Success To Me Does Not Mean Money.

I've Been In Africa, America, Moving Around A Lot. It's Helped Me To Open Up My Mind. I Was Born In Jamaica; I've Lived All My Life There And Got All I Could From Jamaica. But I Needed To Be Somewhere Else To Grow.

Last Time I Was In Jamaica I Financed A Teacher To Teach In An Orphanage.

The Most Important Thing My Father Taught Me Is That Every Man Has To Stand Up For His Rights.

Some Guys That Know Me From When I Was A Kid Say "my Son, Oh He's Just Like Your Father." It's Just A Natural Part Of Our Lives. But, Within The Music Industry And Within The Industry Of The Critiques Of Music, Where It Becomes "ziggy's Music Is Not As Good As Bob's Music," I Don't Understand. But I Don't Really Pay Much Attention To That Because I'm Just Expressing Myself.

The Idea Of Who My Father Is To Me Is Very Different Than Who He Is To You, Or To The Rest Of The World.