You can either go right, or you can go left and get crazy with us. Basically just saying we throw the evils of the world in the air. Now, K. Dot, you can either get with the program or you don’t have to, it’s whatever. Of course, hallelujah being the more good in me and Halle Berry being the actual vice of what’s going down – the lust for the money, the lust for this mission we are about to go on. Pick your poison, tell me what you’re doing. But when you tell me, tell me right now. We ain’t got time to wait.

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Really just bring you into my world and try and let you understand, who is the good kid in the mad city? As soon as I heard it, I knew that it was the title track – just how dark it sounded and the desperation of it, you know? And I just started writing, right there on the spot.

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Yeah, that’s the bar. I’m trying to figure out where I was at – I think I was just at a point where I felt like everybody needed to believe in me. This kid from Compton, believe in me. Because I’m going to do something that is going to spark the idea of some type of hope, going back to that. Whether it is in music or whether it is in life, you feel me? And yeah, I look at it as a battle, a battle within itself, a battle within myself, to always stay focused and remain focused on what I came for, and that is to move people with music. And I feel like music can shape the world at any time. I have got people out that said they almost committed suicide until they put in [Overly Dedicated], until they put in Section.80. So when I made cartoons and cereal, I said that specific line – continue to believe in me and believe in what I’m doing, because I won’t fail you.

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Maybe when I started traveling, I don’t know when the time was, maybe around O.D., when I saw there was something outside of Compton. When I came to New York and I maybe did this little small venue, I saw it was actually possible for me to get a name somewhere else rather than getting a name in my neighborhood for knocking somebody off, you feel me? That is when I knew that maybe there is something else a little different out here that I can actually focus on. And it was in the same profession as the people I was talking about, entertainment. So I think once I started traveling and getting out of Compton a little bit more I seen what they was talking about and it kind of clicked.

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That is just me capturing the moment and being 16 and saying the most outlandish shit when you are around your homeboys or you are around whoever. You know, you really don’t care what you’re talking about. That is the type of way we used to talk. That is dope because that was me going as ignorant as possible, and they are still analyzing it as ignorant as possible and putting national stats behind it. That is funny.

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Great movie. Exactly what i was talking about at the time.

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ANNA PEBBLE HAD A SONG CALLED “I CANT STAND THE RAIN” LOL. CLOSE THO.

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This song is about me reminising about my years a kid witnessing a housing that indulged adults in alcohol. So much alcohol that it could fill a swimming pool. Eventually that me reminising became a reality when i became an adult.

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back stroke. playing on the word swimming pool. him drowning in a pool of liquor in Chicago.

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