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

If You Ain't Aim Too High, Then You Aim Too Low!

It's The Way I Enjoy Making Art - I Like Sitting Down And Making Five Beats; I Enjoy That Process. I Can Go Two Weeks Without Making A Song And Just Making Beats And I'll Be Ok.

When I First Started Rapping, When I Switched My Style To More Like A Punch Line Style - This Is When I'm Like 13 Years Old - And I Switched It To This Real Wordy - I Was Trying To Rap Like Canibus And Like Eminem. It Was Real Lyrical, Real Wordy And Punch Lines And, When I Would Come Up With These Punch Lines And Spit 'em In These Cyphers, The Minute The Cyphers Would Be Like, "ohhh" And Everybody Would Break Away, It Was A New Feeling For Me. It Was Like, "oh, Yo, You See What I Just Did?" I Was Addicted To That Feeling, And I Still Love That Feeling.

There's Still Value In A Cd, Even If It's Just Nostalgic. People Are Still Willing To Pay. But It Can't Compare To A Digital-only Release Where You Can Control The Exact Time That It'll Come Out, You Know What I Mean? So Whoever Finds How To Bridge That Gap Is Gonna Make A Lot Of Money.