Dancehall Is Just Like Hip-hop In That

Time Rolls On' Is My Most Political Piece So Far. It's Not On My Album Because People Didn't Support It.

[on] 'sufferer,' I'm Talking About The Younger Generation That Has No Other Option For Success Than To Find A Gun Somewhere. I Try To Appeal To Them: 'i Know You A Sufferer, But It Doesn't Mean That You Can't Or Shouldn't Expect Any Better.' It's A Lot Different Than From What I Usually Say, Like, 'get Busy, Shake That Thing.'

I See Dancehall Reggae And Hip-hop As Fused Together, When I Was A Kid, They Were The Two Kinds Of Music That Spoke To Me And Said 'move!

I Think Kids Should Have A Mentor And A Role Model, But That They Shouldn't Take One Person's Opinion To Be What We Call Final Assessment Or Judgment About How Life Is Supposed To Be.

I Don't Want To Do Something Unproductive With My Time, So I Decided To Do Something Musical. So It Felt Good To Say, 'yeah, I'm Producing.' It Gave Me A Fresh Vibe - Inspiring In A Different Way.