My Owner Is Life And That's What

Since I've Been In This Industry, It's Been A Constant Fight; "oh, He's White, He's Cuban." "he's Tryin' To Do Hip-hop And He's Too Spanish, He's Too English."you Fight All These Stereotypes Through All These Boundaries, And You Find A Way To Tap-dance Through All These Different Genres And Cultures Through Music - That's What Rebelution Is.

I've Always Had Goals, Always Had Visions, Always Had A Plan, Always Been Very Strategic.

In Any Country When You Throw Something In Somebody's Face, It's Disrespectful.

It's The True Meaning Of Music Being A Universal Language, Constantly Fighting And Going Through Different Boundaries In Order For New People To Hear The Music And Be Like, "oh, Sh*t! I Mess With This Pitbull Kid."

As Far As My Single Selections, Over The Years It's Been A Very Essential Part Of My Survival Tactic, But I Have No Problem Being Able To Jump On Records With Whoever People Think Is The Rawest Rapper In The Game Or Number One Or King Or Whatever They Wanna Name Themselves, To Be Honest With You. It Doesn't Affect Me, 'cause That's What I Come From; I'm Comfortable In That Zone. But I Don't Wanna Make Hood Music, I Don't Wanna Make Street Music, I Want To Make World Music, Global Music, International Music.