Music Should Never Be A Job. It

Nothing Is Quite What You Expect With Gucci. I'm Just Happy To Be A Part Of Their Adventure.

I Think That To Explore The Uncomfortable And The Politically Incorrect Is The Job Of The Artist.

I Remember Seeing This Image Of These Women Wearing These Bright Clothes And Patterns, And It Struck Me. I Remember Taking Note And Going, Like, "what Is That? Who Is That?" And Finding Out It Was Gucci And Being Surprised.

When I Was A Kid, I Used To Live In New York City. There Was A Guy Named Michael Alig. He Used To Throw Parties. And A Couple Of Times, I Even Worked For Him And His Crew, And Handed Out Fliers, And Had My Super-high Shoes On, And Wearing Silver Saran Wrap Around My Head Or Something. It's A World I Was Really Comfortable In: A World Full Of Individuals. I Think What I Like About That World - Besides My Own Personal Interests - Is The Individualism, The Investment In The Self.

Approval Isn’t Necessary. It’s Nice When You Get It, But It’s Not Going To Stop Us From Being Who We Are. I Mean, If I’d Have Listened To Approval, I’d Never Have Made It One Day Onstage. But To Be Criticized, If There’s Validity, As Upset As You Are, You Can Learn From It.