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UK drill rapper Psychs shares coronavirus advice track ‘Spreadin”
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nme.com"Let's take this thing serious" South London drill rapper Psychs has released a new track about the effects of the coronavirus on daily life, ‘Spreadin”.
Speaking to the BBC about the song, he explained: “I knew that if I’d done this in the right way, it would grab people’s attention… especially my generation.” The songs lyrics cover a multitude of issues affected by the outbreak, including the postponement of the Premier League season, alternatives to handshakes like using feet, The Simpsons references, and flashes of humour: “Sneeze, but don’t get snot on me/ that might lead to quarantine”.
Watch the video below: The rapper added: “One of the hardest things I’m anticipating is just not being able to see my friends if we do go into
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