"Dance wiv Me" is a non-album single released by Dizzee Rascal, featuring Calvin Harris and Chrome. Blyk delivered a introductory teaser message to music fans handset. On the day of the release respondents to the teaser were re-targeted with an exclusive free mobile wallpaper of the artist.

Promote the launch of Dizzee Rascal's new single. Drive sales of the new single and help get it to No.1 in the UK charts. Support Dizzee's independent record label Dirtee Stank. Build excitement and anticipation around Blyk's music offering amongst members and enhance Blyk's music credentials for delivering the most relevant music content.

Two weeks before the release music fans were sent an introductory teaser message. A simple but effective SMS saying, "Are you feeling Dizzee..?" (No formal introduction was needed). On the day of the release respondents to the teaser were re-targeted with an exclusive free Dizzee mobile wallpaper. The messages included key retail touch-points where members could purchase the single or pre-order the full CD version. Two days later into the release week, Blyk sent a simple but effective appeal to - "help Dizzee get to number one".

The introductory SMS teaser hit nearly 60,000 music fans. 39% of which responded, 70% of whom said they were feeling Dizzee and expressed excitement in the prospect of Dizzee Rascal being on Blyk. On the day of the release 34% of respondents of the teaser then opted into receiving the mobile wallpaper. All 60,000 music fans were then re-targeted with the 'Help get Dizzee to number one' message, 2 days after its release. Dizzee did reach number one in the UK, selling 40,000 copies in week one. Blyk found that 2500 members had bought the single (that is 6% of Dizzee's total)

Fans were given the chance to 'ask Dizzee anything'. The most frequent running theme throughout the questions surrounded Dizzee's view on UK knife crime. "What are your feelings on Britain's current 'knife culture' and what do you think can be done to stamp it out." Blyk members react really well to opening up conversations and stating opinions on teen life in the UK.