I Was Rapping At Eight.

Me Personally, I Wouldn't Put My Kids On Television. But To Each His Own.

Even Where The Game Is Today, Cats Don't Really Focus On Necessarily What It Is That You're Saying So When People Say, "oh, You Can't Rap," I Play Into The Joke. That's Why I'll Challenge Anybody; Anybody Rapping, Let's Go Just Because I Know What The Art Form Is And Even When You See These Battle Rappers In Here, They're So Skillful. It's Actually A Skill.

I Am A Hopeless Romantic And So Is My Wife.

One Thing About Being A Stand-up Is It's A One-man Show. You Gotta Do Everything. You're The Producer, Writer, Director, And The Actor. You Just Gotta Be Out There And Perform And Give Your All. It's Such An Honest Form Of Art That It Just Taught Me So Much, And It Kind Of Prepared Me For Manhood At An Early Age.

I Was Raised By My Grandmother. She Instilled Everything Into Me. She Taught Me Right From Wrong From Day One. I Remembered Everyday, Being 4 Or 5 Years Old, And Walking To School, She Would Be Like, Raise Your Right Hand And Stay On The Right Side Of The Street And Make Sure You Do The Right Thing In School.