Trading Fame For My Brother
Pain floods as brother’s tragedy is shared
We Need To Talk with Paul C. Brunson
May 26, 2026 · 2 hr 3 min · 13 segments
ArrDee reflects on the story behind Oliver Twist, Body and his rise as one of the UK’s most recognisable young rappers. He opens up about growing up in Brighton, being raised by his mum, and the…
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
But, but, but let's talk music because, uh, this is something that I am, I didn't realize until just having this conversation now is how early you knew you wanted to be famous.
Yes.
'Cause this is alsoA common theme that I've seen among our guests who've all been famous musicians is that early they didn't know exactly what it was, but they knew they wanted to perform.
Yeah.
The attention
Yeah.
Super early.
Before I knew it was music, I still knew I wanted to be famous.
We used to get pocket money from my mom, I think it was like five for a week or something at some stage.
My brother used to buy sweets.
I used to save the pocket money, so like, like at two weeks and buy albums.
So like, it was actually early on it was like rock music.
And even like, if you look at how kind of my character, if you look at like the humor side of my social media and how I don't take myself too seriously, it's very Jack Black-esque.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
But, but, but let's talk music because, uh, this is something that I am, I didn't realize until just having this conversation now is how early you knew you wanted to be famous.
Yes.
'Cause this is alsoA common theme that I've seen among our guests who've all been famous musicians is that early they didn't know exactly what it was, but they knew they wanted to perform.
Yeah.
The attention
Yeah.
Super early.
Before I knew it was music, I still knew I wanted to be famous.
We used to get pocket money from my mom, I think it was like five for a week or something at some stage.
My brother used to buy sweets.
I used to save the pocket money, so like, like at two weeks and buy albums.
So like, it was actually early on it was like rock music.
And even like, if you look at how kind of my character, if you look at like the humor side of my social media and how I don't take myself too seriously, it's very Jack Black-esque.
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Trading Fame For My Brother
Pain floods as brother’s tragedy is shared
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