At School, I Was This Tomboy Kid

I'm Stubborn. I'm Hardheaded. I Don't Do What I Don't Want To Do.

The Roughest Thing Was Learning The Realities Of The World At Such A Young Age. I Was 10 Or 11, Going To Church, Hearing The Adults Standing On The Podium Talking About World Affairs, About History, About War, And How America Was Founded.

I'm Like, "well, Damn, That Means That I Have To Carry A Flag." I Don't Have The Freedom To Just Do Anything, Because I Have The Political Weight Of Having This Last Name And My Heritage. It's Not Like I've Transcended, Will Smith-style. It Takes A Lot To Pull That Off, To Cross Over, And Transcend.

I'm Always Researching Ancient Religions, And I Was Also Raised Jehovah's Witness, So That Kind Of Scarred Me For Life.

I Don't Have An Agent. The Only Work I Get Is Through Friendships That I've Already Built.