I Think If I Did Something In

As Much As It Might Look Like, To Someone Else, That I'm Successful, I Never Feel Like I'm Anywhere. The Further I Go, I Still Feel Equally Further From My Eventual Goal. Because As I Grow, I Get More Goals. I'm Never Content.

I Never Really Told Anybody That I'm A Rapper. I Wasn't Walking Around Being Like, "yo, Check Out My Mixtape!" It Was More Of A Secret Grind.

I Want People To Follow Their Dreams, Yes But I'm Not Interested In Telling Young Black Kids How To Be Rappers I Want To Show Them That There's So Many Other Paths You Can Take, Besides A Rapper Or Basketball Player.

I Begged My Mom For A Beat Machine, She Spent A Crazy Amount Of Money - So There Were No More Christmases, No More Basketball Camps, No More Birthday Gifts. I Always Knew That's What I Wanted To Do.

I Now Possess The Tools As A Producer And A Songwriter To Really Just Go Out And Make Smashes All Day Long. I Could Make An Album Full Of Smash Records That Got Pop Appeal. But My Heart Is In Hip-hop. My Heart Is In Telling Stories. And It's Like Therapy For Me.