I Thought Highly Of Myself Growing Up.

I Really Want To Do The Unexpected, And I Think That's What I Did When I Executed 'long.live.a$ap.' I Wanted People To Really See The Message And That I'm An Artist Who Not Only Has The Capability Of Rapping, But Of Composing Great Music Both For People Of My Generation And For People With Different Backgrounds.

I Didn't Want To Be A Loser, But I Didn't Want To Fit In At The Same Time Because I Don't Like Just Being Ordinary. So It's One Of Those Situations Where I Always Kept My Head Up.

I Hate The Hype. When 50 Cent Came Out, People Were Saying That He Was The Best Rapper Alive: "oh, He Got Shot Nine Times, He's Better Than Tupac, He's Better Than Biggie." That Was All Hype.

I Haven't Been A Gay Activist. I Haven't Protested For Gay Rights Or None Of That, But One Thing I Can Say Is That A Lot Of The Designers I Wear Are Gay And I Like Their Clothes.

You Wouldn't Take Me To Be A Skrillex Fan, But Honestly, When I'm At His Shows, I Get High And Liquored Up, And I Just Go In The Crowd And Start Raving.