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Stormzy has joined forces with girl group Little Mix in the racy video for their new single 'Power'.

It marks a new level of mainstream crossover for the Grime superstar, who released his critically-acclaimed debut album Gang Signs and Prayer, in March. The 23-year-old delivers his verse with typically confident conviction shown getting his hair cut in the clip, as Little Mix — a four-piece made up of X Factor contestants Perrie Edwards, 23, Jesy Nelson, 25, Jade Thirlwall, 24 and Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 25 — provocatively parade the streets during a peace protest.

Touted as a new Girl Power anthem for a band posited as the 21st Century Spice Girls, the group are also seen atop menacing black motorbikes Power is the fourth single from Little Mix’s album Glory Days. The collaboration has divided fans of the group on Twitter, who have urged the band to stop featuring other artists on their songs.

One user wrote: “They should stop featuring people in their singles all the time they don’t need it and in my opinion they will ruin the best & powerful song.”

The release of Power's music video, which you can watch on VEVO here, comes as Little Mix are currently on their Summer Shout Out run of gigs.

After supporting Ariana Grande on her Dangerous Woman tour for its US leg, the band will next embark on their The Glory Days tour across the UK and Europe.

View their remaining tour dates below:

Summer Shout Out tour

Performance times vary – check with venue

May

21 – Tranmere Rovers FC Stadium, Wirral
28 – Radio 1’s Big Weekend, Hull
June

23 – Newmarket Racecourse
24 – Kingsholm Rugby Club Gloucester
25 – Harlequins, The Twickenham Stoop
29 – Slessor Gardens, Dundee
30 – Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

July
1 – Donington Park Racetrack
6 – Open Air Theatre, Scarborough
7 – Greenwich Music Time, The Old Royal Naval College, London
8 – Eirlas Stadium, Colwyn Bay
9 – Ageas Bowl Southampton
13 – Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire
14 – Powderham Castle, Exeter
15 – County Cricket Club, Emirates Riverside Durham
16 – Bitts Park, Carlisle Cumbria

September
01 – South of England Event Centre, Ardingly, West Sussex – JUST ANNOUNCED!
03 – Earlham Park, Norwich
Glory Date tour

Evening only shows, unless stated

October

09 – GE Oil and Gas Arena, Aberdeen
10 – GE Oil and Gas Arena, Aberdeen
11 – Metro Radio, Newcastle
12 – Genting Arena Birmingham
14 – First Direct Arena, Leeds (matinee and evening)
16 – Echo Arena, Liverpool
17 – Sheffield Arena
19 – Hydro Arena, Glasgow
20 – Manchester Arena
26 – O2 Arena, London
27 – Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield
28 – Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield
30 – Cardiff Arena
31 – Cardiff Arena

November
01 – Liverpool Echo Arena
03 – Newcastle Metro Radio
04 – Newcastle Metro Radio (matinee and evening)
06 – Dublin 3Arena
07 – The SSE Arena Belfast
08 – The SSE Arena Belfast
10 – Glasgow Hydro Arena
11 – Glasgow Hydro Arena
13 – Leeds First District Arena
14 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
15 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
17 – Birmingham Genting Arena
18 – Birmingham Genting Arena (matinee and evening)
20 – Liverpool Arena
21 – Manchester Arena
22 – Manchester Arena
25 – O2 Arena, London (matinee and evening)
26 – O2 Arena, London

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