I Still Love Old-school Hip-hop, But There

I Love To Be Pushed So I Can Prove Myself, Because Once Again, I Will.

And There's A Feeling You Get From Making Music That Is Unlike Anything Else In The World.

That's Why I Called My Record Devil Without A Cause - I'm A White Boy Who's So Sick Of Hearing That White Kids Are Going To Steal Rap.

I Signal With An Independent Label, Continuum. After That I Put Out A Totally Independent Record, Sold Fourteen Thousand Of Them From My Basement, Bought A House, Started Raising My Kid, Made A Decent Living.

I've Just Really Been Into Melody And Lyrics And Songwriting. Writing A Rap, To Me, Is Easy. I Could Write A Rap Like That. But Writing Songs And Melodies And S**t That's Hopefully Going To Stick Around For 30, 40 Years Is F**king Hard...if You Have Good Songs And You're Talented, People Will Eventually Come To Your Shows, People Will Buy Your Music.