I Can't Act Without Music Very Well.

I Believe It Is My Duty As A Performer To Raise Issues In The World Of Things We're Afraid To Look At.

We're All Living Blinkered Lives, And We're Not Seeing What's Going On And Looking To Change It. I'm Not Saying That Everyone Has To Make A Political Statement, But We Need To Be More Aware Of What's Happening And Why.

It's Fantastic To Strive Towards A Nice Life Where You Eat Nice Organic Food And Your Children Go To A Nice School And You Can Afford Nice Clothes And Nice Perfume And The Hypoallergenic Make-up. But There's Never A Day Goes By, And I Mean This From The Bottom Of My Heart, That I Don't Think About Where I'm From.

When You've Been Raised In Care, Rap Music Isn't Just About Guns And Sexism. They're Talking About Real Things You Can Hang On To, Problems Of Identity That You Have Sympathy With. It's Not Just About The Music, With Rap: When I Was In Care, It Meant A Whole Lot More Than That.

What Shocks Me Is That So Many People Leave Care And Become Homeless, And When You're Homeless You Get Into Crime, Prostitution And Drugs, And It Is A Vicious Circle. That's What We Need To Change.