We Are What We Wear, We Wear

When Everyone Else Is More Comfortable Remaining Voiceless, Rather Than Fighting For Humans That Have Had Their Rights Stolen, I Might Not Be The Same, But That's Not Important. No Freedom 'til We're Equal, Damn Right I Support It.

I'm A Very Conceptual Writer.

I Grew Up In The Spoken-word Community. Before Everybody Had A Home Studio, Or Before We Could Get Booked For Shows, Open Mics Were The Only Way To Be Heard By Other People. It Really Gave Me A Chance To Develop As A Performer. Reading A Piece Of Poetry With No Beat In Front Of 20 People Is Way More Challenging Than Rocking For 10,000 People.

I See A Lot Of People Dressing Very Similarly, And I See Brands Being Cool Because Of Their Name And Because Of Who Wears The Brands, But That's Always Been The Case. That's Kind Of The History Of Fashion. You Know, Celebrities Wear Their Clothes And People Think These Celebrities Are Cool, And Then The Clothes Become Valuable. It Gives Clothes A Commodity Factor Once A Certain Individual Starts Wearing That Brand. But Do I Think There's Something Wrong? I Think What's Wrong With The Fashion World, Particularly Men's Fashion, Is The Lack Of Creativity Behind It.

"god Loves All His Children" Is Somehow Forgotten But We Paraphrase A Book Written Thirty-five Hundred Years Ago.