I Believed In Myself And I Am

The Issue I Focus On The Most Is Extreme Poverty. I Think It's Kind Of Out Of Sight Out Of Mind. I Wish There Would Be More Stories About That To Connect People To What's Happening. To Personalize It, To Make It Real To People, To Inspire Them To Action.

The Fun Part About Collaborating Is That You Naturally Just Bounce Off Each Other's Energy And Learn Off Each Other.

In My Neighborhood In Springfield, Ohio, There Were A Lot Of Young Kids. We All Played Tackle Football After School, But I Knew Very Early On That I Was Not An Athlete.

I Always Felt That Rap Didn't Cause Crime; It Just Reflected It.

It's An Artist's Duty To Reflect The Times In Which We Live.