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All of this seemingly forces Giggs to step his game up a little bit, as he brings some more energy, upping the ante in terms of everything you normally get with a Giggs verse. This track addresses the Black experience in a racist, disgusting world. As a Black person in the UK that means being pulled over and strip searched because police found Vaseline in your car, so that means you have to be hiding drugs in your rectum, ignoring the fact that such a search was strictly motivated by racial profiling.

Ya know, the fucking thing you do with cars? And then the cops stand there and laugh when they get called out for profiling you. The examples are endless.

This is a world-wide sickness, and the BLM movement has picked up greatly in the UK as well, not just as a sign of solidarity in a post-George Floyd America, but because that disease we call racism is alive and well across the pond. This is a pain that he feels deep, and he also goes on to stress unity within the Black community as well. Ending on a somber and impactful note was a good way to tie the project up. I had given up smoking and I was getting used to making music sober. It was a madness!

I was just making them simultaneously. Now Or Never is the lyrical one. I made it in Australia. There were bare tings in the studio and mandem and that and we were just vibsing. Then, the beat was on and the girls were dancing before I even jumped on it. I thought it was cold. It was another wavy ting. Me and Kyze have always got beef in the studio and this is what this is — us just straight up having it out.

The producer on there is Mike [WhoIsMike]. She had bare hard tunes and when I Googled them they were all from Mike. I made this a couple of days after Buff Baddies in the exact same studio. A Boogie was playing at the same festival as me and we linked up, vibsed, had a few parties and stuff. Then, on the last day in Australia, we made Changed Me together. This was organic, we just banged it out. It made me think about my son and my daughter. Giggs is planning to release his new mixtape 'Wamp 2 Dem' on 6th October and will respond to all of his U.

Fans expect Drake to appear on the project after Giggs featured twice on 'More Life' Giggs scored his highest ever charting record with 'Landord', making it his most successful album to date. Picture: Instagram. The rapper served four months in Brixton Prison before being released of all charges.

He served a two-year prison sentence back in for the same charge. Giggs' love of the popular HBO series if often referenced in his lyrics - "Whippin' that white girl, cookin' that Cersei" is a line from his Drizzy collaboration 'KMT'.

Picture: Twitter. See more Facts. There's not a lot of problems that are being caused by the songs — they were there before the music. That's what people need to focus on. It's the symptom, not the disease itself. To put all that focus and money in stopping the music — you're not doing your job properly. In the time that Boost has been away, fads have come and gone, the UK scene has evolved and grown, even the makeup of Peckham itself has been transformed; from middle class spook story to the subject of endless, glowing Evening Standard editorials.

Strictly For The Streets is a hard-nosed, unsparing mixtape of no little ambition. But then again, what did you expect from Tiny Boost? You can find Francisco on Twitter. Sign In Create Account.

Photo by Ayshe Zaifoglu. The UK rapper — and Giggs protege — had his career put on pause, due to a hefty jail sentence.