Talented Nigerian rapper, Naira Marley has shared some new information about himself in a recently released interview held with Vice UK.
While speaking with UK media character, Chuckie, Naira Marley who appeared to have returned to Peckham for a segment of the interview noted that it feels good to be back at a place where he grew up.
The controversial singer went further to talk about the gangster life that was prominent in that part of South London and how every person from kids to adults all had a history of going to jail.
He also revealed that he started making a name for himself and went on to form No Manaz. He also added that they were the most violent set of individuals on the road.
While fielding a query about how he began to do music, Naira Marley disclosed that he was asked to fill up a blank verse on a song and after he did, every individual who listened to the song fell in love with his part.
In a different portion of the interview, the Soapy singer spoke about the level of violence he witnessed in London. He also made it a point to note that he is still a gangster.
“I wouldn’t say I was a gangster, I am a gangster.”
On the issue of internet-fraud, he maintained that Nigerians are not the biggest when it comes to committing the fraudulent act but they have managed to become the face of it.
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