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He’s one of those people that seem to be able to do anything they put their mind to as long as there’s some creative element to it, but always downplay their talent. He’s shy in person, but bold in his ideas. For example, Rejjie Snow briefly studied film at Savannah College Of Art And Design before dropping out after one term and is now getting back into things by making a film of his life. “It’s basically about me when I’m younger,” he explains. “It’s just stories, different things that happened, in a weird kind of fantasy.” Seconds later he will shrug off any suggestion of ambition or skill.

“I don’t really know what I’m doing half the time.” Rejjie Snow was born Alex Anyaegbunam in Dublin and raised in the Drumcondra suburb of the city. There, he did “usual shit”, hanging out with his friends doing graffiti, playing GTA and scouring the Internet for music to inspire him, like The Game, MF Doom and Wu-Tang Clan. After a “great childhood” there, he was sent to boarding school in Florida, where he says he grew up pretty quickly. “It was tough,” Rejjie Snow says playing with an empty water bottle. “I cried the first night, only because I was mad.

I was angry, I was like ‘What the fuck?’. Going there they tell you all this shit about it being paradise and it was ‘cos it was in Florida, but, at the same time, I was in a fucking tiny room with two Asian roommates who weren’t fucking with me from the get go. They hated me so it was weird.” Being dropped in that environment with no friends or family to fall back on was the first rung on the ladder to “being a better person”. When Rejjie Snow eventually returned to Dublin, he came back with some discipline installed in him, which he says has done nothing but aid his career so far. He says he always took his music seriously, but the fanbase that had built around early tracks he’d dropped before heading to Florida meant he had to step things up on his return.

Buku Pengantar Filsafat Ilmu Pdf Free here. “I had to do something so that’s why I dropped the EP [the jazz-sampling, dark rap of ‘Rejovich’],” Rejjie Snow says, explaining it was a begrudging release. “I just wasn’t trying to make music.

I had too much shit going on in life. I just wasn’t trying to go to a studio and rap about shit.” Somehow, he got his passion for it back and began to make music again because he wanted to, not because he felt obligated to. Three years ago he moved to London and life has been a whirlwind ever since. “Some mad shit’s happened,” he laughs, thinking for a moment about some of the highlights, from supporting Kendrick Lamar to being at a party in LA with Taylor swift.

“People get tattoos of your face or lyrics, that’s weird,” he says eventually. “I guess people look up to me now.

It’s quite humbling.” Rejjie Snow in Southend wearing Bally Rejjie Snow Talks Lost in Empathy and Dear Annie Rejjie Snow is more than aware of the effect his words can have on someone and he says he’s trying to be more conscious of his responsibility to his fans. Service Tool Version 3400 Avenue. For him, that goes from raising awareness of issues he thinks are important (his track ‘Lost In Empathy’ detailed the killing of albinos in Africa) to not encouraging his listeners to go down the wrong path. “My whole thing now is ‘doing it for the kids’ type of shit.