Whatever God You Believe In, We Come

Sampling Is Kind Of Prehistoric, Given The Technology And The Textures You Can Create.

I Definitely Use "smiling While Rapping" As A Tool In The Booth. I Want To Have Fun While Recording. At Times It Can Get Tedious And Stressful When It's Not Sounding The Way You Heard It In Your Head, But You've Got To Remember To Just Smile And Appreciate The Fact That You're Even In The Booth And There Are People Who Want To Hear Your Art.

The Fame And The Money And All That Stuff That Comes Along With It Is All Great, But That's Not The Sole Purpose Of Why I Make Music.

I'd Always Thought That If I Could Get Sober And Stay Sober, I Would Be Able To Have A Career Making Music. My Drug And Alcohol Addiction Was The One Thing Holding Me Back. I Had Finally Gotten The Tools To Stay Sober, And It Was Just A Matter Of Writing The Songs.

Reading A Piece Of Poetry With No Beat In Front Of 20 People Is Way More Challenging Than Rocking For 10,000 People.