Speaking to the BBC's Newsbeat following the BRIT Awards, the 'Frisky' star explained that he has been really inspired by recent events around the world - such as the Occupy movement - where people have started to stand up for what they believe in:

"We all know that a lot has been going on around the world recently with protests. The people are starting to stand up for what they believe in."

"Demonstration covers a lot of the things that have been going on around the world, especially in London recently. I want to be in correlation with such an incredible time in the world's history."

The 23-year-old South London rapper, who gave out the prize for Best British Single to One Direction at last night’s Brit Awards, confirmed the title during a red-carpet interview with Capital FM:

"It's called 'Demonstration' – as simple as that. I'm about a month away from finishing it so hopefully a couple of weeks after that all the singles should start trickling out but I'm so excited about it. It feels so much better then when I did the first one."

But the 'Pass Out' star also revealed that fans shouldn’t be expecting a huge departure from his 2010 number one debut, 'Disc-Overy':

"It's definitely based around what I've done before. If it 'aint broke don't fix it like they say but it's definitely a lot more forward and a lot more edgy a lot more cooler collaborations.

"One thing I feel like I needed to add as well just growing up and becoming a man was a bit more emotion into some of the music and give people a little bit more insight and I've definitely done that."

Writing to his fans, the 'Frisky' star explained that the only date he had on the romantic holiday was with the gym, but didn't mind because he is "real happy" with how his body is changing:

"This is how I spent my Valentines....Real happy with the results ;-)"

He has devoted a lot of time to his fitness recently and even admitted that during his Disc-Overy arena tour he hired a trainer especially for backstage workouts, so is excited that his dedication is finally paying off.

The 'Pass Out' sensation took to Twitter in the early hours of this morning, February 6, after the Super Bowl and told his 1.2 million followers that he has been busy preparing his highly-anticipated new record:

"And the Giants Win... It was Written in the stars! *Cheesy I know but who knows when I'll get to say that again!* :-P #ALBUMNO.2ISONTHEWAY."

Although he hasn't given much away about his sophomore album, Tinie has previously confessed that it will be full of great tracks and tweeted on February 3, "writing some beautiful music @ the moment".