@user9583730: Before the albums, before the mainstream recognition — there was Nines in the booth. His 2013 Fire in the Booth with Charlie Sloth became one of those freestyles that properly showcased what made Nines different. No gimmicks, just cold delivery, detailed storytelling and that effortless flow that made it feel like he was simply talking rather than trying to impress. The bars touch on money, women, the streets and the journey from having nothing to seeing success — giving you a glimpse into the world Nines would continue documenting throughout his career. And the freestyle clearly left an impression… Nines returned for Part 2 in 2017, after fans pushed for another appearance. (Crack Magazine) One of the freestyles that helped put Nines’ name firmly on the UK rap map. 🐐 ##nines##fireinthebooth##charliesloth##raptok##ukrap