Central Cee has secured this week's No. 1 on the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart with his debut LP Can't Rush Greatness (Jan. 31). The west London rapper outsold the rest of the top five combined to reach the summit;

Central Cee has worked hard to get himself to the brink of stardom, but, like many artists, he received a boost from Drake along the way. However, the 26-year-old artist recently explained why he liked the fact that the Toronto superstar wasn’t featured on his debut album Can’t Rush Greatness.

The West London rapper scores the biggest opening week of his career to date, celebrating with a custom Official Number 1 Album Award in his signature rose gold; the theme running throughout this record’s campaign, including everything from a fleet of rose gold supercars in his Moi music video to a rose gold Nike footwear collaboration.

Central Cee’s debut studio album, Can’t Rush Greatness, has landed at number one on the UK albums chart. The London rapper’s record outsold the rest of the top five combined, according to the Official Charts Company,

Central Cee also recently announced a massive 39-day Can’t Rush Greatness World Tour that begins April 1 in Norway and will end July 2 in Australia. Pre-sale tickets go on sale Wednesday (Jan. 29), with general tickets going on sale Friday (Jan. 31) at 10 a.m. local time.

Central Cee is on a mission to prove you Can’t Rush Greatness with his new album, and in just a couple of months, he’ll take that mission worldwide with his Can’t Rush Greatness World Tour. He’s announced the dates today; you can find tickets and more information here.

Enter Central Cee, the 25-year-old rap sensation from the West London neighborhood of Shepherd’s Bush, whose reign over social feeds these past few years feels uncontested. With his studio debut, Can’t Rush Greatness,

His earlier mixtapes, like 23 and Wild West, mostly centered on his attempts to escape street life in “The Ends.” What makes this album feel like a breath of fresh air is the way Cench now blends his street stories with love songs and raw, introspective tracks that explore the changes fame has brought to his life. —Jordan Rose

Central Cee has explained why his highly-anticipated Drake collaboration didn’t make the cut for his album “Can’t Rush Greatness.”

After more than a decade in the game and eight top 10 singles, Central Cee has decided it's finally time to drop an album. He's not been in a hurry. The clue's in the title - You Can't Rush Greatness.