UK rapper Peaky has spoken about the Grenfell Tower fire in a second interview since his passionate appearance on BBC News that went viral days ago. He expanded on the situation stating, “There needs to be more of a care for human life than money right now”. He revealed, “They put flammable panels onto the side of the building” and stood his ground when interrupted on this point. He importantly demanded, “The tenant management organisation in Kensington & Chelsea, they need to be investigated”.
UK rapper Peaky spoke to the BBC about the shocking fire that took place in Grenfell Tower, West London. He didn’t hold back on the live broadcast stating, “I’m not so sure that was totally an accident”. As the presenter tried to cut him off and apologised for his language, he ended with the point “I’m not really f*cking with the government right now” and walked away. What we have here is a young man from the effected area speaking passionately in response to a tragic event. Accident or not, clear negligence has taken place and those responsible must be held accountable. A version of the viral video has been edited with the text ‘BBC won’t air this again’.
Peaky is a talented young Rap artist. Check him out below. He has also done a follow up interview with GRM Daily that can be read here: http://grmdaily.com/peaky-grenfell-resident-bbc-news