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If You're Going To Fight Terrorism, To Me, You Fight The Root Causes Of Terrorism.

I Love Jazz. So To Me, There Are Two Main Types Of Jazz. There's Dancing Jazz, And Then There's Listening Jazz. Listening Jazz Is Like Thelonius Monk Or John Coltrane, Where It's A Listening Experience. So That's What I Like; I Like To Make Stuff That You Listen To. It's Not Really Meant To Get You Up; It's Meant To Get Your Mind Focused. That's Why You Sit And Listen To Jazz. You Dance To Big Band Or Whatever, But For The Most Part, You Sit And Listen To Jazz. I Think It Comes From That Aesthetic, Trying To Take That Jazz Listening Experience And Put It On Hip-hop.

My Whole Team, It Wasn't About Putting The Album Out, It Was About Getting Off The Record Company And Going Independent Or Going To Another Label. To The Point We Were Like, 'listen, Just Take 'lasers.' You Can Have Whatever Percentage Off The Next Ten Records I Do For The Rest Of My Life. I Just Do Not Want To Be Here Anymore.'

I Have Yet To See Someone Attack Obama Over His Report Card. A Lot Of People I Talk To From Both Sides Of The Fence Are Like, 'well, What About This Economy? What About These Incidents?' There Are Still No Answers Except Time, But Time Is The Answer For Everything.

Da Pak Was A Group Out Of Chicago. It Was A Put-together Group. We Actually Met For The First Time At This Showcase. They Were Like 'yo, You Should Do A Song Together.' So We Did. It Just So Happened That The Name Of The Song Was 'wolf Pak.' They Said, 'y'all Should Be A Group Called Da Pak, And Here's A Record Deal.'