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If you want to be Watch Bedroom Eyes (2017) full moviedown with Stormzy, then you have to respect his friend, Ed Sheeran.

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Ed has received a lot of heat from the online community, especially since his recent appearance on Game of Thrones.

Ed's fellow artist and friend, Stormzy, isn't having any of it. Let this Twitter exchange serve as a warning: If you come for Ed in Stormzy's presence, Stormzy will come for you.

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The London-based rapper responded to a Twitter user who begged him to not play the remix of "Shape of You" during his upcoming show.

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Stormzy clapped back with this amazing tweet:

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The rapper's fans descended upon the savage tweet.

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That's loyalty.

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