When I Look At The Arc Of

I Feel Like People Mislead Themselves When They Tell Themselves They're Into Me Because Of The Lyrics. From My Vantage Point, People Aren't Into Me Because Of The Content, Because Of The Lyrics. Because There's A Million Of Rappers Who Have Great Content.

I'm Not An Artist That Has A Big, Huge Radio Record That's Going To Be On Bet. I'm Not, At This Point, Gunning For Like, "oh, I'm Gonna Kill Them In The First Week." But As People Slowly Discover The Album They Realize It's Better Than A Lot Of What They've Been Listening To All Year.

They Ask Me What I'm Writing For - I'm Writing To Show You What We're Fighting For.

You Know, There's A Lot Of Activism That Doesn't Deal With Empowerment, And You Have To Empower Yourself In Order To Be Relevant To Any Type Of Struggle.

I Just Got A New Manager. He's Like, "so What Do You Want To Do With The Deejay Thing?" I'm Like, "the Deejay Thing For Me Is More My Hobby." It's Great When You Can Supplement Your Income, When You Have A Weekly Or Something, It's Fun. It's Really A Hobby, Because I Don't Want It To Take Away From What I Do, Which Is Emceeing.