Before the pandemic brought the world to a standstill, Jay Sean and Juggy D were scheduled to leave New York and London for their respective commitments on the same day — March 11. Despite toiling through the year, the two are finding it difficult to take any pleasure in the forced sabbatical that has followed. "You kinda feel useless at times," Sean says at one point. He could well have been speaking for both. As they discuss "feeling unproductive" and how eager they are to resume work to provide a better life for their children — Sean has two and Juggy, three — it is easy to see why these two, never willing to rest on their laurels, are so revered.

Unsurprisingly, Juggy opens the discussion asking how Sean is making the most of this period.