I Think Its Man's Nature To Go

My Fondest Memories Were Watching The Beastie Boys Get Prepped To Come On Stage. They Had A Lot Of Antics And They Play A Lot Of Basketball... Then They Were Giving Out Cameras To The Crowd, And Performing From The Bleachers. The Most Important Thing I Learned Was That You Control Your Crowd, Not The Other Way Around.

You See Somebody Rapping And You're Like, "nah, My Cousin Can Do That." You're Spoiled By The Experience. Overseas, It's Still Something That People Can Appreciate.

I'm Not An Artist That Has A Big, Huge Radio Record That's Going To Be On Bet. I'm Not, At This Point, Gunning For Like, "oh, I'm Gonna Kill Them In The First Week." But As People Slowly Discover The Album They Realize It's Better Than A Lot Of What They've Been Listening To All Year.

I Think All Those Artists Are Artists Who Are Appreciated Because You Believe Their Words And You Appreciate Their Honesty In Their Music. If You Don't Appreciate The Honesty In The Music, The Beat Can Be Fly As Hell But You'll Never Give An Emcee Props.

Hip-hop Is A Vehicle.