I Think You Have To Ask Yourself

We Have To Make The Physical Music A Little More Valuable Instead Of Just Having A Download Link And A Bunch Of Songs You Downloaded From Some Torrent Site. People Try To Make The Music Value-less, And I Don't Think We're Going To Stop That Train, But The One Thing That They Can't Devalue Are Things That Are In The Outside World.

I Have Yet To See Someone Attack Obama Over His Report Card. A Lot Of People I Talk To From Both Sides Of The Fence Are Like, 'well, What About This Economy? What About These Incidents?' There Are Still No Answers Except Time, But Time Is The Answer For Everything.

I Have People Who Want To Pull Me Into Specific Projects In The Community Based On My Music And On The Mixtapes. It's Like, It's The Truth But I'm Not Trying To Preach To You. Because Who Am I To Say What's Really Right Or Wrong, Or Whether What I Say Is Going To Change Anything? I Don't Take It Too Seriously; It's Really Whimsical.

I Want To Make Music As Good As Radiohead, As Good As Coldplay. I Can Make Hip-hop As Good As Anybody.

When I Started Making My Own Music, I Was More About Recreating What I Was Hearing. I Noticed That I Had Some Control Over What I Was Saying, And The Effects That It's Going To Have On People. I Wanted To Focus More On The Positive Side Of Things, Which Are More In Tune With My Morals And Ethics.