Wait, I have to Rewind, I have to rewind,
that walk out,
out she came.
Looking like yesterday
that Jully Black don't
crack.
we didn't know we were pioneers.
And so my message, I would say, for
anybody watching, especially the
next generation, is know that you
are actually laying in the pages of
history.
Hey, what's up? It's your girl Mrs.
Jully Black, and this is
my Juno moment.
When was this?
.
2001, 20 years ago, for real?
Snow got that Tie, come a
long way, though,
I remember being there like none
of us ever dreamed that we would
even get national recognition,
though it was tight
as a bathing suit.
Never thought ever.
Yeah, man. Dream warriors!
There wasn't any more that looked
like there wasn't anybody that
sounded like us on radio from
Canada.
It was the catalyst,
you know, it was a catalyst and it
was up to us to take that moment,
which some of us did, and really
seize the opportunity and build
on us.
the things that we do now,
are really, really significant for
the future.
Wow.
First one, first one on Letterman.
Leno, first one,
this guy.
But I can appreciate by the time we
really worked on being home grown.
You don't have to leave your country
for success. Think about all the
music that was out at the time
with a rich time, with less
resource.
Have we regressed, is what I ask
myself sometimes, you know,
have we really moved the dial or
have we have we gone back a few
decades?
There's so much talent here
that still needs to be heard.
Hayden,
this one breaks my heart.
Oh, God.
Come on.
Butterflies watching my young, self.
Wait i have to rewind, I have to remind
that walk out.
I aint going to lie that was boss,.
That crowd, had
no idea. What is this what is this?
now? A billion dollar business.
Hip hop is the new pop is the
the culture.
They need to do this again with more
time on the show, and did I mean,
make a generational I want
us to show what to me
what we call like Canadian maple
right together.
All of us.
Oh,
what did I say?
Everybody needs some money Jane
OK, Nelly Furtado, standing ovation.
Give it to us.
So
I feel grateful.
I'm happy that there's that content
to measure our growth.
We don't know how far you've come
until you look back.
And it's so easy to sit in
complacency and not celebrate
the true journey.