I Went To India, Lived, And Studied.

I Was Angry About The Fact That My Father Would Beat My Mother On A Daily Basis, That My Mother Would Like Take It In Turn And Beat On Me. I Was An Abused Child. I Was Mad About All Those Things, Very Bitter And Very Angry.

My Teacher Said I Would Either Be A Hoodlum, Or A Great Entertainer.

I Had $20 Million In The Bank, Girls Are Following Me All Over The F - Place, People Call My Name Everywhere I Go. What Would I Change? And Then One Day You Get Onstage And You See Two Little Girls Who Look Like They Are 11 Years Old Sticking Their Tongues Out And Pulling Their Bras Down And You Quit Touring. That's What Happened To Me.

Prison Was A Blessing. Going To Prison Was The Greatest Thing That Happened To Me. It Showed Me That I Wasn't Infallible. It Showed Me That I Was Just Human. It Showed Me That I Can Be Back With My Ghetto Brothers I Grew Up With And Have A Good Time. It Taught Me To Cool Out. It Taught Me Patience. It Taught Me That I Didn't Ever Want To Lose My Freedom. It Taught Me That Drugs Bring On The Devil. It Taught Me To Grow Up.

You Can't Outdo 'street Songs' And I Didn’t Even Try. [it] Had That Special Magic That Comes With Timing And Good Vibrations And You Can't Even Try To Capture That Exactly Again.