I Don't Like Hype Cluttering Art.

There's Been Not A Dime Spent On Marketing For Any Record I've Ever Put Out.

Whenever I Am In My Videos, It's Rare. A Lot Of It Is, They Feel More Live And Hyper-realist, Rather Than Fantasy. People Would Just Be Like, "oh, Skrillex Is Acting In This Video," And It Wouldn't Work As Well.

I Book Myself Tight. If I Have Any Time Off, I Get Antsy.

An Artist Creates Songs And Timeless Moments That Are Reflections That Impact Culture, And You Can Do That In Any Way - With Guitars, Ukelele, A Computer. So, That Will Never Die. It's Always The Artist Behind The Computer, Not The Computer.

I'm Always On Tour, So I'm Always Trying New Tracks Out Live Before They're Released. That's More Necessity Than Anything, Because I Don't Get A Proper Chance To Sit In A Studio And Work On Tracks Like Other Producers Do.