Brown] are together or not, it's probably none of our business. I mean..." Tom: "The thing is... Whatever went on between them both, he still made music and people still bought his music. I mean, Beautiful People was one of the biggest songs of the year last year. He's a great artist, do you know what I mean? I admire his music and him as an artist, not his personal life, so... I think for us, it's more about the music than anything else." G: You're not worried about the impact the association could have on your music at all? There were whole record stores that refused to stock his products, his CDs were vandalised and a lot of publications refused to cover him completely... Jay: "I think that some people are just never, ever going to accept that that happened. People make mistakes. And it's a very tough one to call because it was such a serious thing, and I just think you should judge someone on what you know of them from meeting them, not from what you read or something you hear. When we met him, he was more than friendly. We are little fish in a big pond out there [in the USA], and he went out of his way to say, 'Hi', and then say he wanted to work with us. That is the mark of someone who's not a thug. He's not a thug. I think, let's do the track and if it's not