It's 105. Is 105 something? I think it's still just in the kind of American infantry regiment category.

One of five trying to thrive. Try to thrive. That's good advice. I was recently on a

Rhine-based online panel show Pierre called Sounds Like. Oh yeah. It's devised and hosted by some young

legends of the British battle rap scene. Right yes. So I've I So I've had my rhyme hat on for a while.

Do check it out.

It's on the episode I'm on.

It's now on YouTube.

I'll put it on my Twitter as well.

The show's called Sounds Like.

And yeah, I had to do like a live battle rap, like a gentle version

gentle version well just like we had a we were given a rhyme scheme and we had

passed between each other and you know you had to just keep responding in the

rhyme scheme but you don't even know you'd only just heard the rhyme scheme and these are

they're like multi-syllabic rhymes, so I don't know. So like you're

the screms given you're given is call of duty. so the rhyme you have to come up with it doesn't just end

with T or Ute it rh rhymes with r or ui yeah like it all or oo-i. Yeah. Like a hall of booty. Right, okay and a ball of fruity. Yeah, a fruity ball. A fruity ball, yeah. But it's fun to check it out. It's good, good show they've got.

Do you consider yourself a natural battle rapper?

Well, in one of the rounds they were quite impressed with what I did.

And in one of the rounds I embarrassed myself how bad I was so I guess on balance I'm fine.

That's a good balance yeah and also it's good for entertainment like like that if you had a guest on a show like that's the that's what you'd want and was just really serious about it.

Yeah, you'd like you'd looked up stuff about their family.

Really harsh stuff.

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