A Lot Of My Music Is Just

I Was A Super-duper Tupac Fan, And I Realized Later, When I Became A Huge Nas Fan And A Huge Eminem Fan, I Was Drawn To The Storytellers. They All Told Stories In Different Ways, But They Were All Like The Best Storytellers.

You Can't Reverse Fame. You Can Lose All The Money, But You'll Never Lose People Knowing You.

I Think All You Can Really Do Is Use The Tour To Kinda Fill Up With Experiences And Thoughts, And Then, When You Get Back To The Studio, Or In Some Type Of Creative Environment, That's When You Release Everything That You've Encountered On Tour.

I Feel Like This: Whatever Is In Your Path And In Your Heart, You Need To Do.

When You're A Producer On Top Of That, Just Havin' A Beat That's Hot Is Not Enough. Now You Know Your Sound, 'cause You've Been Workin' On Your Sound For So Long, And Now You're Extra Picky. You Might Do A Beat That's Ill, That The Average Rapper Would Pay Big Money To Get On, But You Don't Wanna Do It Because You're Like, "ehhh... It's Not What I'm Looking For, It's Not What I'm Goin' For." So You're Extra Picky.