I Kinda Like The Idea Of Having

I Gotta Make A Move, I Gotta Do This Now, If They Don't Know Your Dreams, They Can't Shoot 'em Down.

Usually I Start With A Beat, I Start Making A Beat, And My Producer Side Is Making The Beat. And On A Good Day, My Rapper Side Will Jump In And Start The Writing Process - Maybe Come Up With A Hook Or Start A Verse. Sometimes It Just Happens Like That. A Song Like 'lights Please' Happens Like That.

When I First Started Rapping, When I Switched My Style To More Like A Punch Line Style - This Is When I'm Like 13 Years Old - And I Switched It To This Real Wordy - I Was Trying To Rap Like Canibus And Like Eminem. It Was Real Lyrical, Real Wordy And Punch Lines And, When I Would Come Up With These Punch Lines And Spit 'em In These Cyphers, The Minute The Cyphers Would Be Like, "ohhh" And Everybody Would Break Away, It Was A New Feeling For Me. It Was Like, "oh, Yo, You See What I Just Did?" I Was Addicted To That Feeling, And I Still Love That Feeling.

Far From The Richest Rapper, But My Biggest Personal Achievement Thus Far In My Life Has Been Retiring My Mom Early From Her Job At The Post Office. It's A Tiny Payback For The Sacrifices She Made That Allowed Me To Chase A Far-fetched Dream Of Becoming A Successful Artist. I'm Forever Grateful.

I Feel Like I'm A New Yorker Because I Really Know The City. I Actually Tell The Drivers Where To Go - I Have This Bad Habit, I Always Question The Drivers. I Do That All The Time Because I Feel Like I Know The Best Way, When Really It's Like, 'yo, Man, Shut Up. This Dude Does This Every Day Of His Life.'