When You're A Rapper, Just

Usually I Start With A Beat, I Start Making A Beat, And My Producer Side Is Making The Beat. And On A Good Day, My Rapper Side Will Jump In And Start The Writing Process - Maybe Come Up With A Hook Or Start A Verse. Sometimes It Just Happens Like That. A Song Like 'lights Please' Happens Like That.

My Real Dream Is To Have A Whole, Like, Buy A Whole Piece Of Land. Imagine, Like, A Long Driveway. Like, A Cul De Sac-type Street, With Maybe, Like, Seven Houses. Me Be Right Here. Have My Mom Be Able To Be Right Here. My Brother Over Here. My Girl's Grandmother And Family Right Here. Friends Over There. That's My Real Dream.

No Rapper In The World From Jay-z To Tupac To Biggie Has 100 Percent Love On Everything They Do.

I'm The Same Kid Who Used To Hop The Trains With Headphones And Just Go To Downtown Manhattan, Walk Around And Listen To Music Or Walk Through The City. The Fame Restricts That. It's A Small Complaint In Comparison To The Benefits I Get From It, But The Restrictive Part Is What I Don't Like - And The Fact That It's Not Reversible.

In Hip-hop, There's Not A Lot Of Love. There's Not A Lot Of Love Being Spread. It's Always Like 'i'm Stuntin' On You Raps, Or I'm Better Than You Raps.' It's Not A Lot Of 'yo Man, I Idolize You Raps.'