I Respect Jay-z. I Like Him.

I've Lived A Life That's Full, I Traveled Each And Ev'ry Highway, And More, Much More Than This, I Did It My Way.

I Learned A Lot About What I Do With My Craft, How I Present My Music. A Lot Of Things About Him Were Very Much An Influence On Me And Everybody Else. Once You Get In That Fold And You're Around It, You Get To Experience Something That I Don't Think We'll Ever See Again. There Will Never Be Anybody Like Frank Sinatra. Ever.

Canada Is A Good Country To Be From. It Has A Gentler Slower Pace - It Lends Perspective.

You Know, My Grandmother Used To Say, 'while I'm Down Here Planning, God's Up There Laughing.' I Guess The Thing With Most Things That Are Worthwhile Is That You Can't Give Up Easily. You've Got To Hang In.

Once You Realize That You're In Something That You've Always Wanted And You Don't Want To Lose It, You Behave Differently. And That Means The Integrity, The Professionalism, And Knowing What's Right From Wrong And Still Making Choices That You Probably Wouldn't Have Made.