Tinie Tempah used yesterday's (24 October) Q Awards to try to recruit Chris Martin for his second album.
After picking up Best Male presented by Merc at the London ceremony, Tempah spoke to us for the video interview above, but he had one eye at all times on the Coldplay singer who was also in the room.
"[My second album] it's currently in progress. I'm actually trying to hunt down Chris Martin right now to ask him something about that," he explained.
"But so far so good, it's sounding amazing, hopefully going to get it out for April, May next year."
Tinie Tempah also spoke about his new autobiography and how he once turned down an ice cream from Prince William.
Head to Awards.qthemusic.com for more on this year's Q Awards including all the results and Youtube.com/q4music for more backstage video interviews.
2:58 PM | 25/10/2011
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