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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.

LB: Wait! Before we come off that, to all the fans that are reading this—because we’ve done a lot of interviews and I ain’t said nothing about this—I just wanna tell the fans that we’re mad grateful. Super, super grateful. Because, without them, we wouldn’t be here. And there’s some real day-one fans out there, some crazy fans, and I’ve seen them change their whole lifestyle because of us. Even Lil Harry, I don’t know if you know him, we’ve been bringing him out to shows and stuff. He suffers from a spinal disease and very few people in the world have his actual disease. Not many people in this country have it. He can’t grow. He’s like 19 and he’s like the size of an eight-year-old, but he’s real smart. He’s been blessed with a brain. He was saying he can’t believe what we’re doing for him and shit and I just want the fans to know that there’s space for a lot more of them. Singles [ edit ] As lead artist [ edit ] List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name Considering its size, PTSD is remarkably absorbing and coherent, reshaping UK trap with sharp wordplay, indelible hooks, and plenty of sonic experimentation—the head-snapping rhythms of “Ain’t Chanelle,” the melodic melancholy of “Outside,” the searching self-examination of “Last Night in Barcelona.” “That’s why we withheld from even signing to a label in England, because this sound has never existed before over here in the way we’re doing it,” says Young Adz. “You can tell me the success you’ve had with this Afroswing artist or this club guy…that ain’t our music. We’re not a social experiment, like, ‘Let me just give them a bag and see if we can do it.’ We’ve got to do it, we’ve got to direct the wave.” Top Singles (Week 39, 2023)" (in French). Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique . Retrieved 2 October 2023.As Niro Tha DJ cues up songs such as Nookie (6.1 million views and counting), Large Amounts (12.8 million views) and nASSty (9.8 million), the pair practise on their mics with Auto-Tune and bass buzzing around the tiny room. Their stratospheric rise hasn’t been immediate. ​ “It’s just being ahead of your time, innit. Everyone’s gonna catch up eventually,” says LB.

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. a b Copsey, Rob (9 July 2019). "Post Malone's Goodbyes is Number 1 on the Official Trending Chart". The Official Chart . Retrieved 17 July 2023. 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.

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Offizielle Deutsche Charts - Offizielle Deutsche Charts". www.offiziellecharts.de . Retrieved 3 October 2023. You’ ve got some big names on PTSD, too: Lil Baby, Krept & Konan, AJ Tracey, Chip. How did you decide on the features for the project?