The Tottenham raised artist has just reached the top two with his latest single 'Unorthodox' featuring Example and the London MC has claimed his success is "both a gift and a curse" because of the pressure he now feels.
The British rapper, who is a successful grime artist, is now worried having crossed over onto the commercial side, that having to produce hits all the time will be too much for some people who aren't prepared.
In an interview with the Daily Star, Wretch said: "Grime is crossing over, but a massive song can be both a gift and a curse. Sometimes I feel like I'm almost up there and it throws you into a league that you might not be ready to be in."
He continued: "I could end up on the same stage as someone like Take That. But Take That have loads more material than me. "It means you have to keep delivering, otherwise people might think, 'He only had one or two hits'. You just have to be ready to adjust."
Wretch recently admitted that he thought his fans would slam him for sampling The Stone Roses' track 'Fools Gold' in his latest song.
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