I Be Off The Slave Ships, Building

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.

Hip-hop Is Not The Problem, Our Reality Is The Problem.

I Really Focus On What My Fans Will Take From It, People Living Their Day-to-day Lives. At The End Of The Day, The Music Isn't For Me; It's For People Who Are Going Through Their Struggles And Want To Relate To Someone Who Feels The Same Way They Do. I've Got To Go All-in, Expressing Myself, Right There In The Moment.

From What I Remember, I Remember Always Being A Big Fan Of Kardinal Offishall. He Just Had That Different Flow And Different Flavor. He Put Himself On The Record And That's The Type Of Energy That We Love.

I'm Constantly Thinking.