Can’t “fall off.”

I don’t just follow my dreams because I believe I can do it, I literally have younger cousins (I’m the eldest of at least 15 last I checked) that are really proud of the fact that I’m working toward these goals.

To have one’s cake and eat it too is a popular English idiomatic proverb or figure of speech, sometimes stated as eat one’s cake and have it too or simply have one’s cake and eat it. This is most often used negatively, to connote the idea of consuming a thing whilst managing to preserve it. This may also indicate having or wanting more than one can handle or deserve, or trying to have two incompatible things. The proverb’s meaning is similar to the phrases, “you can’t have it both ways” and “you can’t have the best of both worlds.” Conversely, in the positive sense, it would refer to “having it both ways” or “having the best of both worlds.” The quote was one of four used by Ayn Rand to summarize her philosophy.

Cherry on top? Keep it.

As humans, we only grow and progress with change. If I want to learn more, I change the people I’m around. In fact, the reason most people are so complacent and allergic to change is because they’re around the SAME, EXACT PEOPLE. 24/7.

Some folks only hate on you for the sole reason that you’re not in their inner circle.

Funny; synonym for strange.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDZGOrRwun4

Also common idiom.

I’ve stopped rolling with average rappers that just know how to put words on a beat without any real thought behind them, or lack an education in general.

Now I decide whether it rains or shines. Swag.

I tried to save for a rainy day, yet they were all rainy, so I didn’t really save.

It’s as if just yesterday I was starting out, wishing my music and financial situation was better. (What do you know, I still am.)