I Don't Need To Get My Due;

Atlanta Is A Big Market For Me. They've Always Supported My Music. They Took Care Of My People During Hurricane Katrina, So I Love Them And I Love My Fans. And To Be Able To Help And Motivate The Next Generation, I Feel Like This Is The Place To Do It.

If I Can Go Through What I've Been Through And Do A Television Show With My Son And Then Be A Boy From The Hood Making Records For The People I Make Records For, That's Reality.

I Want To Get Paid For Doing My Job And Whoever Don't Like It Or Whoever Don't Give Me My Just Due Then That's On Them.

I Think You've Got Good People And Bad People In Everything You Do. If You Start Making A Big Deal Of It, Then It's A Problem. It's Like In Life. We've Got Bad Doctors And Lawyers. We've Got Bad Priests! We Don't Target Every Priest And Say He's Bad. You Have To Go To Church And You Have To Go See Some Doctors. Some People Have To Be Good.

Let's Be Honest. We Don't Take Rap Serious The Way Other Cultures Take Rock-n-roll, They Take Country. They Artists Are Being Loved.