Honestly, I'm Not Listening To Much Of

Like Any Family, Like Any Group - The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Epmd, Public Enemy - They've Had Bumps In The Road. I Just Think That Because A Tribe Called Quest Is So Precious To Fans, They Were Concerned About Unveiling Some Of Those Things.

I Would Love To Document The Roots; I Think They Have An Interesting Story. I Have A Curiosity About Them. Their Musicality And Their Live Performances I Think Would Be Great, And I Have A Feeling That There Are Stories Behind Each One Of Them.

To Make Independent Films, You Can't Think About Them Too Much, Ponder On Them Too Much, Get Overwhelmed By The Enormity Of It.

Socially, Hip-hop Has Done More For Racial Camaraderie In This Country Than Any One Thing. 'cause Guys Like Me, My Kids - Everyone Under 45 Either Grew Up Loving Hip-hop Or Hating Hip-hop, But Everyone Under 45 Grew Up Very Aware Of Hip-hop. So When You're A White Kid And You're Listening To This Music And You're Being Exposed To It Every Day On Mtv, Black People Become Less Frightening. This Is Just A Reality. What Hip-hop Has Done Bringing People Together Is Enormous.

At The End Of The Day, My Sole Goal, When I Go Into Any Scene, Is To Try To Be As Honest As I Possibly Can, And Then Everything Else Is Second. The Most Important Thing For Me Is To Just Be As Honest As I Possibly Can.