Evidence also spoke about his mother during an interview with HipHopDX:

“It’s funny, what I’m doing is an exact replica of what my mother did. I didn’t notice that until someone pointed it out to me. My mother was an actress, she was in General Hospital, she had it going on when she was younger. She’d married my father and always wanted to have a kid and had me later. She wasn’t a young mother when she had me. She quit acting to raise me, like the interlude says at the end of “I Still Love You.” My pops and her didn’t get along so he left and, she didn’t have income. So she went to the garage, put up poster boards, they were all black and started taking photos of me. That led to her being a photographer. I’m doing the same thing. My garage is converted to a studio. That in itself, she’s watching me and I know she’s proud.”

Kool A.D.’s verses consist of more commentary on rap than actual description of his lifestyle. He bears the same relation to normal rappers as Bob Costas does to athletes.