What I've Noticed Is That When People

When I Was Growing Up In Terrell, Texas, I Felt That It Was Not Where I Was Supposed To Be. I Knew That I Was Meant For A Different Destination. I Think That The Minute I Was Born, There Was Something Inside Telling Me Where I Would Go, It's Like Energy - An Intangible Destiny.

With Django Unchained, When You're Dealing With Slavery, It's Like A Gymnastics Routine With The Highest Amount Of Difficulty. Quentin Tarantino Is Not Going To Do A Movie That's Just Going To Lay There And Be Safe. There's Going To Be Twists And Flips.

My Homies That Are Around Me Never Give Me That 'star Pass'. I've Hung Out With Some Stars Who Are Playing Basketball And Everyone Let's Them Score All The Baskets. Shooting Pool, They Let Them Make All The Shots. My Homies Don't Let Me Get Away With That.

My Grandmother Would Say, 'make Sure You Look Good. Make Sure You Speak Well. Make Sure You Remain That Southern Gentleman That I've Taught You To Be.'

Then I Was Playing The Piano At Eight, And That Helps You Learn About Women Because Most Of The People I Was Playing For Were Women.