Later On In Life I Was Like,

I'm Very Much About The Environment, I'm Very Much About Health, About Being Able To, At The Very Least, Eat Organic, Whole Foods That Are Healthy For Us. And Then, Of Course, Everyone Being Able To Eat And At Least Have A Humane Way To Live. There's Enough For Everybody, But Unfortunately, There's A Lot Of Greed And A Lot Of Ego.

I've Always Been Into Films. I've Been Offered Lots Of Films But They've Always Been These Very Stereotypical Roles. They Wanted Me To Play Some Gangster Or Street Guy, Or Pimp, Drug Addict.

Keeping Grounded And Keeping Focused And Keeping Calm And Thankful, That Comes From God.

I Used To Do Plays And Some Television Commercials When I Was Younger. I Guess My Mom's Being An Actress Got Me Interested In That, But Music Definitely Took Its Place.

My Mother Always Told Me To Embrace Both Sides Of My Background. And She Also Taught Me One Very Useful Thing When I Was Going To First Grade. She Said, "you're Bahamian And African-american On One Side, And Russian-jewish On The Other. You're No More One Than The Other, And It's Beautiful That You Have All This. It Makes Your Life All The More Rich. But Society Will See You Only As Black."