At The End Of The Day, My

Being No. 1. It's Talked About All Of The Time In Hip-hop. 'i'm Still No. 1! I'm The Best! I'm The Greatest Of All Time!' It's The Same Mentality In Sports.

So To Compare The Beatles, Obviously The Beatles Are The Beatles, But In Hip-hop Terms, Tribe Is The Beatles. Grandmaster Flash And The Furious Five Are The Beatles. Big Daddy Kane Is Jimi Hendrix. It Means That Much To People That Grew Up With It.

I Would Love To Document The Roots; I Think They Have An Interesting Story. I Have A Curiosity About Them. Their Musicality And Their Live Performances I Think Would Be Great, And I Have A Feeling That There Are Stories Behind Each One Of Them.

In Any Relationship That Comes To An End, There's Never Just A Baseline Reason Why. You Say, 'oh, I Broke Up With My Girlfriend.' Someone Says, 'why?' You Say, 'well, You Got Three Hours? And Then Maybe After I Tell You My Version, You've Got To Talk To Her.

I See These Other Actors Come Up With This Tough-guy Personas And Now When They're On Talk Shows They're All... But That's Not Really The Way They Are. I Probably Could Have Used A Little Bit Of That. At One Point I Was Labeled "the King Of Dumb White Guys." I Was Offended By That When I Was Younger, But I Understand What That's From, So I Was Like, "only A Genius Can Play A Fool." But I'm Very Aware Of That, And I'll Play Into It And Use It However I Need To Use It.