We Should Care About What

Critics Like To Describe And Categorize Things, And Categories Often Have A Way Of Limiting People.

My Line Is Probably A Little More Conservative Than Some Of My Compatriots In The Business. But Again, I Think It's All - Like, It Just - It Comes Down To Me Knowing Who I Am And Knowing How I Want To Be Seen In The World, How I Want To Discuss Things.

To Me, As A Musician, There Aren't Any Boundaries Genre-wise As Far As What Can You Listen To To Inspire You.

I Always Felt That Rap Didn't Cause Crime; It Just Reflected It.

I Think You're Always Policing Yourself By Trying To Do What You Think Would Be "cool" And Accepted By Other People, Until You Start To Figure Out Who You Really Want To Be. Growing Up Is An Ongoing Push-and-pull Of You Being Yourself And You Performing To What Society Expects You To Be.