Everybody Could Write, Deejay, Rap. Everybody Could

A True Artist Does Not Depend On Radio For Success. A True Fan Does Not Let Radio Determine What They Support

To Be Honest, That Whole Exchange With Crunk Feminist Actually Made Me Write The Song Because I Realize There's A Lot Of Young Women Out There So Hurt By The Misogynistic Images In Hip-hop They Paint It With Such A Broad Brush Stroke That They Think Anybody That Defends Hip-hop Is Defending Misogyny.

When I Met You It Was Magic... We Polar Opposites, But Attracted Like We Was Magnets.

My Parents Are My Biggest Influences. My Parents And My City. Brooklyn, New York, New York City, The Community I Grew Up. I Don't Feel Like I'm Special In That. I Feel Like That's Everybody.

Nowadays Rap Artists Coming Half-hearted, Commercial Like Pop, Or Underground Like Black Markets. Where Were You The Day Hip-hop Died? Is It Too Early To Mourn? Is It Too Late To Ride?