The Problem With Our Role Is Americans

I Not Only Wanted To Showcase Lyrical Skills But Also Continue To Drop Knowledge On The Hiphop Community. Im Looking To Elevate Through My Music, And Through My Music I Educate.

I Think All Those Artists Are Artists Who Are Appreciated Because You Believe Their Words And You Appreciate Their Honesty In Their Music. If You Don't Appreciate The Honesty In The Music, The Beat Can Be Fly As Hell But You'll Never Give An Emcee Props.

Hip Hop Is At Its Essence A Folk Music, Because It Speaks The Language That People Are Still Speaking At Ground Zero, It Speaks The Language That People Speak On The Streets.

To Be Honest, That Whole Exchange With Crunk Feminist Actually Made Me Write The Song Because I Realize There's A Lot Of Young Women Out There So Hurt By The Misogynistic Images In Hip-hop They Paint It With Such A Broad Brush Stroke That They Think Anybody That Defends Hip-hop Is Defending Misogyny.

God Gave Us Music, So We Play With Our Words.