On Spotify, in the place where artists usually say something about themselves, it says that everything can be found in his lyrics and statistics can probably be found on Wikipedia. There, the following interesting paragraph can be found about Oakley Neil HT Caesar-Su, born in 1998: "Caesar-Su has stated that he kept to himself at school, but occasionally misbehaved and lost his temper. .... Caesar-Su began recording music at the age of 14 and worked at a shoe store for three weeks before finding out his wages and quitting. Ceasar-Su eventually turned to selling drugs to make money, explaining, "If you're from where I'm from, everybody from all walks of life, nine times out of ten, they had to do it." It's like learning to ride a bicycle.""
Anyone who has children of their own will probably wish that this chalice would pass their own children by and that they could grow up in secure circumstances without feeling the pressure to sell drugs, either because there is not enough money or because everyone else is also dealing drugs.
The other thing you can learn from this short statement is the high level of self-confidence that is so typical of boys. Like this: "What do you mean, my performance as a shoe salesman is only worth the salary of a normal shoe salesman?" Now Central Cee also has talent as a model and, with more than a billion streams in 2022, doesn't have to worry about his future anyway if he keeps his money together a little.
Let go uses text passages and the basic melody of the Passenger song "Let her go", so if anything in the song sounds familiar, that's because it is.