Talking Is What I Do, But Listening

I Use Every Opportunity, Whether On My Radio Show Or On Television, To Break Stereotypes.

Mine's A Pretty Simple Strategy: There's Not A Lot Of Talent Here, But There's A Lot Of Hustle. I Have To Be In Every Place I Can, And Be Busy.

When I Was 10, 11, 12 Years Old, I Would Pretend To Be On The Radio. I Bought A Mixer And These Big, Ugly Headphones And I Would Literally Broadcast The Cassette Tapes In My Bedroom.

And I Think More Than Anything Else, I Know When I Go To Bed That No One's Working Harder Doing What I'm Doing, And I Think, Quite Frankly, Simply That Hard Work At Some Point Was Gonna Pay Off.

Talking Is What I Do, But Listening Is My Job.