We Are What We Wear,

I Was Always The Type Of Person, And Still Am The Type Of Person, That I Cannot Be Creative And Use Substances. So From A Very Early Age I Knew That If I Wanted To Make Music, Successfully, In Any Capacity, I Was Going To Have To Get Sober.

My Hope Is That My Personal Testimony Can Help In Some Way To Not Only Advance The Dialogue And Approve Referendum 74, But Also To Help Shape A Culture Of Belonging In Which All People Are Equal.

When I Write, I Don't Have Any Expectation Of What Kind Of Song It Will Become Or Who It Might Reach.

I Definitely Use "smiling While Rapping" As A Tool In The Booth. I Want To Have Fun While Recording. At Times It Can Get Tedious And Stressful When It's Not Sounding The Way You Heard It In Your Head, But You've Got To Remember To Just Smile And Appreciate The Fact That You're Even In The Booth And There Are People Who Want To Hear Your Art.

And Know That Every Struggle In Life Is There To Teach You A Lesson It's Times Like This That Make You