Bugzy Malone Drops 'The Great British Dream' & Details His Story In 'Minutes With'

Following the release of his new album The Great British Dream, prolific Manchester rapper Bugzy Malone sits down with Lad Bible to detail his story in latest episode of Minutes With.

Bugzy talks on the early years of his troubled childhood, explaining how he came to join a gang at a young age, got stabbed with a screw driver, going to jail getting abused as well as getting extremely emotional and has to compose himself over recalling the death of his best friend, one of the last people he trusted.

The Manchester rapper calls his new album The Great British Dream "the blueprint for real strugglers" - seemingly an attempt at reaching the people he won’t get to speak to individually through his art. Exclaiming that he gets at other rappers only because he feels they aren’t as talented as him at painting pictures.

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Bugzy Malone’s brand new album The Great British Dream is out now via all major digital outlets, check it out via Apple Music and Spotify.