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Rewriting the Script: Jaja Soze on Life After the Streets
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In this episode of Outside In, Richie & Khaliyah sit down with Jaja Soze—rapper, activist, and one of the most influential voices to come out of the UK’s street culture.
Raised between Birmingham and Brixton, Jaja got involved in crime from a young age and ended up in prison in the 1990s—back when there were no TVs in cells and you were still slopping out with a metal bucket.
He talks honestly about life back then, how PDC came to be labelled a 'gang' and what it took to truly turn things around.
Today, Jaja’s using his experience to help young people find a different path—through music, business, mentoring, and community work - He’s building a legacy that’s about growth, not just survival.
🔗 Explore more of Jaja’s work here: linktr.ee/jajasoze
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