Paul C. Brunson

Or, you know, it was just never captured.

What happened and the fun that we had didn't go out because there wasn't people taking pictures of it or discussing it online or it becoming something that it isn't.

Like, you know, it wasn't an orgy.

It was just fun times.

Yeah, that's it.

It was quite a close-knit community.

Everybody knew each other.

It was when pop was great.

You know, we did everything together.

The radio shows, there was CD UK, SMTV, Top of the Pops, like, and Kickin'.

I mean, all of these outlets of where you showcased your music and you got to hang out with all the same guys.

Like, the last show of SMTV was where Kat and Dec got married and it was on Chums.

And so they, it was a theory thing and they got married and Mariah Carey's their bridesmaid.

Goodness.

And you've got Hearsay on one side and you've got Liberty X on the other and you've got Blue and we're part of this, this wedding congregation and we are just in that moment and then it ended.

And then SMTV ended, Chums finished.

We've got, you know, Top of the Pops was coming to the end of an era.

And all these shows kind of like just stopped and dropped out.

And then it wasn't fun anymore.

You know, a lot of how we promoted our music was taken away.