March 13, 2022
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In this clip, UK rapper Skore Beezy spoke about taking music seriously around 2013, adding that that's when he started getting attention for the freestyles he was posting. Skore Beezy then stated that he knew he was making waves when Jamal Edwards of SBTV contacted him to attend a freestyle session. From there, Skore Beezy spoke about being part of the OJB crew, which he said started off as a street collective, but they changed their name due to police targeting. This led to a conversation about police targeting rappers in general, and Skore Beezy said that social media is making the job of police easier. He also spoke about younger artists not listening to him about putting their business on social media and risking their freedom.
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