Rigels Rajku, or Noizy, also spoke about his ambition in politics this Saturday on the show Inside Albania with moderator Alice Taylor.
The journalist asked him if he would respond to the prime minister's invitation, if he would ask him to lead the Ministry of Culture.
The rapper replied that he would accept it, saying that he is, according to him, a man who keeps his word and that he has not made his income as a rapper through illegal money. Noizy says that, according to him, he does not need money to use politics for other interests.
Journalist: What about yourself? If Rama called you and said: "Hey, will you become Minister of Culture or Deputy Minister of Youth?" would you accept it?
Noizy: I would 100% do it. Really? Listen, I'll tell you one thing about me. I may not be able to speak as a politician. It doesn't matter. But I am a man of words. I don't need money. I know for sure that money doesn't make me happy. Money is nothing. I've only gotten this far pushing my boundaries to tick the boxes, to show people: listen, you can get very rich, or, whatever you want to call it — even in Albania, even without dealing with drugs. That's why I've gone so far. Otherwise, I wouldn't have done it. I have enough money to live on, because no one suffers for bread in Albania. And I've noticed this: the more money you make, the bigger the castles you build, but you're always going to want to go outside and sleep in the open air. And I think, "The hell he eats it, why are people like that?" They will live in... So, they built this big villa, and what makes them happy is sleeping outside, in nature. And I say, "Wow, that's the nature of human life. It's not about luxury. It's about where you find peace."
So, if I were ever a politician, as Minister of Culture, as you said, or whatever, I am a man of words. I don't speak nicely, but I will keep my promises.