I Use The Music To Vent, And

As For Music And My Place In It, Maybe Things Are Changing A Little Bit. I Know This: A Good Song Is Deeper Than A Tattoo. It'll Remind You Of The Car You're Driving And The Girl You're Going Around With And The Streets You're Cruising. It's Better Than A Photo Album. A Song Is A Tattoo That You Never Lose. 'ice, Ice Baby,' Man, You'll Remember That When You're 90.

I'm To Trying To Say I'm Something I'm Not. Black People Understand That. I'm Just Doing My Raps, My Way. Rap Is Black. I Recognize That And Respect That. I'm Just A White Guy Trying To Rap, And I Got Lucky.

I Don't Harp On What I Could Change About The Past, Because I Can't Go Back And Change It. But Definitely A Lot Of Things I Would Change.

I Just Kept It Real And Had The Freedom To Do What I Want. It's Not Designed For Any Age Group. It's Not Made For Radio. There Are No Edits. The Whole Album Contains Explicit Lyrics But That's Because You Need It.

My Sound Has Changed. It's Still Hiphop, But It's More Of Like A Rock/hip-hop Show. It's High Energy, Stage Diving, Pyrotechnics, Girls Showing Their Breasts. It's Crazy Party Atmosphere.