It hits different on tour, each city carrying their own vibe, yet all mad passionate about hip-hop.

17/10/25: London. The heart of UK rap and grime. This place is wild. The crowd shows love for a bit of grime and hip-hop. I step onto the stage, and the bass shakes the whole place. They want bars here-clever wordplay, deep flows. It's a real connection to the crowd, like I am part of the pulse of the city for the night. London is such a rush, always on the go, but when the music starts, it's as if the world slows down and bonds.

31/10/25: Munich. Munich is raw. The crowd here? Hungry. They don't just listen; they feel every word. You can tell the city's been through its own struggles, and they respect an artist who's real about theirs. It's intimate energy, almost like they know you personally. The venues might be smaller than London's, but the love here is massive.

05/01/26: Paris we go. The North knows just how to turn up. The music scene here has always been on a different level, going hard for their artists. I hit the stage and you lot go crazy; see you there.

13/02/26: Salisbury is my hometown. The crowd is loud and proud. Walking out on to that stage is like walking into a storm of energy. They're chanting, they're singing, and they're giving everything back to you. The accent might be different but the passion? That's universal. They want realness, and they give you their full attention. It's electric.

30/02/26: Madrid. The vibe of this city is different, almost in revolt. From the graffiti in the streets to the culture, it has that underground flavour. The crowd is eclectic, creative, and into the craft. I feel free to experiment here, throw some deeper tracks, and they're with me every step of the way. Madrid feels like some sort of hidden treasure for real.

Every city leaves an impression. It's beyond the music; it's communicating with the soul of each place I touch. The world knows exactly how it should make love, and I move that energy into the next city and onward. 

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