I Want To Thank My Daughter, Who

I Love Music. I've Always Wanted To Do Music, Even When I Started Out As A Comedian.

I Didn't Have A Knee-jerk Reaction Like Some People Did To The Language And The Violence. My Stepfather Was A History Teacher At Lincoln High School In Dallas. So, I Was Already Familiar With The N-word And The Brutality Of Slavery. What I Was Drawn To Was The Love Story Between Django And Broomhilda And How He Defends And Gets The Girl In The End. I Thought It Was Just An Amazing And Courageous Project.

In Our Music, In Our Everyday Life, There Are So Many Negative Things. Why Not Have Something Positive And Stamp It With Blackness?

A Woman's Posterior Is The Key To My Heart.

You Know What? I Never Really Factor Hollywood Into Anything. I'm A Black Actor, So I Can't Really Control What Hollywood Thinks. I Gotta Go Do My Thing, And My Jokes Have Got To Be Funny. Whatever I Do Has Got To Be Great.