If You Look At My Career, Doing

Harry Belafonte Hit Me To The Dream Defenders And I Liked What They Were About. When I Asked Them How I Could Help Their Movement, They Said, "you Can Help By Coming Down Here; You Can Tweet."

When You Have A Voice And A Platform And You Know Better, It Becomes Your Moral Obligation To Support That Community. And By Extension, You're Supporting Your Family.

I See That Happening With Hip Hop Purists Now. Where You Have An Artist Like A Kendrick [lamar] Or A Drake, Who Are Really Trying Different Things Emotionally, Different Things Musically, And On A Mainstream Level. And You Have Underground Hip Hop Fans Dissing It, For The Simple Fact That It's Mainstream - Not Because What They're Doing Is Whack, Or What They're Doing Is Not Sincere.

We Get High On All Types Of Drugs When, All You Really Need Is Love

By The Time You Get Into Other Kinds Of Music - R&b, Country, Or Whatever - It Becomes Something That's Romantic. It Becomes Something Unattainable. Never-ending Undying Love. And In Hip Hop, We're Still Taking Direct Inspiration.