheeran on the single ‘Take Me Back To London’. However, the pair of English musos were almost joined by none other than New York City icon Jay-Z.”

You can read the full story HERE.

Watch the video for ‘Vossi Bop’ by Stormzy below

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