He says that Starr's mood on the track, while short of the rage that American rapper Tupac Shakur vented against his rival Biggie Smalls in "Hit 'Em Up", "no doubt helped make the tune a staple of football and soccer matches".
He claims that Starr's demeanor on the track, although lacking the rage displayed by American rapper Tupac Shakur in his song "Hit 'Em Up" directed at his rival Biggie Smalls, undoubtedly contributed to the song's popularity as a fixture in football and soccer matches.