when you start feeling like you are untouchable is normally when you get touched.

when you are black, it doesn’t matter what type of success you may have achieved, there are still people who are going to view you as just a nigger.

many see the Forbes entertainers list and easily forget that those at the top of that list are earning peanuts compared to people at the top of the real Forbes list.

reaffirming that I am Hip Hop. Rap is what I do, Hip Hop is who I am.

ever since we as consumers have been given access to sales numbers, people have based the success of your project or career on those very numbers. my career isn’t based off of sales numbers.

people throw around the terms “Hip Hop” and “Rap” very loosely. I’m letting you know that I am Hip Hop

this is referring to the evolution of the genre, now everyone is a business man or boss and has his own company

The “got to tell my nephews they really have a ceiling” line is actually me having to explain to them that as great as they may be, being young and black means people will try to limit what you can do

This is the co-sign generation. Now, you ain’t shit if somebody famous not co-signing you. I came up in a different era, skills determined your place not who you were aligned with.

Making it clear that this isn’t the beginning of a Little Brother reunion. I’m on a different kind of mission.