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I remember like when people would play it or like I'd hear certain bits of it, it would weird me out because it's like, I wouldn't tell you that story.

if I just met you off the road, but I'm putting it online for everyone to hear.

Cheeky Bars was the breaking moment.

So I'd left secondary school, went to a college called Northbrook, and it was like an arts school.

college.

I met a guy called Biggs, the engineer.

Shout out Biggs.

He was from Crawley and worked at a studio in somewhere in London.

And I'm just sitting in on his studio sessions.

Yeah.

Like I'm not making music.

So he's recording another artist that's either paying him or a lot of the time he didn't get paid.

That's another story.

Eventually I saw he moved to a different studio in Woolwich and the guy who owned that studio

eventually became my manager at the time um my first manager he uh and so i used to go there and i could he had he had something different about him you know i mean i could tell he knew the industry a lot better than anybody else i'd met he'd blown other artists up so um he was he's managing dino at the time okay i used to play my music to him

And he would basically be like, it's shit, it's shit, it's shit.

And it was building up.

He wouldn't say it rudely like that, but he'd be like, that's not the one.

And I loved that because everyone else I played my music to, they're like, yo, bro, this is sick, man, this is sick.

I'll shout you and no one shouts you.