To Be Able To Play Somebody That

I'm Not Going To Try And Change How People Perceive Me. I Think It's Important To Be A Contradiction. People Are Contradictions; Everyone Has Contradictions. So I Don't Expect Anyone To Look At Me Differently.

My Favorite Part Is Just Being Able To Say And Do Things That You Can't Do In Real Life, And Behaving In A Way That's Just Not Really Acceptable, In The Real World.

Socially, Hip-hop Has Done More For Racial Camaraderie In This Country Than Any One Thing. 'cause Guys Like Me, My Kids - Everyone Under 45 Either Grew Up Loving Hip-hop Or Hating Hip-hop, But Everyone Under 45 Grew Up Very Aware Of Hip-hop. So When You're A White Kid And You're Listening To This Music And You're Being Exposed To It Every Day On Mtv, Black People Become Less Frightening. This Is Just A Reality. What Hip-hop Has Done Bringing People Together Is Enormous.

I'm Always Gonna Be An Actor, So I'm Trying To Figure Out What I'm Gonna Do Next. I Would Love To Make A Documentary Again Someday, But I Need To Take A Break From It.

But It All Came, And For Me, Hip-hop Has Done More For Racial Divide And Racial Sort Of Bringing Together Than Anything In The Last 30 Years. Seeing People Like Eminem Sounding Like Somebody Like Jay-z And Just The Racial Aspects Of It All.