S3 Episode 3: KSI and Craig David

Hip Hop Saved My Life with Romesh Ranganathan

RangaBee Productions and Mr Box

Arts, Comedy, Music

4.8 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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It’s an HHSML double-bill special for you this week as we’re joined by rapper and YouTube star KSI and UK garage legend Craig David for one seriously big show!

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0:00.0	My name is Donia, I moved to Manchester in 2010.
0:03.4	I came from Afghanistan.
0:04.9	The first school that was a bit tough, I had no friends, couldn't speak English and felt a bit left out.
0:09.6	My high school teacher was very supportive.
0:12.0	She matched me up with friends that spoke the same language as me.
0:15.5	Having friends gave me a lot of confidence.
0:17.6	I felt like I'm not being left out.
0:20.6	Thinking about teaching, to get advice on your application funding and courses,
0:26.2	search get into teaching events.
0:50.0	Welcome to Hip-Up Save My Life.
0:52.0	You are joining us in a weird situation here.
0:56.3	We're joined by Ruth.
0:59.1	Hello.
1:00.1	We have KSI and Craig David.
1:03.5	I was about to say in the building.
1:06.3	KSI is in the building.
1:08.0	Craig David is in a building.
1:10.1	We're looking at you on our laptop now.
1:12.4	You're at home, right?
1:13.3	Yeah, I'm in my studio at home.
1:15.3	We're taking full advantage of this virtual reality situation we're in right now.
1:20.2	I'm not really expecting a big advantage, I mean.
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