The "Shape of You' hitmaker joked that he does not think his fans appreciate his own rapping skills, reported Contactmusic.
"I don't feel like anyone thinks I can rap, but I really enjoy doing it... I really enjoy doing it, but in that aspect I wouldn't because you'd be going against one of the greatest rappers in all time, so I'd stick to what I was good at.
"Like, I rap on my own stuff because I enjoy doing it. That's something that I'd definitely put together in the future. I think someone like Drake would be really fun to work with. I'd want him to rap though because I love it when he raps, when he's barring," Sheeran said.
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