I Find It Somewhat Liberating To Jump,

China Is Soon To Be Probably The Most Powerful Nation In The World, But They Only Making Like $10,000 A Year, And That's Doing It. They're Balling On $10,000 A Year, And This Is The Strongest Nation? But It's A Billion People. The Way It Breaks Down, If You Really Look At It, It's Still Built On The Poor, On The Backs Of Hundreds Of Millions Of Destitute, Impoverished Farmers That You'll Never See. You Just See Shanghai And You See Hong Kong.

It's Really About Taking Something Inherently Negative, And Starting With The Word Loser, Starting With Something That's Negative, And Changing It Into Something That's Positive, Redefining It, But Doing It In A Certain Way, How - Like I Would Say When I Look Out At The World And You See It's Dark And It's Just Overbearing And Every Day Is Depressed, Depressed, Depressed. What It Took Was To Change My Perspective A Little Bit. Not To Change The World, To Change My Perspective.

I Don't Think That Politics Are As Complex As People Like To Make Them Seem Or Out To Be.

When You Look Out Into The World And You Turn On The News And It's Just So Dark, It's Still There. But It's The Battle, It's The Struggle With That, And At The Same Time To Recognize That Happiness And Love And All Those Things Exist As Well.

We Weren't Raised Muslim - We Were Born Muslim. I Didn't Go To A Muslim School, But It Was Just The Theme Song. It Was Ambient.