London’s self-proclaimed “Princess of Drill,” TeeZandos, has stormed into 2025 with her hard-hitting new single ‘Old Me’, reaffirming her reputation as one of the UK’s most unstoppable rap voices.
Known for her fearless bars and sharp flows, the East London rapper uses this track to push back against fake support while reflecting on personal growth. Lyrically, ‘Old Me’ doesn't hold back. “I look in the mirror and I look at real / I ain’t out here like them, so I don’t know how the fake sh*t feels,” she spits with her signature grit.
The track's energy matches her words, powered by a bass-heavy beat crafted by drill producers Carns Hill (Headie One, K-Trap) and Jay Cactus (Giggs, French The Kid). The result? A menacing, unstoppable drill anthem that stays true to her sound while pushing it further.
The track’s music video, directed by Kaylum Dennis (Loski, Aitch, Potter Payper), matches the intensity. Shot across various London locations, the fast-paced edits and sharp cuts reflect TeeZandos' relentless energy, giving the visuals a raw, cinematic edge.
Speaking on the release, TeeZandos explained:
“It’s now or never for me. I took a while to get myself straight and pree the scene… they clearly needed my help, so that’s what they’ll get. I’m here to make everyone uncomfortable once again.”
TeeZandos' rise has been impossible to ignore. From her viral hit ‘Need Focus’ in 2019 to the massive success of her Plugged In session with Fumez The Engineer (now with over 10 million views), she’s continued to break ground in a genre often dominated by male voices. Support from major names like Kenny Allstar, Tiffany Calver, and Snoochie Shy has only solidified her influence further.
At 22, TeeZandos is entering a new era - one that promises unfiltered storytelling, fearless self-expression, and drill dominance. ‘Old Me’ is just the beginning.
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