November 6 on the menu: Skepta's '#TheForkAndKnife' sets a date
The short teaser arrived as 'Innocent Smile,' his song with Suggs and Chase & Status, closed in on 850,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
#TheForkAndKnife - NOVEMBER 6TH 2026
Skepta posted once this week, and the title did most of the talking: "#TheForkAndKnife - NOVEMBER 6TH 2026." The upload gives a date and little else, but the comment section has decided what it means. Most of the talk is about an album, and a few viewers bring JME into it, Skepta's younger brother and longtime partner in the Boy Better Know crew.
The teaser drew about 3,400 views in its first day, a modest start for a channel with more than a million subscribers. Its comments are livelier. A "shut up blud" line has become a running joke, and one viewer remembers a Glasgow club night years ago, with Skepta tapping lyrics into his phone mid-party.
The heavier lifting comes from September. "Skepta feat. Suggs and Chase & Status - Innocent Smile" is seventeen days old and nearing 850,000 views. The pairing is unusual: Suggs, the voice of the ska band Madness, alongside the drum and bass duo Chase & Status. The song is about growing up as an immigrant child in Britain, from Nigerian roots to north London, and the description credits Aidan Zamiri as director. A separate upload titled "Innocent Smile." is drawing almost exactly as many views each day.
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What viewers say
LET'S GO!!! I'm excited for this album.
@MetalSonic420See it on YouTubeI remember the man in Glasgow in club .. literally on one and still writing lyrics in his notes... The ndubz support act... Mad that was full crowd came to him
@shauntvodaSee it on YouTubeShut up blud😂😂😂 much love and respect from Portugal
@wilsongoncalves8079See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on SKEPTA right now
- Channel
- SKEPTA
- Subscribers
- 1,010,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 4,153
- Views on its first day
- 3,419
The numbers
Here are Skepta's numbers for the week, from the new teaser to his September single.
💡 Test your knowledge
With which album did Skepta win the Mercury Prize in 2016?
Skepta's fourth album, Konnichiwa, won the 2016 Mercury Prize. The other three are Mercury-winning albums by Dizzee Rascal, Dave and Little Simz.




