Tinie Tempah Peloton Class Brings 3 Songs and Upbeat Energy

The British rapper joined Jermaine Johnson at Peloton Studios London for a 30-minute Dance Music Run with live songs, a Q&A, and pushes set to the music

The Tinie Tempah Peloton class premiered today at Peloton Studios London, where the British rapper joined Jermaine Johnson for a 30 min Dance Music Run with Tinie Tempah. Tinie performed 3 songs live, answered questions during class, and helped keep members moving through a run built on moderate, challenging, and hard pushes.

The class aired Wednesday, October 14, at 1:30 p.m. ET and 6:30 p.m. BST as a Premiere in the Running category, with Pace Targets included.

How the Tinie Tempah Peloton Surprise Came Together

Peloton promoted the session as an in-studio run, with Jermaine joined by Tinie for a performance of songs from his new album, The Night’s Not Dead. For the members booked into the studio, his appearance was a surprise.

Behind-the-scenes Instagram stories followed the visit from the start. Tinie arrived on the street outside Peloton Studios London, where Jermaine greeted him with a handshake and a hug. The two then sat together in the studio café to share that a 30-minute run was on its way.

Another clip showed Tinie waiting backstage, water bottle in hand, just before walking out to surprise the members in the studio. A final set of stories offered a quick look at Tinie and Jermaine on the Tread stage with the camera crew ahead of the reveal.

Tinie Tempah Peloton Performances Include Pass Out

Tinie performed 3 songs during the class, starting with Pass Out, a track Jermaine counts among his favorites. Tinie delivered it on the studio floor beside Jermaine’s Tread, microphone in hand, while members ran on the Treads around them.

The second Tinie Tempah Peloton performance came during the running portion of the class, when Tinie sang To The Floor 22 minutes in. He closed with Energy, carrying members through the cool down and into the stretch. He also took questions, adding a conversational moment to a class otherwise driven by pace and music.

Inside the Dance Music Run Structure

Jermaine built the class around the music and the room. He paired moderate, challenging, and hard pushes with the soundtrack, using the live performances and the studio’s energy to drive each effort.

Pace Targets make the run adaptable for members at home. Each push is tied to a pace level rather than a fixed speed, so runners of different abilities can follow the same structure.

The members in the studio brought plenty of energy of their own. Footage from the session shows Tinie moving across the floor as members ran on the Treads behind Jermaine, with the purple studio lights setting the tone.

Where the Tinie Tempah Peloton Class Fits for Jermaine Johnson

The class arrives during a busy stretch for Jermaine, who recently marked his five-year Peloversary and shared the mat with Hannah Frankson for the UK Black History Month Strength class on October 1. He teaches Tread and Strength from London, and this class adds a music-first option to that mix.

For Tinie, the appearance ties directly to The Night’s Not Dead, his fourth studio album.

With the premiere complete, the Tinie Tempah Peloton run gives members a 30-minute Dance Music Run that pairs Jermaine’s coaching with music performed live in the room. It is a chance to train alongside an artist, not just to his playlist.

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