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As Far As My New York Influence, One Thing I'm Proud Of In My Career Is, I Rep Brooklyn, New York All Day. But People Don't Look At My Music As New York Music. People Consider My Music Underground Music.

I'm Spinning Records And I Look Across The Restaurant And I See Somebody Who Looks Asian. And I'm Like, "yo, That Looks Like Yoko Ono." I'm Like, Oh, I Can Just Meet - That's Going To Be Great. Then I Look Carefully And I'm Like, "that's Not Yoko Ono, That's Bruno Mars." And It Was Bruno Mars. That Just Happened Recently. I Was Bugging Out. Because That Was Totally Not Yoko Ono At All.

I'm At A Loss For Words. But Even My Loss Is Amplified.

I Listened To A Mind Joint, And I Wanted To Do My Own Version Of It, And What You Hear On My Mixtape Is My Take On What The Whole Cd Sounds Like.

No One Likes To Be Treated Like People In Minority Communities. What It's Saying Is That Because You're Poor, Because You Live In A Neighborhood That Deals With Oppressed Conditions, You Deserve To Be Treated Like A Criminal. In Our Constitution It Says You Have The Right To Live Without Illegal Search And Seizure.