Anthony ‘Choc’ Mundine has never shied away from making his voice heard, from viciously opposing lockdowns and covid safety measures, to stating that homosexuality is incompatible with Aboriginal Beliefs (but his Islamic beliefs are somehow fine).

A little-known fact about the former boxer and NRL player is that he once took a brief foray into the world of rap music, and even released an album in 2007.

The album, titled Dream, was released on his own label ‘Behaavya Music’ and features the lead single ‘Platinum Ryder’ which was made into a music video.

The song takes influence from the melodic R&B style of hip-hop at the time, with artists such as Neyo, Chris Brown, and Usher dominating the airwaves.

The video features cameos from Nathan Merrit and Amos Roberts, as well as shots of Mundine flexing his muscles and wearing a suit on a red background a-la Jamie Foxx in Kanye West’s Gold Digger.