The controversial Banksy-designed stab vest worn by Stormzy during his headline Glastonbury performance has found a new home at the Museum of London, becoming the centerpiece of a groundbreaking exhibition on black British music. The striking garment, which sent shockwaves through the music industry, represents a powerful statement about knife violence and grime culture's defiant spirit.

The exhibition, titled "Beyond the Bassline," traces the evolution of black British music from the 1950s to present day. Alongside Stormzy's iconic piece, visitors can explore artifacts from legendary artists including Shirley Bassey's glittering gowns, Sade's elegant stage wear, and Craig David's recording equipment. This landmark celebration of musical pioneers finally gives proper recognition to the influential sounds that have shaped Britain's cultural landscape.