that any kind of music; Like the awareness is already there. GFrSH: At the same time, if people had to spend £ 40,000 on their fees’ it would also make them try a little harder to get good grades; study something worth the money too.
Jak:For example my sister’s in Uni
studying Nero Science, and then she’ll go on to
medical school, and
when she
leaves she will be a doc- tor no doubt, and no one can take that away from her, but she will be in like you said about £40,000 debt, but then her
qualification is undeniable. So you have to be smart with what you study, and make sure it’s worth what you’re going to have to
pay back.
To answer the question properly, an artist can be the mouth for the students and be at the for front; but all that can do is he or she could rise up and be the voice for students.
Kix: If there was one artist you could all work with at the moment, and be totally satisfied with your career collaborations, who would it be? Lefty: Mine would be Kanye West. Flips: Everyone, too many to name, its all Love. Dice: I would say Drake, Popularity wise, Drake’s quite big, so I think that can broaden alot of horizons. GFrSH: If it was for my own personal choice, It would be JayZ, and would hope he
doesn’t come too hard on the track, or it would show me up too much. Like JayZ is just gone, way up there, so I don’t know if I could catch him on a weak one.
Kix: Random question, if you were on a deserted island, what is the one thing you would take? Dice: What kind of deserted island? (everybody laughs) Jak: I actually thought about this the other day, but I’m quite happy by myself; but thinking about it, it would be a woman I would take.
(they discuss their options and laugh) GFrSH: I think I will just find the buffest girl I can find, and she would have to have every trait I need.
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