N-Dubz star Dappy has made a controversial call for the killer of London headteacher Philip Lawrence to be freed in a video for his latest song.

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The film, for his new single Tarzan 2, has the message “Free Leo Chindamo” in the opening credits – WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE BUT BEWARE BECAUSE IT CONTAINS SOME SCENES AND LANGUAGE WHICH SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND OFFENSIVE.

Chindamo was jailed last year after breaching the terms of his licence by meeting a gang member, breaking a curfew and failing a breath test, it is understood.

He was originally jailed for life with a minimum of 12 years after stabbing Mr Lawrence outside his school in west London in 1995.

The video, which has had more than 225,000 views on YouTube since it was uploaded on July 3, also sees the rapper take aim at X Factor supremo Simon Cowell and some of the show’s stars including Joe McElderry and Alexandra Burke.

It features people in Cowell masks and at one point, Dappy raps: “Where are they all now? They’re bankrupt. Joe McElderry oh a stand-up, Alexandra pull your socks up.”

He also tweeted fans telling them: “Hope ur enjoying Tarzan Part 2. Like i told u im just warming up. Its only right 1 of us tells it how it should.”

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