The Thing Is With Hip-hop, It Has

Most Of The Problems That We Have Are Brought On By The Government And Not By Music. Music Is A Mirror Of What We're Going Through, Not The Cause Of What We're Going Through.

There's A Lot Of Talent In South Central L.a., In Compton And Long Beach And Watts, And The City North Of Pico Pretty Much Sits Back And Waits For That Talent To Emerge And Then Steps In.

I Think People, If You Really Want To Be Happy, You Have To Find God Yourself, And You're Going To Have To Have A Personal, One-on-one Relationship And Not Look To Get Through These Traditions Or These Rituals And All This Crazy Stuff When You Could Talk To Him Right Here, Right Now, Anytime, Anywhere, Any Place, From Any Position. And That's The Kind Of Relationship You Want, Not A Standard.

I Love Makin' Music, So Whether I'ma Make Money At It Or Not, I'ma Still Do It. The Thing Is, I've Gotten To A Point Where I Don't Have To Use Music To Make A Livin', So I Can Do It For Fun Like I Used To When I Was Young.

Don't Worry About Being A Star, Worry About Doing Good Work, And All That Will Come To You.