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Business, Endorsements And Things Of That Nature, I Got Into It Kinda Naturally. Those Ventures Materialised As A Direct Result Of Things That I Was Actually Doing; All The Partnerships Have Been Organic And Not Necessarily Etched Out Plans For Monetary Gain.

Hip-hop Ain't Died Because Of The South, That's Retarded. When I Named The Album Originally, I Thought I Bit Off More Than I Could Chew But You'd Be An Idiot To Think I'm Talking About How The South Killed Hip-hop Or How New York Isn't Where It Should Be Or Where It Once Was. It Was Like, "damn, I Need To Explain This?" But I Thought, "nah, The Proof Is Right There. We Should Know What It Is." I Expect The Hip-hop Audience To Be Avant Garde. I Want Them To Be Where I'm At Or Beyond Where I'm At.

I Had A Pretty Public Divorce. They're Not Easy - Divorces - And It Took Me A Long Time To Really Get Through.

I Think Most Albums Deserve A Documentary Because [an Album] Is A Visual Book. You Don't Have To Read Up On It Because You Can Listen And Watch The Whole Story. I Would Love To See Lots Of Albums [become Films.]

I Want To Sound Like An Instrument. I Want My Voice And My Words To Marry The Beat.