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Fiona: How did all of you guys get together?
Kenzie: We all went to school together for five years and all just used to have a laugh and make tapes around each others houses. A boy who did work experience at our school said come down and have a laugh at a studio. He said to pay £20 for a demo, so we did. We all came together and then got signed.

Monkey: Kenzie, who do you get on with the most in the 'Squad?
Kenzie: I get on with everyone the same. I don't have a best friend in the 'Squad.
Spikey: I'm the leader!
Kenzie: No, it's me! No, really we don't have leaders, everything is done on group decisions.

Emmie: Is it hard getting the songs right with so many lads in the band?
Strider: It depends, like.
Spikey: Sometimes we split up for songs. When there's so many people on a tune, they've already said it.
Strider: It sometimes gets repetitive so we split up.

Babygal: What's it like to have a No.1?
Kenzie: That's what everyone dreams of when they make a record. We've achieved that!
Spikey: We didn't expect it for our first single. We were expecting it to build up first.

Jamie Lee: What can we expect from your new album?
Spikey: Our album is like, [thinks] it's got some garage on it and some R&B, hip-hop...

Kenzie: It's quite urban.
Spikey: But, they aren't, like ghetto thug songs. There are about six R&B songs on there.
Kenzie: There's a couple of good love songs, ones with some good hooks and that. We're big fans of the American artists.

Del1: How do you cope with being music stars and going to school at the same time?
Kenzie: We don't go to school!
Spikey: When we did we just juggled it about.