Central Cee has worked hard to get himself to the brink of stardom, but, like many artists, he received a boost from Drake along the way. However, the 26-year-old artist recently explained why he liked the fact that the Toronto superstar wasn’t featured on his debut album Can’t Rush Greatness.

Central Cee has explained why his highly-anticipated Drake collaboration didn’t make the cut for his album “Can’t Rush Greatness.”

Enter Central Cee, the 25-year-old rap sensation from the West London neighborhood of Shepherd’s Bush, whose reign over social feeds these past few years feels uncontested. With his studio debut, Can’t Rush Greatness,

Central Cee is on a mission to prove you Can’t Rush Greatness with his new album, and in just a couple of months, he’ll take that mission worldwide with his Can’t Rush Greatness World Tour. He’s announced the dates today; you can find tickets and more information here.

On No Intro, Central Cee, born Oakley Neil Caesar-Su, looks at what lies between his roots and the stardom he’s enjoyed in the wake of singles like Doja, Let Go, Loading, and Sprinter. “I want a simplistic life, but that’s not realistic,” he raps.

Central Cee shared the tracklist for his debut album Can't Rush Greatness on Tuesday (Jan. 21), days ahead of its release via CC4L & Columbia Records.

In a recent conversation with Fernando Halman for FunX, Cee was asked point-blank if he has a new Drake record ready to go. Speculation had been high in the run-up to Can't Rush G

The two have been connected for a few years now, with Cee modeling for Drake's Nike brand Nocta back in 2021, and they also linked up for an On the Radar freestyle in 2023, which