Drop That Zero And Get With The

I Didn't Want The Public In My Personal Life At All - I Thought That People Might Perceive Me As Too Normal, And I'd Lose That Larger-than-life Rock Star Persona. You've Got To Protect That!

All My Friends Were Black And Mexican. I Was The Only White Kid In Our Group And Had To Work Hard To Be Accepted. Year After Year, We'd Breakdance And We All Became Close And They Labeled Me "vanilla" - Like "hey, Vanilla" And They Knew I Hated It, So Of Course They Kept Calling Me It.

As For Music And My Place In It, Maybe Things Are Changing A Little Bit. I Know This: A Good Song Is Deeper Than A Tattoo. It'll Remind You Of The Car You're Driving And The Girl You're Going Around With And The Streets You're Cruising. It's Better Than A Photo Album. A Song Is A Tattoo That You Never Lose. 'ice, Ice Baby,' Man, You'll Remember That When You're 90.

My Sound Has Changed. It's Still Hiphop, But It's More Of Like A Rock/hip-hop Show. It's High Energy, Stage Diving, Pyrotechnics, Girls Showing Their Breasts. It's Crazy Party Atmosphere.

This Was Totally Influenced By Me And The Direction That I Am Writing About And The Stuff That I Am Writing About. There Is Just No Way That You Can Be As Intense As What I Have Been Through In My Life Over A Drum Beat Machine, Sample, Or Loop; It's Just Not Going To Happen.