I Think Music Should Be Experienced By

Under That Light Rain, Beaming In The Night Game, Can't Stop Now, Keep Moving, No Brake Pads. Came Here To Prove A Point, Live My Life On The Field, Make History In Between The Base Paths. And Compete Against The Fear That Is In Me, That's My Only Barrier And I Swear I'm Going To Break That. From The Mud, The Cleats That We Dragged Through The Feet, This Is That Moment And You Cannot Take It Back... This Is What You Make Of It, Yeah We Play To Win, Live It Like We're Under The Lights Of The Stadium. Fight, Until The Day That God Decides To Wave Us In, Right, Until He Waves Us In.

As A White Male In America, I Have Privilege. As A White Male Who Happens To Be An Artist With A Fan Base, I Have A Platform To Spread Awareness About That Privilege. However, Songs About Race And Privilege Are Very Difficult To A) Write And B) Dissect As A Listener. They're Heavy.

Don't Forget Where You Come From Don't Die Holding On To Your Words Cause You Know You Got A Whole World To Change But Understand Who You Got To Change First

I Wanted To Get Clean. I Knew That My Highest Potential, The Place That I Was Most Spiritual, The Place That I Was The Most Rich In Terms Of My Life, And My Livelihood, And My Art And My Creativity, Was When I Was Sober.

I Definitely Use 'smiling While Rapping' As A Tool In The Booth. I Want To Have Fun While Recording.