If You Go To A College Campus

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.

But Rawkus Is Integral To What I Do, Because The Cats Who Started Rawkus Are The First Ones Who Really Saw My Vision, And Gave Me A Platform To Get It Out There, So I'm Definitely Totally Grateful For That.

I Feel Like Your City - With Hip Hop In Particular, Because We're Always Beating Our Chest And Shouting Where We're From - Your City Is Just As Influential As Your Parents. Even The Grimy, Hardcore Gangster Rap From New York - Krs-one And Wu Tang, The Stuff Acknowledges It.

I Think Once You're In The Public Eye, Whether You're A Boss, A Teacher Or Whatever You Do, That You're Automatically In The Position Of Role Model. You Have People Looking Up To You, So Whether You Choose To Accept It Or Not Is A Different Question.

God Gave Us Music, So We Play With Our Words.