People Who Work Every Day Are Kind

I Could Sit Right Here And Have A 15-minute Conversation With Somebody And Change Their Whole Life.

I Can't Speak For Everybody, But Sometimes, People Get In This Showbiz Game And They Get The Money, But Then They Forget Why They Got In The Game In The First Place. I Don't Even Look At It As Fame, I Just Look At It As Me Being Me, And Me Going Out Here Everyday And Being Productive, Because I Am The Product, And I'm Selling Myself. I'm Selling My Ambition And My Integrity And My Adversity, And I'd Just Like To Be That.

With Rap, It's A Funny Thing. You Can Say Things, And People Can Take 'em The Way They Wanna Take 'em.

I Felt It Was Necessary. I Never Ever Paid Attention To Any Election. Not Really [into] Politics Or Anything Like That. It Never Benefited Us. This Time Around, It's Not A Black-or-white Thing — You Got Somebody In There For Us That's Well-spoken And Gonna Handle Their Business. I Just Wanted To Do My Part And Let Them Know We Need Change, We Need Help, It's Rough Out There.

It Wasn't Necessary To Speak On The Recession, You Know What I Mean, But I Just Though It Made A Lot Of Sense. I Was Like, "okay, Cool," I'm Going To Go With This Approach For The Name Of The Album [ The Recession].