I Just Like Ladies Who Have Class...

I've Never Wanted To Be Put Into A Box, Not Musically.

Two Records Put Me Over The Top With Hip-hop. One Of Them Was 'planet Rock,' And The Other Had No Lyrics - It Was Called 'numbers,' From A Group Called Kraftwerk. Every Kid In The 'hood In New York And New Jersey Was Popping, Locking, And Breaking To That Record. It Was The Hottest Track On The Street At The Time.

I've Never Been The Straight Rapper That Is Going To Stand In A Cipher And Battle All Day. I Started Off Battle Rapping, But To Me, Making Songs Became More Important Than Freestyles... I've Met Many Rappers Who Can Freestyle But Can't Make A Record.

I Am Used To Being On Tours With People Who Are Fantastic Performers And I Respect Them And I Love Their Music. But The Bottom Line Is They Got The Vision For What We Are Trying To Do.

Hip-hop Definitely Taught Me A Lot. Having To Create Your Own Identity And Become Known And Respected In A Male-dominated Field - It Requires Some Guts. There Are Times You Have To Be Strong, And Times When You Have To Stand Alone For What You Believe In.