Inzuzo abathengi bathi izinkinobho asebenza kahle. Amnandi uthinte bese uxhumana nabo ngazo zonke izindlela. Ungasebenzisa amakhi ekhethekile, obhekene kwethulwa izicelo ezemidlalo uma uthanda. Jabra-headphone ziyakwazi futhi lokhu, yini edonsela abathengi. Umhlangano eyenziwa ezingeni engcono. 3 niyakwenze njani ngosuku lokuhanjelwa nasekuchithakaleni okuvela kude na? niyakubalekela kubani ukuba nisizwe na? niyakushiya kubani imfuyo yenu na? Sway: When we broke artists like, before Biggie was worldwide, before he was outside of New York, he came to California and did the Wake Up Show in L.A. and San Francisco. At that time, we were syndicated in Philly and Chicago and a bunch of places around the world. And all that did for us is made us feel like we contributed something good in Hip-Hop. Here you had a dope MC that brought something new to the game and we were able to recognize his talent - the rest is history. We contributed to his success. When Eminem came on the Wake Up Show and got that major exposure in the #2 market in Los Angeles. Eminem came up there the same time Chino XL came up there, the same time Xzibit came up there, the same time Juice came up there. And he was able to move to the next level and the rest is history. We can honestly say, and those dudes can honestly say, that Sway and Tech contributed to that road to success. I remember when Jay and Dame used to come on the show before Roc-A-Fella Records was even signed to Priority Records, and Jay was traveling with Original Flavor, and Ski and those guys. Being able to let him to come on our show and bust "Twenty-Two Two's," even though that was on his album, he did that rap a long time ago. You know, way before that album! And knowing that we contributed to getting this man exposed. Same with Lauryn Hill, same with Wyclef, and now Sly Boogy, and now Crooked I, and now Chino XL. Keeping Gang Starr name alive. You know, letting the Alchemist come and get busy on our show. It's not even about what it does for us, it's about what it does for the culture and the people who love the culture.