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Da Pak Was A Group Out Of Chicago. It Was A Put-together Group. We Actually Met For The First Time At This Showcase. They Were Like 'yo, You Should Do A Song Together.' So We Did. It Just So Happened That The Name Of The Song Was 'wolf Pak.' They Said, 'y'all Should Be A Group Called Da Pak, And Here's A Record Deal.'

Before My Father Would Open Up A Karate School In A Particular Neighborhood, He'd Clean Up The Block - Kick All The Drug Dealers And Gang Bangers Off The Block. My Father Was Very Clear: 'i've Got Guns Too, And I'll Kill You Just As Much As A Rival Gang Would.' And He Meant It. He Was A Man Of Many Facets And Complexities.

This Nation Was Founded By Rebels And Revolutionaries, And Its Flags Were Carried Across The Battlefields By People Who Were Very, Very Against The Status Quo And Who Questioned And Criticized.

I Definitely Want To Work With Thom Yorke. I Want To Work With Damien Marley; There's A Few International Artists I Wouldn't Mind Working With - Like Massacre Children Would Be Ill, And I Still Have An Affinity For The Uk Hip Hop Scene.

America Is Not All White People. It's Not All Black People. It's Not All Mexican People. We Together, And We All Relate On Certain Levels, So If You Actually Scaring People Away, They Can't Relate To What You're Saying.