Calling Each Other Faggots Behind The Keys

I Grew Up In The Spoken-word Community. Before Everybody Had A Home Studio, Or Before We Could Get Booked For Shows, Open Mics Were The Only Way To Be Heard By Other People. It Really Gave Me A Chance To Develop As A Performer. Reading A Piece Of Poetry With No Beat In Front Of 20 People Is Way More Challenging Than Rocking For 10,000 People.

No Law's Gonna Change Us We Have To Change Us Whatever God You Believe In We Come From The Same One Strip Away The Fear, Underneath, It's All The Same Love About Time That We Raised Up!

The Skyline Is Etched In My Veins. You Can Never Put That Out, No Matter How Hard It Rains.

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.

America The Brave Still Fears What We Don't Know