Life Without Knowledge Is Death In Disguise.

I Support The Idea That Artists Have To Make A Stand. I'm With That - You're Putting The Discussion On The Table And You're Letting People Know. You're Being Brave As An Artist And Responsible To The Community.

I Think Once You're In The Public Eye, Whether You're A Boss, A Teacher Or Whatever You Do, That You're Automatically In The Position Of Role Model. You Have People Looking Up To You, So Whether You Choose To Accept It Or Not Is A Different Question.

I Think People Are Into Me Because Of My Music Choices And My Musicality.

So I Just Had To Step Up How I Was Doing It And The Moment That I Stepped Up And The Moment I Focused All My Energy On That Is When Things Started To Happen. So There's A Direct Relationship Between My Inspiration And My Output.

Nowadays Rap Artists Coming Half-hearted, Commercial Like Pop, Or Underground Like Black Markets. Where Were You The Day Hip-hop Died? Is It Too Early To Mourn? Is It Too Late To Ride?