Drill rapper Drillminister has blamed "broken Britain" and austerity for the rise of drill music among young people, arguing that the controversial genre is a symptom of deeper societal problems.

Speaking to GB News, he said: "If you've got austerity, you bail out bankers, you've got people not able to eat, you've got Marcus Rashford feeding our children - do the math."

Drill rapper Drillminister has blamed "broken Britain" and austerity for the rise of drill music among young people, arguing that the controversial genre is a symptom of deeper societal problems.Speaking to GB News, he said: "If you've got austerity, you bail out bankers, you've got people not able ...{ai:summary}<p>Drill rapper Drillminister attributes the popularity of drill music among youth to "broken Britain" and austerity measures. He argues that the genre reflects deeper societal issues, highlighting economic struggles and the need for initiatives like Marcus Rashford's efforts to combat child hunger. #society</p>

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