chance
21-07-2005, 07:49
Science has unveiled the title of his eagerly-awaited debut record.
The budding rapper, who has been penning tracks for seven years, told the girls of his ambitions in a rare moment of harmony last night.
"What would your first CD be called?" asked Orlaith.
"'Klassless Anarchy'," Science replied, adding: "With a kicking cuh."
Met with confusion, he attempted to unshell the enigma. "Basically we're living in a state where there's law but there's lawless[ness]," he said. "Say, if a certain thing was to happen, money became nothing, people from all different classes. There's just classless, innit?"
Although he hoped that the show would bring sufficient "self-promotion" to break him into the market, Science vowed that he would go to any lengths to get his music out to the masses. "I'll sell it out the boot of a car, if I have to," he said defiantly, before realising that he had no car. "I'll borrow my friend's van," he added, before realising that he couldn't drive. "Then I'll get a man that can."
The budding rapper, who has been penning tracks for seven years, told the girls of his ambitions in a rare moment of harmony last night.
"What would your first CD be called?" asked Orlaith.
"'Klassless Anarchy'," Science replied, adding: "With a kicking cuh."
Met with confusion, he attempted to unshell the enigma. "Basically we're living in a state where there's law but there's lawless[ness]," he said. "Say, if a certain thing was to happen, money became nothing, people from all different classes. There's just classless, innit?"
Although he hoped that the show would bring sufficient "self-promotion" to break him into the market, Science vowed that he would go to any lengths to get his music out to the masses. "I'll sell it out the boot of a car, if I have to," he said defiantly, before realising that he had no car. "I'll borrow my friend's van," he added, before realising that he couldn't drive. "Then I'll get a man that can."