The UK rapper is back on the scene after a hiatus and says he's ready to take on the new music landscape.
Tinie Tempah released his debut single Pass Out in 2010.
Fans might have bought the track and downloaded it on to an iPhone 4 or an OG Samsung Galaxy
It's a song many still associate with the rapper - but 15 years later the music scene's almost unrecognisable, and definitely more crowded.
"It's way more of a competitive space," Tinie tells BBC Newsbeat.
"You've got a hundred thousand songs being uploaded to all the different streamers every day - that's your competition.
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