Christopher Ferry (aka Ferry Clever), What About You? - Part 1

Aye, well, graphic design, not so much graphic design, but I was always into the creative arts, really.

My younger days involved a lot of DJing.

People who know me know my love for hip hop music.

When I was 14, a lovely fella called Qua Daniels.

Oh, I know Qua.

Qua, who taught me how to DJ when I was 14.

And then I was DJing for years and years.

I still do the odd one to this day.

My first love was hip hop music.

But an element of hip-hop is graffiti and design, so that's where that influenced me to get into design.

Not so much graffiti, because graffiti is a lot more, you have to be a lot more talented to do that.

So creative arts, there's a lot of creativity involved in hip-hop DJing, because I still use vinyl, do you know what I mean? A lot of DJs will use DJ controllers and USB sticks, where I still keep it old school and use vinyl.

So the wife's going to throw me out of the house if I buy another vinyl.

Let me fairly say, when you're using these USB sticks and controllers and all, most of the work's done free.

I know if you correct me, I'm wrong, but that's my

sense.

That's the big argument in DJing.

Is the new world of DJing lazy? Or is it just basically because technology's gotten better? It's like when you're driving a car manual and you upgrade the automatic, are you being lazy or are you just going for the better thing? Smurder.

Smurder.

murder thing.

Is that your phone? That's alright.

Do

you take

a tablet

or