Consider Me The Entity Within

The Way I Feel About Crunk Feminists. Here You Have A Bunch Of Bloggers Who Are Not Even Quoting Any Feminists' Works Who Are Telling Me What I Can Do Better When I've Been Doing This As My Life's Work While Y'all Still In College! What Are You Talking About? And Their Criticism Was Of The Idea That We Should Approach People Like Rick Ross And Lil' Wayne With Love When They Have Lyrics That We Don't Like, As Opposed To Approaching Them With Hate. That's Their Issue: How Dare I Say I Approach Rick Ross With Love!

Young Kids Should Be Doing Music That Has Shock Value. They'll Grow Out Of It.

Hip Hop Has Always Been, For Us, For Artists Who Are Pure To The Craft - Any Place Overseas, Whether It's Australia, Any Place In Asia, Germany, Africa, It Becomes Something Where You Can Still Go And Work. Hip Hop Is An Import Culture. We're Spoiled By It Here. It's Homegrown.

I See That Happening With Hip Hop Purists Now. Where You Have An Artist Like A Kendrick [lamar] Or A Drake, Who Are Really Trying Different Things Emotionally, Different Things Musically, And On A Mainstream Level. And You Have Underground Hip Hop Fans Dissing It, For The Simple Fact That It's Mainstream - Not Because What They're Doing Is Whack, Or What They're Doing Is Not Sincere.

By The Time You Get Into Other Kinds Of Music - R&b, Country, Or Whatever - It Becomes Something That's Romantic. It Becomes Something Unattainable. Never-ending Undying Love. And In Hip Hop, We're Still Taking Direct Inspiration.