If you thought Lancey Foux was the guy in the underground UK drill scene, CONGLOMERATE is here to showcase some other acts on the rise. The highly versatile rapper and singer is working Fimiguerrero and Len, two extremely energetic talents that have come up with each other. Since 2019, both of them have proven to be as equally ambitious as Lancey. That’s especially true when it comes to expanding what listeners can come to expect from the subgenre. According to some fan discourse online, CONGLOMERATE was allegedly supposed to be a joint release between Fimiguerrero and Len.
If that’s true, it makes sense because Lancey is not on this album nowhere near as much as the unofficial tandem. This body of work is here to feature Fimi and Len, and hopefully, this will be there coming out party. It’s certainly possible for that to be true because these two are a blast to listen to. The lyrical content may not be strong, but most hip-hop fans know that isn’t drill’s MO. The chemistry and colorful beats are where this project thrives and its clear from the ethereal and dark opener “Blackbirds.” There are so many other great examples of taking the production in all sorts of directions, so check it out below.
One of the most important names in all of UK hip-hop right now is back. West Londoner Central Cee is here with a new two-pack for us, “Bolide Noir”. It features the title track, which features the Frenchman, JRK 19, and “Billion Streams Freestyle”. The Columbia Records signee has been enjoying a pretty fruitful 2024 thanks to some big singles and a handful of features. When it comes to the former, you have “BAND4BAND” with Lil Baby and now “gen z luv”, which is gaining steam as we speak. As for the latter, he was able to grab a guest spot on J. Cole’s surprise project Might Delete Later. Of course, you also can’t forget about his controversial Ice Spice collab “Did It First”. That led to lots of rumors, confusion and a breakup with influencer, Madeline Argy.
These two singles are the first offerings since that debacle, and they look to be more hits for Cench in the near future. “Bolide Noir” is the banger of the tandem, and this probably the song that’s going to cause a little debate online. In fact, it already has, as DJ Akademiks posed the question with a screenshot of the bars below. Some fans were giving Cee his flowers, while others were quick to dismiss his bold statements. Then, you have “Billion Streams Freestyle”, which sees him in a reflective state talking about how far he’s come and his biggest career accomplishments. “Said that my b**** was gay, got a billion streams, I’m a mainstream rapper“. Check out the Central Cee singles with the links below.
I’m just trying to be direct Rappers see me as a threat, so they’re leaving me on read When they put me on their song They got to write their verse again They got to go pick up their pens
Central Cee put himself in an ugly love triangle as of late between rapper Ice Spice and his ex, Madeline Argy. However, it has since been dispelled that a relationship with the fellow musician is non-existent. His “Did It First” collaborator was asked about it in a Rolling Stone interview to which she replied, “We’ve been friends since ‘Munch’ came out, honestly… we’re just twins…”. While that is one less headache to worry about, it appears that he is still without a lover. Ultimately, it will be up to Argy if she wants to take him back after all of the confusion he involved her with. It might be why Central Cee is dropping “gen z luv” right now.
This is supposedly the second single for his rumored LP, CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS, with the first one being “BAND4BAND” with Lil Baby. On this record, Cee is wanting to tell his future how mommy and daddy met. It seems that he feels this generation’s way of finding that special someone is the best and only reliable method. “If it weren’t for the algorithm, I wouldn’t have found my woman“. All of these ideas are splayed out over a moody drill instrumental that sounds an interpolation of the sexy drill wave. Fans have been spinning it quite a bit, however we are pretty lukewarm on it. Still, check it out and see what you think.
When our children ask us how did we meet I’m tellin’ them, “Gen Z love, FYP love, IG love” Saw her on the Explore Page, like, I need to explore deeper Suggested accounts said that we got mutuals But you don’t f*** with them, me neither When I’m with you, I get baby fever
You CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS ever. That is certainly the motto that Central Cee has taken up ever since the release of 23 back in 2022. The Shepard’s Bush, London drill rapper has billed himself as one of the UK’s biggest voices over the last few years. He has done so by creating catchy bangers like “Doja” and “Sprinter.” Additionally, you can attribute his success due to his crossovers with the likes of J. Cole, Drake, The Kid LAROI, PinkPantheress, and more.
While singles and features are great, fans, and us at HNHH alike, are still waiting on a new project from Cench. That could be happening sometime this year, with CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS being the speculated title. There is no confirmed information that it will happen this year, but we feel the chance is strong. Cee has been quite active in 2024, dropping his take on R&B with “I Will,” as well as a “CC FREESTYLE,” which has recently been removed from his YouTube page.
His third effort, “BAND4BAND,” sees him and first-time collaborator Lil Baby display seamless chemistry. This dark and aggressive drill/trap cut features a slick flow from Cee, and a solid performance from the ATL native. People have been critical off Baby as of late, including us, but we think this a return to form. “BAND4BAND” is quickly growing in popularity, as it is currently number three on trending for music on YouTube with over 2.2 million views.
What are your thoughts on “BAND4BAND” by Central Cee and Lil Baby? Is this one of Cee’s best songs as of late, why or why not? Do you think Lil Baby gave one of his best features in a while? Does this get you excited for the rumored CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS? Who had the stronger performance? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Central Cee and Lil Baby. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.
Quotable Lyrics:
They hit him up on his birthday, did him the worst way, he had a death wish I get right under they skin, I don’t even try, I guess I can’t help that s*** I’ma have love for bro for life if we talk or not, I step with ’em Of course you can beat me at talkin’, ain’t no back and forth, wait ’til we catch up with him Knockin’ a bag and makin’ the opposite mad, I done fell in love with it UK Selfridges with a cute one (Ooh)
In the ever-evolving world of UK drill music, few names have risen as rapidly and resonated as deeply as Digga D. As of 2024, the rapper’s net worth is estimated to be around $3 million, according to GorillaOverview, a testament to his talent, tenacity, and the tremendous impact he’s made on the British music scene. But how did he amass such wealth, and what’s the story behind his success?
Born Rhys Herbert on June 29, 2000, in Ladbroke Grove, West London, Digga D’s early life was infused with the rhythms of dancehall and Jamaican reggae. By the tender age of 12, he was already penning his own lyrics, evidently indicative of his budding talent. However, his journey wasn’t without its challenges. As a young boy, he faced expulsion from school due to cannabis possession, hinting at the tumultuous path that lay ahead.
LONDON, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 10: (Editorial Use Only) Digga D performs during Day 1 of Wireless Festival 2021 at Crystal Palace on September 10, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)
In the mid-2010s, Digga’s musical journey truly began when he formed the “1011” crew with friends from a local youth club. Based in Ladbroke Grove, the group quickly gained traction with street anthems like “Play for the Pagans”, “The Truth”, and the game-changing “No Hook”. This track, in particular, showcased Digga’s unique flow and caught the attention of manager Bills, propelling the crew to greater heights.
LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 21: Digga D performs at O2 Forum Kentish Town on October 21, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)
Digga D’s ascent to mainstream recognition was meteoric. His mixtape Double Tap Diaries, released in May 2019, clinched the 11th spot on the UK Official album charts, a first for a drill project. The mixtape featured the hit single “No Diet”, which went viral and peaked at number 20 on the UK Singles Chart. Not one to rest on his laurels, Digga followed up with another mixtape, Made In The Pyrex, in February 2021. Furthermore, this project soared to number 3 on the UK Albums Chart, setting a new record for an independent UK Drill album. This summer, he released his latest project, Back To Square One.
In April 2022, Digga D outdid himself with the release of “Noughty By Nature”, which topped the UK Albums Chart. This project boasted collaborations with renowned artists like Hotboii, AJ Tracey, and Maverick Sabre.
Beyond his music, Digga has showcased his entrepreneurial spirit. In September 2021, he launched his record label, Black Money Records (BMR), and soon after released the single “Stay Inside” under this banner. Additionally, he ventured into merchandise, further expanding his revenue streams.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – FEB 04, 2023 – Crowds in Piccadilly Circus for drill rapper Digga D (centre), in London on February 4, 2023. (Photo credit should read Matthew Chattle/Future Publishing via Getty Images)
Digga D’s journey hasn’t been without its share of controversies. Before the 1011 crew could fully bask in their success, Digga and several members were arrested on charges of conspiracy to commit violent disorder. Although they claimed to be on their way to film a music video, the police believed they intended to attack a rival crew. Fortunately, after a brief stint in jail, Digga D was released in 2018.
On the personal front, Digga D has been in a relationship with Instagram model Mya Mills since 2021, further spotlighting his life outside of music.
Digga D’s net worth of $3 million in 2024 is a reflection of his hard work, talent, and resilience. From his early days in Ladbroke Grove to topping the UK charts, his journey serves as an inspiration to many. With multiple revenue streams, from music to merchandising, Digga D’s financial future looks promising.
In the ever-evolving world of music, the rise of new artists is a constant. Among them, BandoKay, a British rapper, has made significant waves in the industry. As of 2024, BandoKay’s net worth is estimated to be around $5 million US dollars, according to ZGR.net. But how did he achieve this impressive figure? Let’s delve into the journey of this talented artist.
BandoKay, whose real name is Kemani Duggan, was born on May 9, 2001. From a tender age, he showcased a keen interest in music and sound. His passion for music is deeply rooted in his life experiences. Tragically, BandoKay’s father passed away at the hands of the police when he was just 10 years old. This profound loss and the experiences that followed undoubtedly influenced his music and lyrics.
BandoKay began his musical journey around 2010. He initially released several tracks on platforms like SoundCloud and YouTube. While he started with a friend, their early attempts didn’t gain much traction. However, perseverance pays off. Over the years, BandoKay and his collective consistently produced captivating music, amassing approximately 1.8 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone.
The rapper’s net worth in 2021 was estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million. Given the trajectory of his career and the increasing popularity, it’s no surprise that by 2024, he’s at the higher end of that range. His earnings are not just from music sales and streaming. With growing fame, opportunities for concerts, endorsements, and collaborations also increase, contributing to an artist’s overall net worth.
In today’s digital age, an artist’s presence on social media platforms plays a pivotal role in their success. BandoKay is no exception. Over recent months, he has garnered significant attention on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. With thousands of dedicated subscribers and followers, his influence continues to grow, further solidifying his place in the music industry.
Conclusion
BandoKay’s journey from a young boy with a passion for music to a successful rapper with a net worth of $5 million is truly inspiring. His story is a testament to the fact that with talent, hard work, and perseverance, one can achieve great heights. As fans eagerly await more from this talented artist, BandoKay’s star is only set to shine brighter in the coming years.
One could argue that the UK’s rap scene has been running laps around that of the United States for many years. A vast city filled with a variety of cultures and styles, London has been the hub for many of the world’s best lyricists. The British capital has a rich history of pushing musical boundaries, including hip-hop and beyond. The development of London’s rap scene as we know it occurred almost concurrently with the rise of grime in the 2000s. Over the years, the genres have often overlapped, with many grime MCs taking on hip-hop production, eventually evolving to what we now know as UK drill and afroswing — two of the most popular styles of British rap music.
Today, we are highlighting 7 London rappers you should be listening to. While London is home to many legendary rappers and grime MCs, this list prioritizes the stars of today who are actively establishing themselves as the future of the city. Many UK icons still continue to release music, but we are spotlighting both the new legends and those who are working toward that status. Take a look at the list below.
Tottenham in North London is home to many of the UK’s greatest MCs, including Skepta, JME, Frisco, and Wretch 32. Also hailing from the district is Avelino, the skilled and criminally underrated lyricist. His big break was in 2015 when he released a collaborative mixtape (Young Fire, Old Flame) and an earth-shattering freestyle with his mentor, the aforementioned Wretch 32.
Fast forward to 2023, Avelino stayed on course, finally releasing his debut album, God Save The Streets earlier this year. Executive produced by Wretch, the album fulfilled Avelino’s true potential. It contains clever wordplay while also serving as a cautionary tale to his home city. With one of the best rap albums of the year, Avelino is a must-listen.
Headie One
Another Tottenham native, Headie One is the drill superstar who brought the sub-genre to new heights. Headie has played an integral role in drill’s longevity, bringing depth to the tough and aggressive style. The London rapper started his takeover at the end of the 2010s, releasing street anthems like “Know Better” and “18Hunna.” Following his 2019 mixtape, Music x Road, Headie One served four months in prison for knife possession, but he came back bigger than ever.
In 2020, he collaborated with Fred again.. for the groundbreaking GANG EP and released his gold-selling debut album, EDNA. The album hosted features from Drake, Skepta, Future, AJ Tracey, Stormzy, Young Adz, and others. More recently, Headie One branched out with his collaborations on his No Borders compilation, which featured rappers from all over Europe. He also recently teamed up with K-Trap for the collaborative mixtape, Strength To Strength. Headie One is an essential listen for drill fans.
Dave is one of London’s biggest superstars and is rapidly growing his fanbase in the United States. The Streatham, South London rapper is known for his deep lyricism and conscious subject matter, as well as his numerous hit records and award-winning albums. Both of his studio albums, 2019’s PSYCHODRAMA and 2021’s We’re All Alone in This Together are considered modern classics, earning a Mercury Prize win, BRIT Awards, and numerous platinum certifications. He’s worked with the likes of Drake, Burna Boy, Wizkid, and others. This year, Dave teamed up with Central Cee for Split Decision, a collaborative EP that included the hit single, “Sprinter.” Dave is a London rapper who is quickly building his status as a young legend in the game.
One of the UK’s most trailblazing figures is J Hus. A pioneer of the afroswing genre, the Stratford, London rapper and singer heavily celebrates his Gambian heritage in his music. Hus’s humorous bars, endless versatility, and infectious melodies have earned him the status of one of the UK’s most revered artists. With classic albums like 2017’s Common Sense and 2020’s Big Conspiracy, as well as hit singles like “Did You See,” J Hus has never missed. This year, he returned with Beautiful And Brutal Yard, his third studio album that included features from the likes of Drake, Jorja Smith, and frequent collaborator Burna Boy. With one of 2023’s best hip-hop albums, J Hus is continuing his reign as one of London’s most unique rappers.
Loyle Carner
Loyle Carner is as authentic as it gets. The Lambeth, South London rapper is known for his transparent lyricism, often rhyming over jazzy hip-hop breaks. Loyle Carner’s autobiographical bars are compelling in their content and delivery. Each of his distinctly unique studio albums serves as a journey of self-discovery that marks key points in his life. Loyle Carner has worked with artists such as Jorja Smith, Sampha, and frequent collaborator Tom Misch. Loyle Carner is in a lane of his own when it comes to many different styles of hip hop coming from London.
With each album, Little Simz has grown both artistically and in notoriety. The Islington, London native has experimented with numerous styles of hip hop, crafting abrasive bangers and soulful moments of reflection. While she has recently tightened her collaborative circle, Little Simz has worked with artists like Chronixx, Syd, Chip, and Ghetts. She frequently collaborates with Cleo Sol of Sault, as well as Inflo, the producer and Sault member responsible for producing her last two critically acclaimed albums.
While each of Little Simz’s projects has its own unique sound and style, 2021’s Mercury Prize-winning Sometimes I Might Be Introvert and last year’s No Thank You took her career to new heights. Rolling Stone even listed the former on their controversial list of the 200 Greatest Hip Hop Albums of All Time. Little Simz is definitely a London rapper that you should be listening to.
Stormzy
It is impossible to discuss UK rap without mentioning Stormzy. With only three albums in his discography, the Croydon MC is one of London’s most prolific and legendary artists. He launched his career as one of grime’s most promising names before expanding his repertoire on his 2017 debut Gang Signs & Prayer. The album incorporates elements of hip-hop, grime, R&B, and gospel, with features from Ghetts, J Hus, Wretch 32, and more. In 2019, Stormzy made history at Glastonbury, becoming the first black British solo artist to headline the festival.
Stormzy’s second album, Heavy Is The Head served as a victory lap to his newfound legend status, boasting features from Ed Sheeran, Burna Boy, and H.E.R. Recently, the rap star has been releasing singles throughout 2023 following the release of his third studio album, 2022’s spiritual and R&B-centric This Is What I Mean. While Stormzy is one of London’s biggest rappers, his skill set should not go unnoticed in the U.S.
In the ever-evolving world of music, the rise of new artists is a constant. Among them, BandoKay, a British rapper, has made significant waves in the industry. As of 2023, BandoKay’s net worth is estimated to be around $5 million US dollars, according to ZGR.net. But how did he achieve this impressive figure? Let’s delve into the journey of this talented artist.
BandoKay, whose real name is Kemani Duggan, was born on May 9, 2001. From a tender age, he showcased a keen interest in music and sound. His passion for music is deeply rooted in his life experiences. Tragically, BandoKay’s father passed away at the hands of the police when he was just 10 years old. This profound loss and the experiences that followed undoubtedly influenced his music and lyrics.
BandoKay began his musical journey around 2010. He initially released several tracks on platforms like SoundCloud and YouTube. While he started with a friend, their early attempts didn’t gain much traction. However, perseverance pays off. Over the years, BandoKay and his collective consistently produced captivating music, amassing approximately 1.8 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone.
The rapper’s net worth in 2021 was estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million. Given the trajectory of his career and the increasing popularity, it’s no surprise that by 2023, he’s at the higher end of that range. His earnings are not just from music sales and streaming. With growing fame, opportunities for concerts, endorsements, and collaborations also increase, contributing to an artist’s overall net worth.
In today’s digital age, an artist’s presence on social media platforms plays a pivotal role in their success. BandoKay is no exception. Over recent months, he has garnered significant attention on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. With thousands of dedicated subscribers and followers, his influence continues to grow, further solidifying his place in the music industry.
Conclusion
BandoKay’s journey from a young boy with a passion for music to a successful rapper with a net worth of $5 million is truly inspiring. His story is a testament to the fact that with talent, hard work, and perseverance, one can achieve great heights. As fans eagerly await more from this talented artist, BandoKay’s star is only set to shine brighter in the coming years.
In the ever-evolving world of UK drill music, few names have risen as rapidly and resonated as deeply as Digga D. As of 2023, the rapper’s net worth is estimated to be around $3 million, according to GorillaOverview, a testament to his talent, tenacity, and the tremendous impact he’s made on the British music scene. But how did he amass such wealth, and what’s the story behind his success?
Born Rhys Herbert on June 29, 2000, in Ladbroke Grove, West London, Digga D’s early life was infused with the rhythms of dancehall and Jamaican reggae. By the tender age of 12, he was already penning his own lyrics, evidently indicative of his budding talent. However, his journey wasn’t without its challenges. As a young boy, he faced expulsion from school due to cannabis possession, hinting at the tumultuous path that lay ahead.
LONDON, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 10: (Editorial Use Only) Digga D performs during Day 1 of Wireless Festival 2021 at Crystal Palace on September 10, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)
In the mid-2010s, Digga’s musical journey truly began when he formed the “1011” crew with friends from a local youth club. Based in Ladbroke Grove, the group quickly gained traction with street anthems like “Play for the Pagans”, “The Truth”, and the game-changing “No Hook”. This track, in particular, showcased Digga’s unique flow and caught the attention of manager Bills, propelling the crew to greater heights.
LONDON, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 21: Digga D performs at O2 Forum Kentish Town on October 21, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)
Digga D’s ascent to mainstream recognition was meteoric. His mixtape Double Tap Diaries, released in May 2019, clinched the 11th spot on the UK Official album charts, a first for a drill project. The mixtape featured the hit single “No Diet”, which went viral and peaked at number 20 on the UK Singles Chart. Not one to rest on his laurels, Digga followed up with another mixtape, Made In The Pyrex, in February 2021. Furthermore, this project soared to number 3 on the UK Albums Chart, setting a new record for an independent UK Drill album. This summer, he released his latest project, Back To Square One.
In April 2022, Digga D outdid himself with the release of “Noughty By Nature”, which topped the UK Albums Chart. This project boasted collaborations with renowned artists like Hotboii, AJ Tracey, and Maverick Sabre.
Beyond his music, Digga has showcased his entrepreneurial spirit. In September 2021, he launched his record label, Black Money Records (BMR), and soon after released the single “Stay Inside” under this banner. Additionally, he ventured into merchandise, further expanding his revenue streams.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – FEB 04, 2023 – Crowds in Piccadilly Circus for drill rapper Digga D (centre), in London on February 4, 2023. (Photo credit should read Matthew Chattle/Future Publishing via Getty Images)
Digga D’s journey hasn’t been without its share of controversies. Before the 1011 crew could fully bask in their success, Digga and several members were arrested on charges of conspiracy to commit violent disorder. Although they claimed to be on their way to film a music video, the police believed they intended to attack a rival crew. Fortunately, after a brief stint in jail, Digga D was released in 2018.
On the personal front, Digga D has been in a relationship with Instagram model Mya Mills since 2021, further spotlighting his life outside of music.
Digga D’s net worth of $3 million in 2023 is a reflection of his hard work, talent, and resilience. From his early days in Ladbroke Grove to topping the UK charts, his journey serves as an inspiration to many. With multiple revenue streams, from music to merchandising, Digga D’s financial future looks promising.
Earlier this week, XXL Magazine unveiled its annual Freshman Class of rising rappers that have the potential to be the next big stars in hip hop. Each year, the list tends to provoke conversations about the current state of hip hop and which newcomer will impact the genre. Twelve artists appear on this year’s cover, including the likes of Lola Brooke, Fridayy, GloRilla, and others. Also shown on this year’s cover is Central Cee, who stands out among the rest of the artists.
The West London rapper is the second UK artist to ever make the XXL Freshman list, with the first being Stefflon Don in 2018. His appearance on the cover speaks volumes about his recent success in the United States. At just 25 years of age, Central Cee has become one of the biggest names in the UK and is now making waves overseas.
One Of Drill’s Biggest Stars
Central Cee is from Shepherd’s Bush in West London. He started rapping at 14, releasing various singles, EPs, and freestyles. Central Cee is one of the biggest artists pushing the UK drill genre forward. Within the past four years, UK drill has proven to be a driving force in hip hop culture. The hip hop subgenre reinvented the original Chicago drill with the edginess of grime, further influencing New York drill.
Central Cee’s career took off in 2020 when he caught multiple hit records with “Day in the Life” and “Loading,” with the latter being one of his biggest songs. Both of these singles led to the independent release of his debut commercial mixtape, 2021’s Wild West. In addition to “Day in the Life” and “Loading,” the project also featured the commercially successful song “Commitment Issues.” His second commercial mixtape, 23, arrived in 2022 and was also self-released, featuring the hit single “Obsessed with You.” Both of Central Cee’s commercial mixtapes are now certified Gold. So far, he has yet to release his official debut album.
Central Cee’s Viral Moment With “Doja”
In the same year he released 23, Central Cee dropped his biggest single to date with “Doja.” The song samples Eve and Gwen Stefani’s 2001 song, “Let Me Blow Ya Mind” and name-drops Doja Cat. “Doja” instantly went viral on social media because of its famous sample, title, and, most notably, a particular lyric. Central Cee raps, “How can I be homophobic? My b*tch is gay.” Cee won his fourth MOBO Award for the song’s video and has been nominated for various categories eight times. The success of “Doja” has led to further success for Central Cee, allowing him to reach beyond the UK into international audiences.
Recent Successes & Ventures
Central Cee has crossed over as one of the biggest rappers in the UK and one of the biggest artists in the drill genre. He has now seen great success in the United States, playing multiple dates across the country for his worldwide tour earlier this year. He is one of the hottest acts in the festival circuit, as he is listed close to the top of many international festival lineups this year. Central Cee has even been able to venture outside of music, modeling in different collections throughout the past few years.
Earlier this month, Central Cee teamed up with Dave for a collaborative EP titled Split Decision. The project displayed the immaculate chemistry between two of the UK’s biggest rappers. The EP’s lead single, “Sprinter,” is also an early contender for song of the summer. It was recently announced that Central Cee signed with Columbia Records in partnership with Sony Music UK. His partnership with a major label indicates that he is only just getting started with his successful rap career. Central Cee is clearly on a hot streak that is not showing signs of slowing down anytime soon, and his appearance on this year’s Freshman cover for XXL reaffirms that.
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