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British rapper (born 1998)

Central Cee
Central Cee in 2023
Central Cee in 2023
Background information
Birth nameOakley Neil Caesar-Su
Also known asCench[1]
Born (1998-06-04)4 June 1998 (age 26)[1][2]
Ladbroke Grove,London, England
Genres
Occupations
  • Rapper
  • singer
  • songwriter
DiscographyDiscography
Years active2014–present
Labels
Websitecentralcee.com
Musical artist

Oakley Neil Caesar-Su[4] (born 4 June 1998), known professionally asCentral Cee, is a British rapper fromShepherd's Bush,London.[1] Regarded as a leading figure inUK rap,[5][6] he rose to prominence in 2020 with the release of hisdrill singles "Day in the Life" and "Loading".[7] His first mixtape,Wild West (2021), debuted at number two on theUK Albums Chart, while his second,23 (2022), debuted atop the chart.[8]

Central Cee achieved further success with his 2022 single "Doja", which peaked at number two on theUK Singles Chart and became the then-most-streamed UK rap song on Spotify.[9][10][11] In June 2023, he released the single "Sprinter" (withDave), which became his firstUK number-one single and preceded their collaborative EP,Split Decision (2023).[12] The song also became the longest-running number-one rap song in the UK, holding the position for 10 weeks.[13] In April 2024, it became the most streamed UK rap song ever, surpassing "Doja".[14] That May, Central Cee released the single "Band4Band" withLil Baby, which became the highest charting UK rap single inBillboard Hot 100 history, reaching number 18, as well as reaching number 3 in his home country.[15] His debut studio album,Can't Rush Greatness, was released in 2025 throughColumbia Records and became his second number-one on the UK Albums Chart.[16] It also debuted at number nine on theBillboard 200, becoming the first top-ten UK rap album in America.[17]

Early life

Oakley Neil Caesar-Su was born on 4 June 1998 inLadbroke Grove, London to an English mother and a father ofGuyanese andChinese ancestry.[18] His mother Rachel Caesar met his father at age 15 and began dating him against her parents' wishes, subsequently getting cut off financially.[19] When Caesar-Su was seven, his parents separated and he began living with his mother and two younger brothers inShepherd's Bush. He has an additional half-brother.[20][18] One of his brothers is Juke Caesar, who appeared on the23 mixtape under the name "Lil Bro".[21] As a child, Caesar-Su would write poetry and raps, which he would then show to his mother and social worker.[22]

When Caesar-Su visited his father, he would be shown American hip-hop.[23] He would also be exposed toreggae anddancehall when he attendedNotting Hill Carnival.[24] Caesar-Su has stated that he kept to himself in school, but would occasionally misbehave and lose his temper. He went to the same school as rapperDigga D, being 2 years his senior.[25] Caesar-Su left school at age 16.[26]

Caesar-Su became enamoured with pursuing music as a career after a friend took him to a music studio nearWandsworth Bridge at age 14.[18][27] During his teenage years he worked at a shoe store for three weeks before finding out his wage and quitting.[28] Caesar-Su eventually turned to selling drugs to earn money, stating, "When you're coming from where I'm coming from, everybody from all walks of life, nine times out of 10, they had to do that. It's like learning to ride a bike."[19]

Career

2014–2019: Career beginnings

Initially inspired byChip,Bow Wow, andFugative, who gained fame as teenagers,[29] Caesar-Su made an early public appearance on a now-deleted episode ofCharlie Sloth'sFire in the Streets series in 2014, where he adopted the rapper name "Central Cee" (first listed as Central C).[7] His first song appearance was on the "Ain't On Nuttin Remix" alongsideJ Hus and more in January 2015.[30] He released his "StreetHeat Freestyle" in February of the same year.[31] In 2015, Central Cee appeared on music platform BL@CKBOX and performed verses toTupac instrumentals alongside MoWest.[32] At the age of 17, he threw his first headline show at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, renting the venue for £500 and making £2,500 in profit. Six months later, he performed at the venue once again, describing it as "just the same as the first time", leading to a lack of motivation in his career.[33] In February 2016, Central Cee was featured alongsideDave and others on the remix to the song "Spirit Bomb" byAJ Tracey.[34] He later released the single "Pull Up" in August 2016.[35] Central Cee released his first projects, the EP17, and the now-deleted EPsNostalgia andCS Vol. 1 in 2017.[36][37][38] His "Next Up?" freestyle was released in October 2019, following a number of singles that released that year.[39][32]

2020–2023:Wild West,23, andSplit Decision

Central Cee performing his “Mad About Bars” freestyle in 2020

Central Cee met his future manager YBeeez in 2019, who encouraged him to pursue music further.[40] After switching fromauto-tuned hip hop to a style similar toUK drill, Central Cee released his breakout single "Day in the Life" on 14 June 2020. He followed it up with "Molly" in July, and achieved further success with the single "Loading", released on 22 October 2020. The music videos for the three tracks were released byGRM Daily.[41] "Loading" and February 2021's "Commitment Issues" both reached the top 20 of theUK Singles Chart.[42][43] Central Ceeself-released his debut mixtapeWild West in March 2021, which debuted at number two on theUK Albums Chart and number one on theUK R&B Albums Chart.[8]

In September 2021,[44] the single "Obsessed with You" reached number 4 on the UK Singles Chart,[8] and would become the lead single to his second mixtape,23, announced in November 2021.[45] Central Cee's Daily Duppy was released on Christmas of 2021.[46] The second and third singles from the mixtape, "Retail Therapy" and "Cold Shoulder", were released on 6 and 27 January 2022.[44][47] On 25 February 2022,23 was released and became his first number one on the UK Albums Chart.[48][49]

Following previews at concerts and on social media, his single "Doja" released on 21 July 2022 alongside a music video directed byCole Bennett.[50] It became his highest charting song of his career, debuting at number 2 on the UK Singles Chart.[51] The song also reached number 12 on the US Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart.[52] On 14 October 2022, Central Ceesurprise released his EPNo More Leaks, which was supported by the single "One Up" which released the day before.[53] On 16 December 2022, he released the single "Let Go", which samples thePassenger single "Let Her Go" and peaked at number six on the UK Singles Chart.[54] In 2022, Central Cee became the first UK rapper to achieve 1 billionSpotify streams in a single year.[55] On 9 February 2023, he released the single "Me & You".[56]

On 1 June 2023, Central Cee and Dave released the joint single "Sprinter".[57] It was the lead single to their collaborative EPSplit Decision, which was surprise-released on 4 June. "Sprinter" became Central Cee's first number-one single, and broke the record for the biggest streaming week for a rap song in UK history.[12][58] The single also broke the record for the longest running number-one rap single in the UK.[59] In late June, Central Cee appeared onXXL magazine's 2023 Freshman Class.[60] Days later, it was announced that he had signed toColumbia Records.[61] On 21 July, Central Cee released his "On the Radar Freestyle" withDrake.[62] The track debuted at number 80 on theBillboard Hot 100, becoming his first song to reach the chart.[63]On 20 October, Central Cee was featured on a song alongside Australian rapperThe Kid LAROI and Korean pop starJungkook called "Too Much".[64] On 21 December 2023, Central Cee released the single "Entrapaneur".[65]

2024–present:Can't Rush Greatness

On 11 February 2024, he released the single "I Will".[66] On 5 April 2024, he appeared onJ. Cole's surprise mixtapeMight Delete Later on the track "H.Y.B" alongsideBas.[67] In May 2024, he released agrime song on YouTube titled "CC Freestyle". On 23 May, he released the track "Band4Band" alongsideLil Baby.[68][69] The track debuted at number 4 on the UK Singles Chart and number 22 on theBillboard Hot 100, becoming his highest entry on the latter. Two weeks later, the track reached number 18 on the Hot 100.[70][71] On 20 June 2024, he appeared on the joint track "Wave" with Nigerian singerAsake.[72][73]

On 11 July 2024, Central Cee featured onIce Spice's single "Did It First".[74] The track's rollout sparked controversy and unsound dating rumors between the two.[75] Central Cee followed this up with the single "Gen Z Luv" on 26 July.[76] In the song's music video, his forthcoming albumCan’t Rush Greatness was announced.[77] On 22 August 2024, Central Cee released two singles, "Bolide Noir" with French rapper JRK 19 and "Billion Streams Freestyle".[78] On 29 October 2024, he released the single "One By One" alongside aColorsxStudios performance of the song.[79]

On 16 January 2025, Central Cee released the single "GBP" with21 Savage, with a music video directed by Cole Bennett.[80] A week later, on 24 January,Can't Rush Greatness was released to positive reviews, and became his second number one on the UK Albums Chart, with over 42,000 units sold.[81][82] It also reached number nine on theBillboard 200, becoming the first UK rap album to reach the top ten.[83] On 28 January, Central Cee announced his second headlining tour, theCan't Rush Greatness World Tour.[84]

Fashion

Central Cee is known for his style of fashion which usually featurestracksuits,puffer jackets, and skull caps, items commonly associated with Britishstreetwear culture.[85][86][87]

In 2023, Central Cee launched the streetwear brand Syna World. The brand'sguerrilla marketing techniques have been compared to fellow UK brands such as Corteiz and Trapstar.[88][89] He collaborated with the football clubParis-Saint-Germain to make a custom kit in September 2024.[90] In October 2024, Central Cee and Syna World collaborated withNike to release a Tech Fleece tracksuit andAir Max 95's. It was put on sale on JD Sports and the Nike website.[91][92]

Central Cee made his modeling debut forDrake'sNike XNocta collection on 6 April 2021.[93] He frontedJaquemus' "Neve World" campaign in November 2022.[94][95]

Artistry

Musical style

Beginning his career performingBritish hip-hop, Central Cee switched to thetrapwave genre in 2016, a style of British hip hop which utilizes auto-tuned singing. In 2020, Central Cee moved to a style similar toUK drill with the release of the single "Day in the Life", and has mostly stuck to that style since then, stating that the auto-tune style was oversaturated.[96] His current style of music has been described as a melodic and upbeat approach to UK drill.[97]

Influences

Central Cee citesKendrick Lamar,J. Cole, andYoungBoy Never Broke Again as some of his main musical inspirations.

Central Cee studied rappers such asKendrick Lamar,J. Cole, andJay-Z as a young adult and namedYoungBoy Never Broke Again as one of his influences, comparing his approach to the rapper.[19]

"There’s a lot of people that will testify that he’s shit because there’s no science to his thing, musically. What I think sells is his personality and his vulnerability in the music. Actually, that probably influenced me a lot."[19]

Central Cee has also stated that fellow British rapperSkepta is the "main reason" he started making music.[98]

Personal life

Central Cee datedMadeline Argy, aTikTok creator and host of thePretty Lonesome podcast, for over two years. Their relationship ended in July 2024.[99]

Discography

Main article:Central Cee discography

Albums

Mixtapes

Tours

Headlining

Awards and nominations

OrganizationYearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
AIM Independent Music Awards2021PPL Award for Most Played New Independent ArtistHimselfNominated[100]
BET Awards2023Best International ActNominated[101]
BET Hip Hop Awards2023Best Breakthrough Hip Hop ArtistNominated[102]
Best International FlowNominated
Brit Awards2022Best New ArtistNominated[103]
Best British Hip Hop/Rap/Grime ActNominated
British Single of the Year"Obsessed with You"Nominated
2023British Artist of the YearHimselfNominated[104]
Best British Hip Hop/Grime/Rap ActNominated
2024Song of the Year"Sprinter"(with Dave)Nominated[105]
"Let Go"Nominated
British Artist of the YearHimselfNominated
Best British Hip Hop/Grime/Rap ActNominated
Ivor Novello Awards2023Songwriter of the YearNominated[106]
MOBO Awards2021Best NewcomerWon[107]
Best Male ActNominated
Best Drill ActWon
Song of the Year"Commitment Issues"Nominated
2022Best Male ActHimselfWon[108]
[109]
Best Drill ActNominated
Song of the Year"Doja"Nominated
Video of the YearWon
2023Best Male ActHimselfWon[110]
Best Drill ActNominated
Song of the Year"Sprinter"(with Dave)Won
MTV Europe Music Awards2023Best Hip-HopHimselfNominated[111]
Best UK & Ireland ActNominated
Best Collaboration"Sprinter"(withDave)Nominated

Listicles

PublisherYearListicleResultRef.
Forbes202330 Under 30: Entertainment (Europe)Placed[112]

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