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Some stories aren't supposed to leave the family.

In this very special episode of This Can't Come Out, I sit down with one of the most important people in my life... my mum.

For the first time, she opens up about her childhood, the circumstances that led to her moving to the UK, and the culture shock she experienced while trying to build a new life in a completely different country.

She also shares the story of meeting my late father and reflects on the challenges, sacrifices, and decisions that shaped our family.

And then the conversation takes an unexpected turn...

What was I really like growing up?

What makes me a good son?

And what are the things she still thinks I need to work on?

We also discuss one of the most controversial topics within many African communities: the practice of parents leaving their children with caregivers outside of London while they work and establish themselves.

This conversation is honest, emotional, funny, and, at times, incredibly revealing.

🔒 FILE CONTENTS:

Childhood memories
Moving to the UK
Meeting my late father
African parenting
Family sacrifices
The childminder debate
What my mum really thinks of me

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🚨 REDACTED FILE 131: GEORGE CREME — VISION & VIOLENCE 🚨

George Creme is back… AGAIN. 😂 And this time we’re talking big visions, boxing, TV, business… and actual violence. 🥊😭

George breaks down the creation of his new boxing event Champions & Cufflinks and the huge move to bring the event to The Den — Millwall’s stadium. 🏟️🥊

We also get into George landing a role in 50 Cent’s Fightland 🎬 and how he managed to help get several boxers roles in the show too.

Then we get into the VISION. 👁️

George speaks about being called a “visionary” by The Compozers’ manager and explains how he came up with the idea of bringing Awake and The Compozers together.

But where there’s vision… apparently there’s violence. 😭

George tells the story of dealing with cowboy venue owners who allegedly tried to rob him — before revealing one of the craziest stories we’ve heard from him yet…

Having MULTIPLE fights with his ex-girlfriend’s new man. 😳🥊

From putting on events at football stadiums to fighting over an ex… George Creme might genuinely have the most unpredictable life on this podcast. 😂

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REDACTED FILE 129: BIGGZZ — GANGSTER OR GIMMICK?

This one definitely wasn’t supposed to come out… 👀

Biggzz joins This Can’t Come Out and there’s A LOT to unpack.

The Peterborough content creator, event promoter and manager of North London/Highbury drill artists sits down with us to address the image, the accusations and the stories surrounding his name.

Is Biggzz genuinely attracted to the “gangster lifestyle”? 👀 Why do people accuse him of begging Highbury? And what does an artist manager actually do behind the scenes?

We also get into his ongoing feud with Andy Lago and Biggzz finally tells his version of what REALLY happened when they came face-to-face in King’s Cross. 🍿

But behind the online persona, we go deeper. Biggzz opens up about heartbreak, why his ex doesn’t claim him, his faith, losing his little cousin and the mentality behind an incredible 100lb weight-loss transformation.

And somehow we still find time for one of the wildest debates we’ve had on the podcast… 😭

Eating ass or period sex — which is worse?!

This is Biggzz beyond the clips, controversy and social media persona.

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🔒 **[REDACTED FILE] — CALM & COLLECTED FT @SUBTEN** 🔒

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The following conversation was never meant to leave North London...

Tottenham native and grime veteran **Subten** enters the TCCO interrogation room for a conversation spanning his journey through grime, the crews that shaped him and what brought him back to the scene.

From his days with **Shoddy Crew** and **Shower ENT**, to stepping away and finding his way back to grime, Subten gives us an insight into a career that has seen the genre change dramatically around him.

We get into the big questions: **Who really saved grime? Who would be his dream feature? And where does he see himself in the scene today?**

Subten also breaks down his new single **“Calm & Collected”** and how perfect alignment between his music, identity and Tottenham roots led to him collaborating with his boyhood club, **Tottenham Hotspur**.

From grime to Spurs, this one is a full-circle story.

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In this episode of This Can't Come Out, Grime legend Double S opens the files on one of the most underrated careers in UK music.

He explains how Chip's legendary Westwood freestyle convinced him that making it in music was actually possible, reveals his Top 5 Tottenham rappers of all time, and reflects on working with almost every MC he's ever respected throughout Grime history.

Double S finally explains the origin of "Flow Farda", why he knew nobody could argue with the title, and addresses the long-standing perception that there was tension between himself and Chip. He opens up about how being viewed as the "Chip alternative" may have unintentionally created distance between them.

The conversation also uncovers the rise of the Ugandan movement in London, with names including Daniel Kaluuya, Ms Banks and Rashid from Link Up TV, and the incredible story of Skepta manifesting the success of "Praise The Lord" with A$AP Rocky before the record had even taken over the world.

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The following conversation was never meant to leave the room...

In this episode of This Can't Come Out, B Moni steps into the hot seat as we unpack everything that's been happening behind the scenes.

From the challenges of trying to launch his own podcast to unexpectedly becoming a Hinge review expert, nothing is off limits.

We debate whether people genuinely respect content creators—or only the ones with big platforms. We dive into the art of negotiating with DJs, why some people always get the better deal, and the lessons learned from years of booking talent.

Then things take a turn...

How often should you really wash your hands? Is there a correct answer, or are people secretly disgusting?

We also reveal our fantasy lives in ridiculous detail, discuss the pressure of luxury holidays, and ask the question we've all faced...

When is it okay to tell your friends "I'm not coming"?

As always, the conversation goes completely off the rails.

⚠️ Some opinions may surprise you.

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In this episode of This Can't Come Out, we sit down with Rhoda, whose entrepreneurial journey proves that sometimes your biggest opportunities are the ones you never planned for.

What started almost by accident has grown into a business providing virtual assistants across Ghana and Nigeria, creating opportunities for talented people while helping businesses around the world scale more efficiently.

But this conversation goes far beyond business.

Rhoda explains why building a strong community is one of the greatest investments you can make, why having people around you with different skills can completely change your life, and how collaboration often beats trying to do everything yourself.

She also opens up about relocating to Ghana, sharing the realities of settling into a new country, navigating the rental market, and comparing everyday life in Nigeria vs Ghana from someone who's experienced both.

Then the conversation takes a completely different turn...

We debate one of the internet's most controversial dating questions:

Is it a red flag if a woman doesn't have custody of her children?

As always, nothing is off limits.

This file contains:

• Accidentally starting a successful business

• Building opportunities across Ghana & Nigeria

• Why community is your greatest asset

• The realities of moving to Ghana

• Nigeria vs Ghana — the honest comparison

• Renting and settling abroad

• The custody debate that divided the room

Some conversations challenge the way you think.

This is one of them.

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In this episode of This Can't Come Out, we sit down with Jamila Jones for one of the most revealing interviews we've had in a long time.

Before life took her down an unexpected path, Jamila was building serious momentum in music. Her collaboration with Kojo Funds amassed millions of streams, with over 7 million plays on Spotify and nearly 2 million video views. But behind the success was a story very few people knew.

Jamila opens up about growing up in foster care despite both of her parents being alive, the emotional impact it had on her life, and how becoming a mother at just 16 years old completely changed her future.

We discuss relationships, identity, being bicurious, navigating adulthood, and the difficult lessons that shaped the woman she is today.

But that's not even the headline...

For the first time, Jamila reveals the unbelievable story behind why she punched her former boss — a woman she once considered a big sister. After allegedly enduring a year of antagonism, disrespect and tension, things finally reached breaking point.

This file contains:
• Life before the fame
• The truth about foster care
• Becoming a mother at 16
• Music industry highs and lows
• Being bicurious
• Friendship, betrayal and resentment
• The boss confrontation story in full

Some stories sound too crazy to be true.

This one happened.

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This episode contains one of the most personal and emotional testimonies ever recorded on TCCO.

Our guest, Elethia, reveals details from a childhood marked by instability, neglect and abuse. She speaks openly about leaving home at just 11 years old, escaping an abusive environment only to face further hardship elsewhere.

📁 She discusses growing up without the support she needed, navigating life alone, and eventually finding peace despite the challenges she faced.

⚠️ The conversation becomes even more sensitive as Elethia recalls the trauma of losing her mother and the devastating experience of having to visit the scene following her passing.

🕊️ She also opens up about a painful friendship breakdown after discovering her closest friend had spoken negatively about her late mother.

This is not a story about victimhood. It's a story about survival, resilience and finding strength when life gives you every reason to quit.

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On this episode of TCCO, B Moni returns for another unfiltered session full of industry takes, controversial debates, and information that probably should’ve stayed off camera…

📁 We investigate Drake’s mysterious triple release era — Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honour — and what it could mean moving forward.

🎵 The conversation escalates as we enter dangerous territory debating the true king of Afrobeats… Asake, Wizkid, Burna Boy or Davido 👀

🕵️‍♂️ We also address accusations of excessive name dropping on the podcast… is Dami getting too comfortable or is B Moni the real offender?

👑 Plus, B Moni speaks on his new status as the undisputed king of Hinge reviews.

This episode contains high-level podcast politics, music debates and reckless conversations that were never meant to leave the room.

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