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siya writes "Once you into Hip Hop its very hard to rub it off or forget it and the fact that I was blessed to be in one of the most commercially successful hip hop group in South Africa is overwhelming and the fact that no hip hop act has yet achieved such level of popularity which even threatens the kwaito counterparts is sometimes unbelievable. So here is a reality the more we grow as artists, role models and even trendsetters, cause its fact that we could be used as a reference in the industry of how successful hip hop is for others benefit, the more we forced to start respecting hip hop as a business no one can exploit but one we can control and also employ our communities. So we forced to keep the balance between what’s street, what’s real, what appeals and what the future holds for us and maybe the next generation that’s inspired to take this game to higher heights than what we could of done..."