Gangsta Rappers, They Call Them. Not Nearly

I Mean People Are Sexist And Racist And Homophobic And Violent. But I Don't Think Of The Rappers As Being Any More Sexist Or Racist Or Homophobic Than Their Parents. Certainly Less, In All Those Cases, Less Homophobic Or Racist Or Sexist, And Then Less Gangster Than Our Government. It's Stuff That People Normally Don't Speak On, Subjects They Don't Speak On, And Ideas They Kind Of Keep To Themselves.

No One Wants To Sell To Just 12% Of The Population For The Entire Length Of Their Careers. It Creates A Difficult And Less-profitable Environment. But Hollywood Has Lived With That Limiting Mantra, And Only A Few Black Stars Have Managed To Break Through.

My Experiences Have Been, From The Very Beginning, Cultural And Creative. And My Business Has Been A Way Of Exposing The Culture, Exposing The Artists So That The World Could Hear And See Them.

Money Doesn't Make U Happy .. But Happy Makes You Money.

I Like To Move Towards A Place Where My Greatest Experience Is Promoting Happiness For Others. I Know That That Creates A Cycle Of The Same Great Experience.