The singer - whose second album `The Defamation of Strickland Banks` has been a huge hit - is planning to go back to his hip-hop roots for his third record, but is worried fans won`t be impressed. He said: "They`ll probably hate it. I`ll probably drop back into obscurity again and everyone will think I was a one-hit wonder. "People who are fans of good music will like my hip-hop record but how the whole Plan B thing went crazy this year, I don`t think they`ll go crazy like that over the next album. "I might release it for free. I`m not doing a long campaign like I did for this one." Plan B - real name Ben Drew - also added he is tired of his creativity being stifled in order to please other people and even if he gives his album away free, he will never be a sell out. He told Metro.co.uk: "I like doing things how I want to do them. I`m not going to water down my hip-hop. I`m not going to do what radio want. That’s selling out. "As soon as I take out the swear words and go from something dark to going on about partying and drinking champagne it`ll be the same as all the other s**t out there. That`s not poetry. I`ll do different types of music on a major label and put out my hip hop independently." While Plan B may release his third album for free, he is also considering working with a record label on his more commercial songs and releasing his rap music independently.