And Weed's Not A Drug - That's

Us As Rappers Underestimate The Power And Effects That We Have On These Kids

Broken, Hopeless, Headed Nowhere Only Motivation For What The Dealer's Supplying That Rush, That Drug, That Dope Those Pills, That Crumb, That Roach Thinkin' I Would Never Do That, Not That Drug And Growing Up Nobody Ever Does Until Your Stuck, Lookin' In The Mirror Like I Can't Believe What I've Become Swore I Was Goin' To Be Someone And Growing Up Everyone Always Does We Sell Our Dreams And Our Potential To Escape Through That Buzz

I Can Write For Weeks Or Months Sometimes And Edit It Down To A Song. I Feel Like It's A Piece Of Music That Will Hopefully Stand The Test Of Time And Hopefully Capture A Moment In History If I'm Doing It Correctly And Honestly.

As A White Male In America, I Have Privilege. As A White Male Who Happens To Be An Artist With A Fan Base, I Have A Platform To Spread Awareness About That Privilege. However, Songs About Race And Privilege Are Very Difficult To A) Write And B) Dissect As A Listener. They're Heavy.

I'm A Very Conceptual Writer.