THE Intruder gave an interview and talked about his school years, his first steps in music and what has changed in his sound to date.
The “veteran” of rap spoke on the “Musicology” show of the Public Television and initially, he mentioned his origin from Kalamata, but also his arrival in Athens and specifically, in Galatsi with his family.
“I was born in Kalamata and after a year, I came to Galatsi. I went to school in Grava. Back then it was still rock, but the pinch was a lot, in the corners you could see syringes. It was a very bad school. That’s where I started listening to rock. Sidiropoulos, Wooden Swords, etc.»he characteristically said.
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He then explained what inspires him to write music. “I filter everything through the society I live in. I can’t understand, say, 100% someone from an American ghetto telling me his experiences, because I haven’t lived there. I will understand what I live everyday in my neighborhood“, he emphasized. The rapper also added that he became liberated in his art when he began to accept his origins. “Since I started not being ashamed of my origin and expressing myself the way I’ve learned to express myself, I’ve really liberated myself, I’ve become who I am today and I’m even more happy about it,” explained. Finally, he talked about trap, but also the lyrics he prefers to write himself. “Trap captures the speed with which our society runs, which is why it has the appeal it has. Even I, as a kid, would say nothing less. When you grow up, have a child and have responsibility for what you say, you understand that this is a seed”he said characteristically.
In closing, he added: “I can attack through the verse without attacking. I know the little ones will hear us too. I will think of my son and me too”.
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