вЂњThe first time I ever rapped something of my own, I was eight or nine and in the shower, but at this time I didnвЂ™t listen to UK rap, so I was rapping in an American accent and just talking shit, to be honest. You started writing your own raps at schoolвЂ¦ IвЂ™ve always been madly in love with the whole rap culture.вЂќ When I saved up pocket money, the first albums I bought were 50 CentвЂ™s вЂGet Rich or Die TryingвЂ™ and EminemвЂ™s вЂMarshall Mathers LPвЂ™. I think thatвЂ™s where my variety in terms of what I can do comes in. It was a lot more rock music, though, like P!nk, Guns & Roses, Bon Jovi and AC/DC.

вЂњMy mum is quite heavily into music so I would always be listening to her CDs. But IвЂ™ve been ready for it for a long timeвЂ¦вЂќ I donвЂ™t get much time to sit and think вЂRah, this is madвЂ™. Where it is so fast, it almost makes it easier because IвЂ™m always busy. ItвЂ™s been a lot but weвЂ™re rolling with it. NME: 2021вЂ™s been a bit of a whirlwind for you, hasnвЂ™t it?ДЄrrDee: вЂњYeah itвЂ™s been madness! Just catapulted into fame, the scene, or whatever youвЂ™d like to call it. Here, he tells NME about why itвЂ™s important to represent his hometown, what itвЂ™s like to count Stormzy among his fans and how heвЂ™s bringing something different to the UK rap scene. This year, the 19-year-old rapper featured on the first drill track to reach number one ( Tion WayneвЂ™s вЂBodyвЂ™), bagged three Top Ten hits вЂ“ the garage-indebted вЂFlowers (Say My Name)вЂ™, вЂOliver TwistвЂ™, and a spot on Digga DвЂ™s вЂWastedвЂ™ вЂ“ and has injected the UK rap world with a cheeky sense of humour that had arguably been missing from the scene for some time. Those long, sleep-deprived days and journeys paid off. Rewind to December 2020 and ArrDee вЂ“ aka Brighton teenager Riley Davies вЂ“ was juggling working nights with getting trains up to London for studio sessions and to network with industry types. The points earned unlock funding from partners, which are used to deliver lifesaving packets of food to children in need all around the globe.What a difference a year can make. Purchases of UNICEF's Kid Power Band help kids go on missions to learn about new cultures and earn points.

WATCH: P!nk Addresses Epic Response to Body-Shamers: 'I Don't Take Well to Bullying' They have brilliantly, I think, figured out a way to link the two and to empower kids in this country.' 'This especially is amazing because 1 in 4 kids in America are inactive and 1 in 4 kids globally are malnourished.

'UNICEF is amazing because they're working to help children all over the world,' Pink said. By helping launch their Kid Power campaign, Pink is following in the footsteps of Sarah Jessica Parker and Audrey Hepburn in helping to fight malnutrition. Like Santa, Pink is spreading love to kids all over the world, as UNICEF's new ambassador. 'And she wants Santa to just understand what she needs, which sounds like me with her dad actually.' 'Willow would like to meet Santa,' Pink said.

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