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You have to grow with the times,” he says. “As an artist I don’t want to be outdated. But it doesn’t mean I compromise my sound and me as a person – my music is deeper than that.” “You can’t compare me to certain rappers if you know about my catalogue and the work that I’ve put in.” (Photo: Francisco Gomez De Villaboa) Having been in the UK rap game for a decade now, do you see yourself as an older to some of your peers? When Potter was growing up, he started to see the urban deterioration of his community in Barking. Now the place where he was raised has drastically changed. Gentrification has swept through working-class areas in a process that saw his mother forced to move.

This is different from every other project because I put myself in shoes that I had thought I took off a long time ago – the smelly, old ones.” Whatever the people love you for, love yourself for it. Don’t just be trying to switch with the times and jump on every new trend. If you’ve been yourself, then stay who you are” — Potter Payper People are listening to me for hope, inspiration. People are listening to me for motivation” — Potter Paypera b "Potter Payper | full Official Chart history". Official Charts Company. Archived from the original on 24 September 2020 . Retrieved 29 September 2020. Despite this, he expresses gratitude to the tight-knit music industry that showed him love and support. “I built relationships with people before I went away,” he says. “I’m really cool with genuine people who, if it wasn’t for the music industry, would be doing something else which would destroy their lives and you’ve got to commend them for that. Catch Up": "Hip-Hop & R&B Singles Chart - 6 August 2021". Official Charts Company. Archived from the original on 2 April 2022 . Retrieved 1 April 2022.

Vision Freestyle": "Hip-Hop & R&B Singles Chart - 26 June 2020". Official Charts Company. Archived from the original on 2 April 2022 . Retrieved 1 April 2022.You said in a previous interview that you wanted your debut album to reach the same cinematic and musical value as your record “Gangsteritus.” Would you say you’ve achieved that?

Your Training Day 3 mixtape went to number three in the charts, did you make that project with chart success in mind? A lot of people that rap in general terms don’t know how to make you feel it,” Potter states. “I found a way to be able to make you see it with my words because I see it myself.” The sincere yet elegiac talent that comes through in all of his songs is evidently a product of his personality today. On arrival at his photoshoot in a studio in Walthamstow, east London, Potter’s contagious, energetic banter rubs off on us all. While he is being snapped, he playfully rubs his feet in circles on the ground, creating sounds that spark laughter from everyone in the room.a b "POTTER PAYPER | full Official Chart History". Official Charts Company. Archived from the original on 19 December 2021 . Retrieved 1 April 2022. I’m all good brother. Happy to be finished with my album – happy with my album. Happy for my music to just be out, I haven’t been outside for some time, basically. I’m excited to start dropping again and excited about what’s to come. I don’t want to give away too much, but yeah, I’m not dropping an album and going quiet again – I’m not in jail anymore. There are a lot of rappers that are now achieving real success commercially, and I believe that they can only do that now because of me, and I can only do it now because of the people that came before me.”

Working with other artists I have learned that the more times you work with them, the better the outcome is going to be. That project was the first time working with a lot of those guys. It was the first time I shared my process with people who weren’t around before the music. Now, I have learned that there is no such thing as me jumping on someone else’s song, it becomes a collaborative thing that we experience and work on together. We speak, catch a vibe, and we don’t compete, we just enjoy the process and enjoy the music.Not For The Radio [NFTR] – Potter Payper". Archived from the original on 1 October 2023 . Retrieved 29 September 2020. At 31, his career continues to flourish. His recent single ‘Gangsteritus’— capturing the emotional moment his late and beloved grandmother kissed him as he awaited sentencing — recently featured in the hit Netflix series Top Boy. Your last project Thanks For Waiting was a collaboration mixtape. What did you learn from that creative experience? Coming from where I’m from, I was a small little fat white boy and didn’t have a voice in the hood,” he explains. Training Day 3 then went on to grab number three in the official UK charts, and since the release, Potter Payper enjoyed a UK tour, before dropping a collaborative mixtape in the form of Thanks For Waiting, featuring the likes of Unknown T, Rimzee, Digga D, his good friend Smurke, and many more.