I Always Say That You Define What

My Father Had Been In The Military And He Was A Weapons Specialist, So He Had An Affinity For Weapons But Also For The Discipline Of It. He Taught Us How To Shoot When We Were Young. He Opened Up Karate Schools In The Worst Parts Of The City, On Purpose, And Then He Would Systematically Clean Out A Three-block Radius, All Of The Gang-bangers And Drug Dealers And Everybody Of Nefarious Character.

I Look At People Like Picasso And Da Vinci And Escher And Miles Davis, And They'll Write Or Paint That One Definitive Masterpiece Of Maybe 50 That They Have That's Really Trying To Go Outside The Box, Trying To Do Something That's Tough. And Then When You Accomplish It, You Look Back And Go, 'yeeaaaah - Masterpiece.'

My Mother And My Father Taught Me To Look At The Actual Problem, Not The Face Of It, Not The Veneer Of It. So For Me, I Was Never - I Was Impressed That It - Racially, I Was Impressed, Right, But Now In America It's About Economics, And It's Been About Economics, And Honestly, Everything's Been About Economics Since I Don't Want To Say The Beginning Of Time, But It's Been About Economics For A Long While.

You Ain't Got To Change The Whole World. You Just Alter It A Little Bit And You Redefine It Into Something Beautiful.

The Truth Is Limitless In Its Range, If You Drop The T And Look At It In Reverse It Could Hurt.