Jeremy Corbyn backed by Skepta and JME's grime label Boy Better Know in upcoming general election with launch of Grime 4 Corbyn website

In case you missed the memo, there's a general election in the UK next month. 

With the parties currently laying out their manifestos, it seems the grime scene has firmly made their minds up on who to vote for on June 8 already.

Boy Better Know - the grime collective and record label set up Skepta and JME - have launched a new website today (May 16) called Grime4Corbyn in support of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. 

As well as encouraging fans to sign up to vote, the website also allows people to win tickets to a secret rave, which presumably will happen before June 8.

JME met with Corbyn earlier this week to discuss how to engage Britain's youth with politics.

And in brilliant scenes earlier today, Boy Better Know's Wikipedia page entry was changed to include the politician as one of the members of the crew, and Labour's Manifesto (2017) added to the group's discography. It has since been removed, but it was fun while it lasted: 

Jeremy Corbyn has listed as a member of Boy Better Know on their Wikipedia page #BoyBetterKnow pic.twitter.com/4W7ekEqsJ8

— Rare Grime Facts (@RareGrimeFacts) May 16, 2017

Boy better know's discography on Wikipedia pic.twitter.com/lBXQ8P6NZR

— Joe Simms (@JoeSimms12) May 16, 2017

History has taught us that when music and politics mix, the results can be, umm, mixed at best. Click through our gallery below of when musicians and politicians collide: