Gavin Bain

So the feeling outside is that these three Scottish kids are just going to walk this.

And so our confidence is so high.

Well, as soon as we get in and we're going past these dance studios and it starts to become very commercialized and we start to feel like, you know, so we're kind of shrinking as we got closer and closer and closer.

And then we said to press play, and the guy presses play, but he hasn't turned the volume up, so by the time the beat comes in, it's already halfway into the song.

So we're like, no, no, no, please put it back to the start, and now we're just shaking because it's all going wrong.

So then we start to rap,

What can numb the impact of a fat drum?

I'm smacking my spot.

The rapper's acting handsome.

I'm out of this.

And as soon as we start to rap, you know, you're hyper aware.

The situation, you're so focused on everything.

You're looking around the room.

And when you're a rapper, you're constantly making eye contact with people because you feed off their, you know, their response.

And the three of these A&Rs were just like kind of looking at each other at the side of their eyes and kind of trying to stop themselves from laughing.

And then about 30 seconds in, 30, 40 seconds into my rap verse, they just kind of put their hand up to the sound guy and said, cool, cool, cool, that's enough.

And then they just were kind of like laughing.

And one of them said, is this a joke?

You know, did Dave put you up to this?

And we said, no, this is serious.