And I Hope I'm Forgiven For Thug

Elevation Of Today's Generation, If I Can Make Them Listen. Prisons Ain't What We Need, No Longer Stuck In Greed.

There's Nobody In The Business Strong Enough To Scare Me.

Let The Lord Judge The Criminals.

I Remember Crying All The Time. My Major Thing Growing Up Was I Couldn't Fit In. Because I Was From Everywhere, I Didn't Have No Buddies That I Grew Up With...every Time I Had To Go To A New Apartment, I Had To Reinvent Myself, Myself. People Think Just Because You Born In The Ghetto You Gonna Fit In. A Little Twist In Your Life And You Don't Fit In No Matter What. If They Push You Out Of The Hood And The White People's World, That's Criminal...hell, I Felt Like My Could Be Destroyed At Any Moment.

I Ain't Calling Me God. I'm Just Doing My Part On Where I Think Hip Hop Should Go. I Think Hip Hop Should Be About More Money, Crazier Sounds, Different Beats.