Usain Bolt celebrates his three Olympic golds by showing off his skills as a DJ and MC

 

After having had to stay in the Olympic village while other athletes were pictured out partying, Usain Bolt was finally unleashed, last night.
The triple gold winning sprinter dropped by the Puma Yard, in Brick Lane, to show off his amazing skills as an MC and DJ.
The 25-year-old proved that he is not only the fastest man in the world but he can also work a crowd with his skills behind the decks.
With the venue packed out Usain took centre stage as everybody wanted to see what he could do on the microphone.
The showman didn't let them down as he put his sunglasses on his head back to front and began to reel off a few lines to raucous applause.
Like a true rap star he even had a hype man as part of his entourage in the shape of 200m bronze medalist Warren Weir, who also took to the mic.
Speaking at the Shoreditch club in London, he said: 'I came here to become a legend and I am now so I'm very pleased with myself'.
Professor Green also raised the roof, performing hit singles from his latest album to fans before later mingling with winners Helen Jennings and Jen Cook.
With his starring role over Bolt decided to join team mates and other athletes at the star studded Movida nightclub, in central London.
The Jamaican sprinter was finally able to let his hair down without entertaining anybody but himself and attended the lavish club with countryman Johan Blake.
The lightning Bolt was as laid back off the track as he is on it, and wore a pair of jeans with a white vest and matching shirt.
He arrived with fans excitedly cheering for him as he casually sauntered up to the doors of Movida and gestured to the crowds of people with a peace sign.
Once inside, Usain was treated like a VIP and was escorted straight to a secluded section so he could party in peace.
His table were seen receiving a 15litre Nebuchadnezzar of Armand de Brignac Ace of Spades, which costs in the region of £80,000, before leaving at around 5am.
Movida was the hang out of choice for many athletes as former Olympic boxer Amir Khan also turned up as did swimmer Rebecca Adlington OBE.