I'M A STAR NOW

The sun sinks into the Californian sky, and somewhere between the palm trees and neon lights, an old dream is reflected - the one from the courtyard, where rap music blared from phones and self-confidence was measured by arrogance. Now everything is different: underfoot is the asphalt of Hollywood, behind him is his team, and on his face is a confidence that even Payback Records couldn't buy.

Every verse has a taste of victory, but without the pretension. Just a guy who came from nothing and can now afford to watch the sunset not through the window of a minibus, but from the shores of the Pacific Ocean. A little flex, a little gratitude, a little laughter at the past. And one simple feeling that needs no translation: ‘Mum, I'm a star.’