I Have Enough Rhythm To Blend At

I Just Got A New Manager. He's Like, "so What Do You Want To Do With The Deejay Thing?" I'm Like, "the Deejay Thing For Me Is More My Hobby." It's Great When You Can Supplement Your Income, When You Have A Weekly Or Something, It's Fun. It's Really A Hobby, Because I Don't Want It To Take Away From What I Do, Which Is Emceeing.

So I Think Hip-hop Is Moving And Is Going To Continue To Move In The Direction Of Rappers Just Being Honest With Themselves, Whether You're Talking About Common And Mos Def Or Nas And 50 Cent.

I'd Like To Work With Outkast, I'd Like To Work With Rza, I'd Like To Work With Timbaland, York, A Whole Bunch Of People.

As Far As Being On A Major Label, Some Labels Get It And Get What They Have To Do, And Some Labels Don't. I Don't Think The Label I'm On Necessarily Gets It, But I Think Over Time They're Gonna Have To.

There Just Needs To Be A Gay Rapper Who's Better Than Everybody. That's When That Question Will No Longer Be Able To Be Asked.