I Learned, When I Look

I Don't Really Believe In The Type Of Pressure That People Are Wanting To Put On The Type Of Music That I Make.

You Can't Change Where You From. You Can't Take A Person Out Of Their Zone And Expect Them To Be Somebody Else Now That They In The Record Industry. It's Gonna Take Years. Years Of Travelling. Years Of Meeting People. Years Of Seeing The World.

The More People I Meet, The More Cultures I Start To Embrace, The More People I Open Myself Up To - It's A Growing Process I'm Excited About. But It's Also A Challenge For Me, To Be At This Level And Still Be Able To Connect With Somebody Who's Living That Everyday Life. At First It Was Something I Struggled With, Because Everything Was Moving So Fast. I Didn't Know How To Digest It. The Best Thing I Did Was Go Back To The City Of Compton, To Touch The People Who I Grew Up With And Tell Them The Stories Of The People I Met Around The World.

Build Your Own Pyramids, Write Your Own Hieroglyphs.

I Can Say Is If Anyone Gets A Chance To Work With [dr.]dre, It's A Moment You Will Always Take With You Throughout Your Career. And As Of Right Now, The Compton Album Is The Only Thing To Talk About.