Like Any Family, Like Any Group -

I Love My Kids, And The Moments I Have With Them, And It's Kind Of Weird, It's Such An Age Old Cliche, But The Way That My Sons, The Way They Make Me Feel When I Look At Them, The Way They Say Things, No One Else Would Probably React To Them, But It's A Special Thing For Me.

I Would Love To Document The Roots; I Think They Have An Interesting Story. I Have A Curiosity About Them. Their Musicality And Their Live Performances I Think Would Be Great, And I Have A Feeling That There Are Stories Behind Each One Of Them.

A Tribe Called Quest Music Was So Inclusive, So Conscious, It Brought Such A Community Together.

Being No. 1. It's Talked About All Of The Time In Hip-hop. 'i'm Still No. 1! I'm The Best! I'm The Greatest Of All Time!' It's The Same Mentality In Sports.

Socially, Hip-hop Has Done More For Racial Camaraderie In This Country Than Any One Thing. 'cause Guys Like Me, My Kids - Everyone Under 45 Either Grew Up Loving Hip-hop Or Hating Hip-hop, But Everyone Under 45 Grew Up Very Aware Of Hip-hop. So When You're A White Kid And You're Listening To This Music And You're Being Exposed To It Every Day On Mtv, Black People Become Less Frightening. This Is Just A Reality. What Hip-hop Has Done Bringing People Together Is Enormous.