I've Never Really [written] Something That Was

I'm The Hip-hop Quincy Jones Of Today

I Do Music For The Love Of It, And I've Been Doing It From A Very Young Age: About 11.

My Father Being A Caribbean Minister, One Day I Stole The Radio. The Radio That I Stole, I Took It To School, Showing Off How Big This Boom Box Was And How Bad I Was At The Time. Once My Father Figured Out Where I Left The Radio, He Then Got His Belt And He Walked Me, He Beat Me All The Way To Where I Had Hid The Radio, And With The Boom Box.

When You Enter The Realm Of Politics, You Don't Enter It Because You Want To Be Popular. When I Want To Be Popular, I Pull On A Guitar And Sing A Song.

Me And My Father Went Through A War Period Where We Wasn't Talking. He Wanted Me To Go To Theology School - I Didn't Want To Go. I Wanted To Do Music. I Told Him I Was A Minister Through Music.