I Am Proud Of What

I've Been Acting Since I Was A Child, And Though This Was Different In A Way, I Think I've Been Very Blessed. The Majority Of The Sets I've Been On Have Been Very Inclusive And Very Empowering, And I've Often Chosen To Work With People That Sing From The Same Song Sheet.

Youve Got All These Books On Self Help, Getting To Know Yourself, Doing The Right Thing, Eating The So-called Right Foods, Even Down To What Books You Have On Your Shelves. People Are Encouraged To Look To Themselves First As Opposed To Being A Part Of Society.

Everyone Wants To Look Their Best, Everyone Has Dreams Of Wanting To Look Like Something Else. But We Are Who We Are.

I Think There's A Very Fine Line Between The Type Of Performing That Some Actors Do, And Being In A State In Your Mind Where You Actually Believe What's Going On. If We Weren't Actors, What Would We Do With That Ability? Would We Not Be Slightly Insane? Mentally Ill? I Don't Know.

When You've Been Raised In Care, Rap Music Isn't Just About Guns And Sexism. They're Talking About Real Things You Can Hang On To, Problems Of Identity That You Have Sympathy With. It's Not Just About The Music, With Rap: When I Was In Care, It Meant A Whole Lot More Than That.