I Think My Worst Problem Is Actually

Brother Kendrick Lamar: He's Not A Rapper, He's A Writer, He's An Author. And If You Read Between The Lines, We'll Learn How To Love One Another. But You Can't Do That, I Said You Can't Do That, Without Loving Yourself First.

How Am I Influencing So Many People On This Stage Rather Than Influencing The Ones That I Have Back Home?

There Are So Many People Pulling At Me At One Time - Some Want The Business, Some Want My Love, Some Just Want My Support, Just To Be There Or To Acknowledge Them The Same Way I Used To. To Be Able To Figure That Out Is An Ongoing Process, Because There's Always Another Show, Another Album, Another Moment That I Don't Want To Miss. But I'm Pacing Myself. I Hope The Powers That Be Keep Me On A Straight Course.

I Don't Even Have Kids. But At Heart, I'm A Kid Myself.

When You Go On Your Twitter Or Look Down Your Timeline And It's All Great Positivity - I Love That. But At The Same Time, It Can Really Divert You From What Your Purpose Is Or What You're Trying To Do. And I've Seen Artists Get Caught Up In That.