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COMPLEX: Young Adz, you signed your first record deal when you were just 15. What was that experience like for you?

As featured artist [ edit ] List of singles as featured artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name The best moments come when the music shakes off its listlessness: Ferrari Horses has an impressive poppy sparkle; the chorus of UFO is strong; when the lyrical mask slips, the vocals become pained, the subject matter delves affectingly into mental health (“if the streets don’t get you or put you in jail, then you might get sectioned”) or absent parenthood. Proud offers reassurances that the money dad’s accumulating will come as recompense to a daughter he rarely sees, but it doesn’t sound terribly convinced of the argument. Guest appearances [ edit ] List of non-single guest appearances, with year released, other artist(s) and album name shownARIA Top 50 Singles Chart". Australian Recording Industry Association. 2 October 2023 . Retrieved 29 September 2023.

Adz: I think it’s definitely normal for people to do that, yeah, but if they’re gonna do that, if you’re gonna just play WWE, then only keep that energy on that song and in front of that character. Then when you do meet other people, don’t act; you can’t still be in Big Show mode or Undertaker mode—you gotta be in real mode. The tour was originally nine dates, now it’s in 14 different cities. All big venues, a few thousand capacity each time…But it’s paying off! You guys sold out Alexandra Palace—which holds 10,000 people—twice, in the space of a few hours. That’s crazy! If there was an article listing the top 10 moments from the scene in 2019, selling out Ally Pally twice in one day would be way up there. LB: There’s the sound, then also you’re forgetting the image—it’s not American. We don’t look or dress American, bro. We dress European. We don’t dress American at all. Adz: Lil Baby is just genuinely himself, innit. You can just tell; like, Lil Baby was a name before Lil Baby in music. Whereas a lot of rappers, they’ve never had an identity outside of the microphone. They’ve never been important. They’ve never been able to get girls. They’ve never had any say! They’ve got no sort of money. They’ve never done anything. Their whole ego and pride and build-up comes from songs, views and followers. The models are more realistic.