00:00I love this. Is it in a homage to Lewis?
00:03Yeah, why not?
00:03Is it actually?
00:04Yeah.
00:04He didn't do very well, did he, old Lewis?
00:06I know. Lando got it today.
00:07There you go.
00:08I like Lando too.
00:09Oh, God. Do you know what?
00:10It's so good to see you.
00:12I got goosebumps thinking it.
00:1313 years ago, we were in Selfridges,
00:15Disturbing London launch.
00:17We sat down in the back room.
00:18My goodness.
00:19One of my first ever chats in this industry.
00:21We're both still alive.
00:21We're both still going for it.
00:22Both still breathing.
00:24Unreal.
00:24Does your music hit differently now when you hear it?
00:27Does it take on your meaning?
00:28Absolutely, yeah.
00:28Because I feel like, especially like my earlier stuff,
00:30has gone into this sort of like legacy,
00:33sort of legendary phase, or era, or time,
00:37which is pretty amazing.
00:38Not many artists get to have that privilege.
00:41Do you get what I mean?
00:41So I actually really felt it when we were in Australia,
00:45maybe about two months ago.
00:47And I was on this festival run with Pitbull,
00:50Mariah Carey, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Jon, Eve, the rapper.
00:55And I just remember, like, yeah,
00:57just looking at all of those artists and thinking,
00:59wow, you guys have got legendary music
01:01that spans decades.
01:03And I'm now sort of in that as well.
01:05So have you babes.
01:06Yeah, which is quite surreal.
01:07Yeah, it's amazing.
01:07Thank you guys.
01:08When you hear your music back on the radio and stuff,
01:10does it feel like a long time ago?
01:12Does it feel like a distant memory?
01:13Does it feel different when you hear the lyrics now?
01:15Do you know what?
01:15I feel like it doesn't necessarily feel like a long time ago.
01:18But the great thing about being able to create music
01:20is whenever you hear it or you perform it,
01:23it always takes you back to that time.
01:25So, you know, across some of the records
01:27that I would consider hits,
01:28they span across maybe seven or eight years.
01:30So it takes me back to specific times in my life,
01:33which are amazing.
01:34You know, sometimes you'd need a photograph
01:36to maybe take you back there.
01:37But it's amazing.
01:38I can do that with the music.
01:39Yeah, we're so proud of you and what you've achieved.
01:40And you're an absolute entrepreneur.
01:42Now you've got your clothing,
01:43you're in the business of building.
01:45Yeah, yeah.
01:45I mean, that's incredible.
01:46The strings to your bow.
01:47Yeah.
01:48Are you happy?
01:48Are you enjoying it all?
01:49Of course, yeah.
01:50You only live once.
01:50You might as well get your finger in as many pies as possible.
01:53So give me some tips about what to do about property then.
01:56One-liner.
01:57So property at the moment,
01:58obviously it's a crazy time in our economy
02:00and with our new budgets and whatnot.
02:03But I would say, do you know what?
02:04As someone who has like immigrant parents,
02:07I've always seen it as a huge opportunity.
02:09Like regardless of what tax you have to pay
02:11or anything like that,
02:13to be able to amass and acquire is a blessing.
02:16So if you have the means and the resources,
02:18get stuck in.
02:19Why not?
02:20Just go for it.
02:20And definitely have more than one.
02:22Okay, I'll try.
02:23If you can.
02:24And just quickly,
02:24I've got a Christmas bag here.
02:25Can you pick a little tiny candy cane
02:27and read the question
02:27and you can keep said candy cane
02:29if you're a good boy.
02:30Cool.
02:31Brussels sprouts, food or punishment?
02:32Definitely food.
02:33Nutritious, man.
02:34Definitely.
02:35Yeah, come on.
02:36We're not like two years old anymore.
02:39Tiny, it's fantastic to see you.
02:40I'm so happy that you're here and you're back.
02:42Thank you very much.
Comments