Jose Mourinho makes surprising cameo in rapper Stormzy’s new music video
AS Roma manager Jose Mourinho has gone into the ‘Rap Game’ after featuring in a new music video of British rapper Stormzy’s latest single titled ‘Mel Made Me Do It’.
Stormzy, who is also a Ghanaian root, dropped the video on YouTube on Thursday with Mourinho making a surprising cameo in the 10-minute video that has racked up 1.2 million views so far.
The former Chelsea manager can be seen putting index finger on his lips as a gesture telling people to keep shut.
The video also featured a famous audio of the Portuguese resisting an urge to make comments because he might get into trouble.
“I prefer really not to speak. If I speak, I am in big trouble,” this was preceded by lyrics in which the 29-year-old rapper referenced the “Special One”.
“They love to talk about the old days, the man are old like ‘Annie, are you OK?’, I prefer not to speak like I’m Jose,” the lyrics read.
Meanwhile, the 59-year-old manager is not the only big name that cameo in the video, Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt, Athlete Dina Asher-Smith, Arsenal legend Ian Wright also featured in the music video.
TV hosts Jonathan Ross and Louis Theroux, and musicians Dave, JME and Little Simz cameo in the music video also have cameos.
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