00:28¡Gracias!
00:30Just doesn't sound like anything that's come before.
00:32If you look at the acid house history, all of a sudden there must have been a few thousand to
00:37hundreds of thousands across the country, across Britain, became acid house parties everywhere.
00:44Her Majesty, the Queen, has asked me to form a new administration and I'll strive unceasingly to try to fulfil
00:52the trust and confidence that the British people have placed in me and the things in which I believe.
00:58Yes, I'm here to say hello, to get with this, cause I'm mellow, smooth as silk and just as expensive,
01:05and my knowledge of rap is extensive.
01:07There was this feeling in England that we, they really would like to send us back.
01:12People were coming up to me and saying to me, can I have your autograph? And that's when I thought,
01:16shit.
01:18Don't worry about it, don't worry about it, don't worry about it, don't worry about it, don't worry about it,
01:24don't worry about it, don't worry about it, don't worry about it, all right.
01:26People got bored heads and they said I used to have long hair down my back, and I used to
01:30be there with the whistles, man, man, man, man.
01:33That's for me what rave is, rave is happy people.
01:39Mendoza Records, it's my label.
01:40I wanted our tracks to have the biggest bass lines going.
01:48But I never really thought about me being a woman and me DJing. I never sort of saw it as
01:53a hurdle. I just thought, well, I'll just do it.
01:58When I was at an MC competition, from that moment I decided, yeah, this is what I want to do.
02:05I want to be an MC.
02:07You know, race, creed, colour, religion, it's all gone.
02:12It just swept across England, all the football violence stopped.
02:16They had no idea that all the people who were fighting last year were taking ecstasy and going to the
02:23football matches, and then it was, oh, children can come to football matches again.
02:27It's like, yeah, because of dance music.
02:32The journey evolves, but it does stem back to us, and I get even more proud of knowing that I
02:38go back before that, you know, when it's one deck and a sponge, and no plan, no scene.
02:43Now it's an industry. You know, people want to do it as a career.
02:47You know, back then, I think we'd done it because it was probably about the only thing we could do.
02:52You know, living in the environment I lived in, you know, most of our friends were either criminals, sports, where
03:01you did services.
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