I've Always Been An Underdog. I Feel

I Never Really Told Anybody That I'm A Rapper. I Wasn't Walking Around Being Like, "yo, Check Out My Mixtape!" It Was More Of A Secret Grind.

When I First Started Rapping, When I Switched My Style To More Like A Punch Line Style - This Is When I'm Like 13 Years Old - And I Switched It To This Real Wordy - I Was Trying To Rap Like Canibus And Like Eminem. It Was Real Lyrical, Real Wordy And Punch Lines And, When I Would Come Up With These Punch Lines And Spit 'em In These Cyphers, The Minute The Cyphers Would Be Like, "ohhh" And Everybody Would Break Away, It Was A New Feeling For Me. It Was Like, "oh, Yo, You See What I Just Did?" I Was Addicted To That Feeling, And I Still Love That Feeling.

My Goal Is To Have That Be A Haven For Families.

I Don't Like To Think Of It As Being Fired. Instead, I Prefer To Think Of It As Being On Indefinite Leave With A Sabbatical Flair.

There's Still Value In A Cd, Even If It's Just Nostalgic. People Are Still Willing To Pay. But It Can't Compare To A Digital-only Release Where You Can Control The Exact Time That It'll Come Out, You Know What I Mean? So Whoever Finds How To Bridge That Gap Is Gonna Make A Lot Of Money.