Double Trouble & The Rebel MCDouble Trouble & The Rebel MC were a highly influential British hip house collaboration formed in London in 1989. Composed of the production trio Double Trouble—Leigh Guest, Michael Menson, and Karl “Tuff Enuff” Brown—alongside the energetic, fast-talking toaster Michael West, known as Rebel MC, they became prominent pioneers of the UK dance scene. They achieved massive commercial success with their 1989 debut single, “Just Keep Rockin'”, which broke into the UK top 20. Their follow-up anthem, “Street Tuff”, became a global phenomenon, peaking at number three on the UK Singles Chart and defining the vibrant era of hip house.