The industry (which is really just a machine answering the call of our young and collective vices) hands you an image you have to fit in- and it’s usually a tight fit for women…and too big for men.

There is a lot of cocaine use in the entertainment industry- don’t let the synthetic buzz kill the natural buzz you first had to become an artist.

The same media that gave you that great “image” can be the same one to take it away…

Better to know yourself, by heart- to not have to refer to the media for your cues.

Your goals should be in your hands and not just your mind.

It’s about work.

With your mind and hands as one, it is like wings to your ambitions.

Never under estimate the light a storm can bring, even if it seems dangerous.

Sometimes danger reminds you of the things that are important.

Birds of a feather flock together.

The music industry is made up of a lot of “scenes”, some people spend all their time fitting into one, instead of building their own.

People often think you have to be born a certain way to achieve things, they use it as a way to ignore all the hard work almost anyone can do- if they have the drive and patience for it.

They use others success as a way to stop you from yours, and not as a way to prove it can be done.

Chasing a dream, being told it’s too far to run to.

Take a look at the reality that inspires the fantasy. See how raps get written out of their true context.

Take some time to see the true consequences of such a lifestyle.

No?

Ok, play it loud and live vicarious, be proud in your carelessness.

If that’s you, I blame you- for the exploitation.

The reality of a true addict, 1. exploited by dealer to give everything they have for the drug 2. exploited by fan to hear rapper talk about dealer and make money off of true addicts desperation…again.