M to the B
"M to the B" is the commonly used title for "Soph Aspin Send," a 2016 bassline and electro-hop song by British rapper Millie B (Millie Bracewell).
"M to the B" is the commonly used title for "Soph Aspin Send," a 2016 bassline and electro-hop song by British rapper Millie B (Millie Bracewell). The track is a diss song aimed at fellow Blackpool artist Sophie Aspin and later became widely known through viral use on TikTok. It was originally released in 2016 and later re-issued after its online popularity grew.
Background
"M to the B" began as a local grime and bassline diss track from the Blackpool music scene. Millie B has described the original recording as being made "as a laugh," before it later found a much larger audience online.
Viral popularity
The song became internationally familiar after being used in a highly viewed TikTok video, leading to renewed attention for the track and its creator. Media coverage noted that the viral clip helped introduce the song to a much wider audience.
Composition and credits
The song is credited to Millie Bracewell and Dean Williams, with production by Jack Wilkinson. It is classified in sources as bassline and electro-hop, and runs for 2 minutes and 5 seconds.
Release history
The track was originally released in 2016 and later received renewed commercial release after its online resurgence. Different platforms list the song under the shortened title "M to the B."
Key facts
- The song is widely known by the refrain "M to the B" rather than its official title.
- It was released in 2016 and is credited to British rapper Millie B.
- The lyrics were written as a diss track aimed at Sophie Aspin.
- The track was used in one of TikTok's most popular viral videos.
- The instrumental was based on "Skank," produced by Dean Williams (Bordum Beats).
The song is primarily associated with British grime and viral social media culture, but it was widely circulated and discussed by Canadian listeners through TikTok and other online platforms.
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References
- Wikipedia — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M_to_the_BSupports: Basic song metadata, official title, release date, genre, length, songwriter and producer credits, and description as a diss track.
- BBC News — https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-54434890Supports: Context on the song's viral TikTok popularity, background in the Blackpool grime scene, and commercial re-release.
- Apple Music — https://music.apple.com/kr/song/m-to-the-b/1537412523Supports: Song credits including artists, songwriters, and producer information.