Central Cee: Can't Rush Greatness album review – an imperfectly candid stream of consciousness Central Cee is on top of the world.
Whether it's the comic relief found in living next to a potential ‘Karen’ (Gata), or the annoyance around people waiting for him to flop (Top Freestyle), Central Cee gets his lick back, juxtaposing nonchalance and grit as he flexes his muscles.
With his star now ascended, he’s also aware of the poking in his rearview – be it blogs, tweets, or west London rivalry – but simply doesn’t respond (this was best evidenced in the now deleted CC Freestyle, a highly speculated Digga D retort).
Part of west London’s contemporary rap dynasty, he took to Instagram 24 hours after the release of his final album single GBP to boast about just how well he was doing.
Like its title, Can’t Rush Greatness, Cench is aware of the pressures of a debut.
