Rap superstar Aitch surprises fans with secret lunchtime gig – in SUBWAY store

The rapper, who hails from Manchester, wished to do an intimate gig in his hometown – and even had the shop renamed after him for the day

Rap famous person Aitch shocked followers with a secret lunchtime efficiency in his native Manchester department of Subway.

The 21-year-old musician carried out new single “Get together Spherical My Place” after posting a shock call-out to followers, to provide them the chance to indicate up on Tuesday.

Simply 25 fortunate followers have been allowed into the shop, which was rebranded SubwAITCH for the day.

The star’s favorite customised order of the Italian B.M.T.® sandwich (re-named the Aitch Footlong for the event) was additionally out there so followers might order their Italian-style snack precisely the way in which the rapper does.

Born and raised in New Moston, Manchester, chart-topper Aitch has quick turn into one of many UK’s hottest rap stars.

He mentioned: “I wished to do an intimate gig for my Manchester crew and thought this could be a cool spot.

“It’s been nice, huge up Subway for having me down and letting me take over – and you should definitely cop an Aitch sub earlier than all of them go.”

Showing on tracks with the likes of Stormzy, Ed Sheeran, AJ Tracey, Stefflon Don and Headie One, Aitch has racked up greater than billion international streams and over 5 million worldwide document gross sales.

Ashleigh, an Aitch-super fan who attended the gig, mentioned: “It was such a shock seeing Aitch at my native Subway, I actually loved the gig. I’ve been listening to him endlessly, so this has actually made my day.”

Mays Elansari, head of promoting UK & Eire at Subway, added: “After we heard Aitch was a Subway fan we wished to tug off one thing particular for his followers.

“What higher method to collaborate with Aitch than to rebrand our Subway Manchester Piccadilly retailer particularly for this shock occasion and rename his favorite Subway Footlong after him!

“It’s the primary time we’ve ever staged a gig in a Subway – who is aware of, it may not be the final.”