I'm Not A Conscious Rapper, All Those

I Don't Live For The Accolades. I'm More So About The Music. Making It, And Putting It Out. Those Are The Two Best Feelings.

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.

I Had A Lot Of Resistance, And Not Just To Fame. I Was Always Conscious Of Not Changing.

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.

When You're A Producer On Top Of That, Just Havin' A Beat That's Hot Is Not Enough. Now You Know Your Sound, 'cause You've Been Workin' On Your Sound For So Long, And Now You're Extra Picky. You Might Do A Beat That's Ill, That The Average Rapper Would Pay Big Money To Get On, But You Don't Wanna Do It Because You're Like, "ehhh... It's Not What I'm Looking For, It's Not What I'm Goin' For." So You're Extra Picky.