Being In Jail, It's Humbled Me In

Being In Jail, It's Humbled Me In A Way I Never Imagined.

My Family Never Missed A Visit In Eight Months, Ever. I Cried Coming Out. I Didn't Cry Coming In. There's A Big Difference. I Believe That God Put Me There For A Reason, Incarceration Is Serious

I Came Out Even With All The Struggles I Endured On Rikers Island.

I Devoted My Career To Building An Affinity With My Fans Who Have Supported Me Unflinchingly And No Barbed Wire Fence Or Prison Wall Will Stop That.

I Love Harlem, It's Like A Second Home To Me.