You Don't Hear No Artists From Compton

Got In The Studio At Sixteen, [and] That's When I Felt Like I Wanted To Make This A Career. I Had A Passion For It.

People Gonna Be They Own Individuals And Have They Own Worlds And I Can't Knock It.

My Grandma Always Said, "where There's A Will, There's A Way." I Think It's Just Naturally In Our Dna To Be Able To Survive. We Was Always Taught That: To Survive. When You Talking About Slavery, It's To Survive.

[drizzy] ,it Was Dope. A Great Experience, Especially With The Topic He Was Talking About And To Be... Organic.i'm Glad That It Worked Out The Way It Did Where I Got To Tell My Story, Tell His Story At The Same Time... And Actually Have It Make Sense As Far As The Whole Concept Of The Album.

I Am From The Inner City, The Ghetto. If I Can Use My Platform To Carry On A Legacy And Talk About Something That's Real, I Have To Do That, Period.