Thank you for visiting our store brother and thank you for the conversation / keep it going my brother 🫡💯❤️

This was too helpful. Skeamer asking good questions and Adz was answering clearly. You two brothers just helped me a lot. May Allah bless you two brothers and big shouts out to the Sai So and the cameraman 📹

Skeamer keep these interviews dropping golden

Skeamer is a real brudda he deserve props this YouTube shit must blow , love the vlogs and cameraman seems a kool brudda too ❤️

:You desire something because you don’t have it. But once you get it, the satisfaction fades, and another desire takes its place.
Pleasure often comes from the relief of discomfort: hunger is relieved by food, loneliness by connection, boredom by stimulation. Once the discomfort disappears, the mind adapts and searches for something new.
That’s the paradox of desire: we chase pleasure to escape pain, only to create another desire once the pleasure fades. Perhaps happiness isn’t about satisfying every desire, but learning to understand why we desire in the first place.

Love from CT🤲🏾

Underrated skill just listening, letting him speak and express himself, skeamer ngl good listerner bro defo have a career in this ngl  keep pushing twin

Insha Allah skeamer pockets always be filled

Cmonnn skeamerrr keep these interviews goin g 💯💯

This is so grown keep flowing this is real south London 🙌🏾

Adz is speaking that real talk. Trust me his not lying when he says you’ll realise later. I’m 21 and it took 2 brain hemorrhages, 2 comas, critical illness and losing my health to finally realise, bro bun all of this, revenge and the streets ain’t worth it. Alhamdulilah I thank Allah for teaching me this lesson although it was a brutal way but the reality with being on the streets is, no one cares, they hype you when your young but by the time you reach them maturing ages you clock it’s all meaningless. I know how it is, real talk without going through what I went through, even I would say this Adz ain’t on nothing but trust me, you only realise once it’s too late. Focus on yourself and give yourself to God, it doesn’t matter what you follow but focus on the two things that are there for you, yourself and God. May Allah forgive and help us all, 3 and rest up to alla da real who got stuck stepping on business for a business that ain’t worth it at the end😪 shout out skeamer for this interview, Icl I doubt many young man will agree but wallah don’t trust no one but trust what Adz and I am saying it’s as real as it gets.

Hype comment like you kno how da ting set big up the humble brothers kindness is a strength

Solid interview. Skeamer Toast up underrated road classic

Adz hand stinging from the jump 😂 big skeamzzz unah

Need one with the akhi Rimzee next akh just chop it up with him talk business or do a gym or boxing vlog with him,he’s a very clued on and smart brudda with a clean heart I’m sure you’ll get loads of views for that one

Interview should have been longer man. Good watch

Adz a real one

Super underrated rapper. 🎉

I like how your manoeuvring skeamer. Stick at it , everything starts slow but your starting to gain that traction now so stick at it 👊🏾 big up your boy sai so. He’s holding it down too

Very good episode. It’s really good to see him doing well with jewellery.
But when you were talking about the song “Call Me Dirty,” it reminded me of a classic philosophical problem: natural evil vs. moral evil.
Natural evil — suffering caused by nature, such as earthquakes, cancer, disease, floods and other natural disasters.
Moral evil — suffering caused by human actions, such as murder, violence, abuse and war.
The problem of evil — if an all-powerful, all-knowing and perfectly good God exists, why is there so much suffering and evil in the world?
It also reminds me of David Hume’s idea that many of our complex ideas are constructed by combining simpler ideas.
For example, Santa Claus doesn’t actually exist, but the individual ideas that make up the concept do exist: a man, a beard, the colour red, flying, reindeer, and so on. We combine these simple ideas in our minds to create the more complex idea of Santa Claus.
You could understand the concept of God in a similar way: humans can take qualities they already understand — intelligence, power, goodness, knowledge, existence, etc. — and combine or amplify them into the idea of a perfect, all-powerful being. ethical problems found in some religious books and traditions.
Slavery — some religious texts permit, regulate, or fail to reject slavery as an institution.
Women’s rights — some texts contain rules that give women fewer rights or less social and legal autonomy than men.
Human rights — the modern concept of universal human rights is largely absent from ancient societies and their texts.
Race and ethnicity — some traditions contain ideas or passages that have historically been used to justify racial or ethnic hierarchy.
Class and social hierarchy — some religious systems accept or reinforce significant differences between social classes and groups.
That raises an important philosophical question: if a book is claimed to contain a perfect or timeless moral revelation from God, why does it contain moral rules that reflect the social structures and values of the ancient societies in which those texts were produced?
By comparison, making music is simply a normal part of human culture. Music itself isn't inherently immoral. The much more serious ethical questions concern how human beings are treated — slavery, violence, discrimination, inequality, and restrictions on people's rights and autonomy.