Any Time I See Anything Moving Onstage,

Since I've Been In This Industry, It's Been A Constant Fight; "oh, He's White, He's Cuban." "he's Tryin' To Do Hip-hop And He's Too Spanish, He's Too English."you Fight All These Stereotypes Through All These Boundaries, And You Find A Way To Tap-dance Through All These Different Genres And Cultures Through Music - That's What Rebelution Is.

I Never Worry 'cause People Always Try To Categorize Me. "oh, That's Reggaeton." "oh, He's A Latin Rapper." "oh, He's Crunk." "oh, He's A Southern Rapper," Or, "he's A Club Rapper." As Long As They're Listening To The Music And They're Talkin' About It, One Way Or The Other, That Means I'm Doing Something Right.

I Started Doing Shows In Places That I Couldn't Pronounce, Didn't Know Existed, And I've Seen People That Didn't Speak English Or Spanish Rapping To Every Lyric And Singing To Every Hook. I Said, "this Is The Type Of Music That I Want To Do."

I'm So Passionate About Making Good Music.

I'm Just Here To Open Up Doors For All These Other Cats Out Here That Are Trying To Do The Same Thing Really.