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When I'm Making The Music, I Feel Like Everything I Throw Out Has To Work. It Counts. Because If You Don't Have People Turning They Neck All The Way Around To See What It Is, It Ain't Stick On The Wall.

When I Sit Here And See That The Eight Brothers From The Neighborhood That I Grew Up With Still Have Success, It Had To Be Magical.

We Was Just Young Guys Who Wanted To Change. We Got Tired Of Doin' This Same Everyday Bullshit That We Was Doin', And We All Felt Like We Had Dreams O' Bein' A Big Star. You Know, As Far As With Myself, I Never Really Took It That Serious As Bein' A Star. I Only Took It That Serious As Bein' A Emcee, Which Is Two Different Things. You Know What I Mean?

I'm Very Unpredictable, But At The End Of The Day, I'm Working. Sometimes Things Change In My Life. It's Like, 'hold Up - That Ain't Feel Good. That Felt Good.' And That's How I Look At Anything I Do.

When You Think Of A Chef You Think Of Somebody That Could Cook - You Don't Think Of Chef That Says, 'yo, I Make Only Steaks'. No. A Chef Knows How To Bake, He Knows How To Fry, He Knows How To Sautee, He Knows How To Do Everything That's Pertaining To Food, And That's How I Felt About My Lyrical Position. It's Like I Would Say, 'today I'm Gonna Make A Hot Salmon. Tomorrow I Make You Spaghetti. The Next Day I Make You Baked Fish'. This Is How My Lyrical Content In My Head Was Already Bein' Reciprocated To The World, Bein' Given To Y'all Like That.