You See Somebody Rapping And You're Like,

I Think Once You're In The Public Eye, Whether You're A Boss, A Teacher Or Whatever You Do, That You're Automatically In The Position Of Role Model. You Have People Looking Up To You, So Whether You Choose To Accept It Or Not Is A Different Question.

As Far As Being On A Major Label, Some Labels Get It And Get What They Have To Do, And Some Labels Don't. I Don't Think The Label I'm On Necessarily Gets It, But I Think Over Time They're Gonna Have To.

I Think The Biggest Problem In Our Country Is Mass Incarceration And The Prison-industrial Complex. From The Rockefeller Drug Laws To Stand Your Ground To Stop And Frisk, All These Are Pointing People, Especially And Disproportionately Black And Brown People, Towards The Criminal-justice System. It's Depleting Whole Generations Of People.

Everybody Could Write, Deejay, Rap. Everybody Could Do It All.

I Have Enough Rhythm To Blend At This Point. I Have Enough Rhythm To Blend One Song Into Another. But Man, I Have Such Respect For The Art Of Deejaying. I Hesitate To Even Call Myself A Deejay.