Highbury hero puts his skills to the test in new song titled 'Invincibles' which recalls historic season in north London
HE used to be a top Premier League midfielder.
But it now appears that Ray Parlour has his sights set on a career in the grime scene after showing off his skills alongside rap star Stormzy.
Appearing together on TalkSport, the duo unleashed a new single on the world titled ‘Invincible’.
Parlour, or ‘Ray-Pizzee’ as he was crowned by Stormzy, referenced a number of Gunners legends in his new tune including Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira.
The song went down a treat with those in the studio, with Stormzy himself looking seriously impressed.
The artist previously collaborated with Paul Pogba when the midfielder returned to Manchester United for a world-record £89million last summer.
But Stormzy could find himself working with a new partner in Parlour from now on, with the Gooner in top form with his lyrics.
They read: “I remember 2003, in my whip with Thierry Henry. That man was merky, he could roast teams like a turkey.
“Patrick Vieira that man was our bredrin, opposition midfielders he put the fear in. Pat was a skengman and was no wasteman, but he wasn’t just a hard thing, his game was pengting.
“Us Invincibles, undefeated mandem. Never looked skitz, we all worked in tandem. Wicked.”
