Notts grad Avi Sharma back with fresh bars after Apprentice win
Why has he low-key got flow
Notts’ favourite graduate is back on TikTok with a rap themed around Brighton after his fourth week with Lord Sugar.
Avi secured another win, this time down south, as sub-PM, in Team Affinity lead by Simba Rwambiwa. The group were given the task of haggling down prices of random items in Brighton, which Avi humorously turned into a catchy tune.
He detailed his win in the song, saying: “Trust me, we’re on the move”, “Put weight on our shoulders, we take off our shoes”, “The win wasn’t pretty, but we never lose, cuh we stay united bro, it is a mood”.
The new song was released to his Instagram and TikTok accounts after Thursday nights’ episodes, both of his handles being “AviTv”.
After every episode, the University of Nottingham economics graduate releases a catchy rap, recapping the events to his 17,000 followers on TikTok and 8,000 on Instagram. Thursday nights’ rap has already amassed almost 50,000 views on TikTok.
Featured Image via @AviTV on Instagram
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