For Anyone That's Ever Had A Musical

What I'm Slowly Realizing Is That I Believe That Most Of Us Felt That We Could Relax A Little Bit After November 2, 2008, Because Of The Progress And The Spirit That It Took To Get Barack Obama In The White House. And What We Didn't Realize, Is That Was Really The Beginning. That Was Really The Beginning Of The Struggle And Not The End Of A Struggle, To Come From Colonial Times Through Slavery, Through The Jim Crowe Laws, Through The Civil Rights Period To The White House As, Like A Point A/point B Journey. Point B Of Course Being The End.

We Have To Get Back To "we." It's Important To Get Back To "we" Not Just "i."

Half The Time, My Job Is Basically To Talk People Off The Ledge. It's More Psychological Than Just Me Picking Up Some Sticks And Counting, "1, 2, 3, 4."

At 25, My Idea Of Success May Have Been More Vain, Like, "i'll Be Good The Day That There's $20 Million In My Account And I Have This Particular House And The Wife And 2.5 Kids." But At 40 - And I Know It's Kind Of Silly Telling You Guys This - But As Long As My Metacritic Rating Stays Above 80, That's All I Care About.

After 2001, Everyone In The Soulquarians Blew Up, Which Wasn't Expected. We All Got The Success, And Then Everybody Froze.