I Put A Lot Of Pressure On

I'm Not Gonna Be Bad At Anything, And I Want To Actually Be The Best At Anything I'm Doing. So If I'm Playing Basketball, If I'm Taking The Sats, Like, There's A Competitive Spirit Behind It. With Production, It's The Same Thing.

While Silly Ni**as Argue Over Who Gon' Snatch The Crown / Look Around My Ni**a, White People Have Snatched The Sound / This Year I'll Probably Go To The Awards Dappered Down / Watch Iggy Win A Grammy As I Try To Crack A Smile.

I Don't Like To Think Of It As Being Fired. Instead, I Prefer To Think Of It As Being On Indefinite Leave With A Sabbatical Flair.

I Was A Class Clown. At 12, I Was Definitely Clowning. I Was Making All The Jokes. But I Was Smart, So The Teachers Didn't Know What To Do With Me.

I'm The Same Kid Who Used To Hop The Trains With Headphones And Just Go To Downtown Manhattan, Walk Around And Listen To Music Or Walk Through The City. The Fame Restricts That. It's A Small Complaint In Comparison To The Benefits I Get From It, But The Restrictive Part Is What I Don't Like - And The Fact That It's Not Reversible.