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I Look At The Deejay Thing As A Tier Thing. If I'm Not Going To Compete On That Level, I'm Just Going To Do It As A Hobby.

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.

My Fondest Memories Were Watching The Beastie Boys Get Prepped To Come On Stage. They Had A Lot Of Antics And They Play A Lot Of Basketball... Then They Were Giving Out Cameras To The Crowd, And Performing From The Bleachers. The Most Important Thing I Learned Was That You Control Your Crowd, Not The Other Way Around.

Let Me Finish My Music, And Let Me Present It The Way I Want To Present It. And Then Share It, Put It Online, Do Whatever You Want To Do After That.

There Just Needs To Be A Gay Rapper Who's Better Than Everybody. That's When That Question Will No Longer Be Able To Be Asked.