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Yeah, and then, obviously, at some point, it changed and I fell in love with Eminem and rap and hip-hop.

And I used to love his, like...

like, you know, like cleaning out the closet.

He's talking about his mum and that kind of, even though he's speaking about his mum and my things with my dad, this Eminem spoke to me on a different level.

Even his, like, fuck everybody and everything attitude was something that spoke to me massively.

So I used to listen to a lot of Eminem and then I remember writing my first

or like not writing but coming up with my first rap when i was in like the shower i can't remember what it was but it used to be an american accent because these times i've never heard a uk rapper this isn't like year five or year four like primary school

And then I remember the first time I'd heard any UK rap was, it was like a, I can't remember which one was first.

It was German Whip with Meridian Dan and That's Not Me by Skepta.

And this is all kind of leading into secondary school.

The first song that I wrote

we spoke on it earlier, there's a group in Brighton called Audioactive.

Jordan's been a massive part of them and they come round to my school, Hove Park,

And I was made aware of it.

And I remember coming to the music room after school at three o'clock.

And how I will vouch for this is a guy from Brighton.

He's part of Audioactive, but also his own musician.

And he come and I was refusing to leave the classroom.

And so I heard the teacher say, like, cool, these are the kids that want to be a part of it.

He's not supposed to be here.