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it s a strange feeling because, for me, i ve always felt like i m not going to be here, you know, it s like. what do you mean by that? because i m a british born bangladeshi, you know, when i started music, it wasn t like. it wasn t normal. i m like the alien in the family. everyone s normal, doing normal things. and for me, it was like, how do i turn up the music really loud in the house without getting in trouble? # your body s like a drug to me, let me tell you now # give me your hand and let me show you something magical, girl.# a, there s our own community that might hold some sort ofjudgment, like, who is he? what is he doing? b, there s the other south asian counterparts. like, i m not used to seeing a bengali guy doing this. and then, there s the industry, there s the white man, there s the system. there s so many hurdles. for me, there wasn t a bengali man who reached out and said to me, yo, get into the music industry. i was waiting for a bengali man to do it. it s ju