GFrSH: I think its maybe because of Artists having their say through music, so the way the market is moving, you can still do music, but if its not going to go to radio, its not commer- cially accepted. I mean you would never really know what’s commercially accepted until they put the most gutted song, on the ra- dio, and see where it charts; until they do that then you’ll see.
Kix: What makes you get up in the morning and say “Today I’m going to make a change”? Jak FrSH: I think its progression, I think in whatever you do, you should always have progression; you should always try and
Fox tails and things like that, its different; we all have our own fashion sense, showing ourselves through what we wear, just staying fresh. G-FrSH: People will judge you from your outta appearance, so we just present ourselves in the way people will look at us. And your appearance is an extension of your personal self.
there’s certain professions that you have to be dedicated and trained in to move into. I know very further in the future, it can become that but, for now, it’s where it’s at.
Kix: As the Frsh team, are a movement; are there any other movements in the UK, which are doing it for you all right now?
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push yourself, just that bit further and explore new avenues.
Kix: Okay team- fashion, who here is the main fashion forward of the team? Jak FrSH: I think we all have our own personal styles; Lefty London: But I think G-FrSH is the most daring, like he wears
Kix: With the ‘I Stay FrSH’ moving; do you think it can move into couture status or is it just an urban movement? FrSH: Hmm, couture, couture, you have to be special like; Like I don’t think a guy or rapper; actually not even a rapper because everyone calls themselves a rapper; but
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