Or Is It The Mind

I Think Hip Hop Is A Dance Music That's Rebellious By Nature.

What's More Condescending And Corny Than Someone Telling You How Much More Money They Have Than You And Telling You Basically, 'i Don't Care About Poor People,' Which Is A Large Part Of What You Hear Of Corporate Hip-hop On The Radio.

Even An Independent Label Is Looking For A Hit, They're Not Looking For A Record That's Not Gonna Do Well.

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.

I Just Got A New Manager. He's Like, "so What Do You Want To Do With The Deejay Thing?" I'm Like, "the Deejay Thing For Me Is More My Hobby." It's Great When You Can Supplement Your Income, When You Have A Weekly Or Something, It's Fun. It's Really A Hobby, Because I Don't Want It To Take Away From What I Do, Which Is Emceeing.