Your Body's Just A Vehicle,

Nas Is Someone Who Can Communicate With The Streets And Can Still Keep It Real In Terms Of Being Human, He Doesn't Try To Be This Super Perfect Person, But Has Respect For His History And For His Ancestors And For Spirituality. So Nas Always Displayed That In His Music, While At The Same Time Keeping It Hard And Something That You Can Relate To.

In Jamaica, Them Always Have Throwback Riddims, Recycled Old Beats, And The Hardcore Reggae Scene Is Always Present. You Have Faster Stuff Like The More Commercialized Stuff, But You Always Have That Segment Of Music That Is Always From The Core, From The Original Root Of It. This Year, You Have Seen A Lot Of It Explode On The International Scene. It's Great. People Are Looking For Something Different. Maybe There Was Too Much Of One Thing, And Now They're Looking For Something Fresh.

When You Do An Album About Africa, You Can't Be Too Superficial.

I Used To Buy Records In High School. Mainly Dancehall: Super Cat, Buju Banton.

Some Boy Nuh Know Dis, Dem Only Come Around Like Tourist. On The Beach With A Few Club Sodas. Bedtime Stories, And Pose Like Dem Name Chuck Norris And Don't Know The Real Hardcore.