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I Want To Make Music As Good As Radiohead, As Good As Coldplay. I Can Make Hip-hop As Good As Anybody.

There Is No Line Of Demarcation Between The Amateurs And The Pros; Everyone Is Using The Same Tactics And Playing In The Same Arenas. The Only Thing That Separates Them Is Radio, But The Artist Doesn't Control Who Goes To Radio And Who Doesn't.

It Feels Good, You Know. It Feels Like You're Out There, You Know, Doin' Your Own Thing, Know What I'm Sayin'? It's Like, People Can't Really Compare It To Anything, And That Kinda Feels Good. It Opens Me Up To A Lot Of Different Arenas, A Lot Of Different Type Of Situations, You Know Like Tony Hawk Will Call. You Know What I'm Sayin'? I Can Just Image If My Songs Was About Shootin' Up, And Like Sellin' Cocaine, I Doubt Tony Hawk Would Be Callin' You Know?

The Murder Rate In Chicago Is Skyrocketing, And You See Who's Doing It And Perpetrating It - They All Look Like Chief Keef. When It Comes To The Point That, You Know, That Kids Who Are Doing The Killings, And They're Kids 13 To 19 Years Old, And You Can Replicate That In New Orleans, You Can Replicate That In Oakland. All The Kids Look The Same.

It's A Funny Line When You're Walking - The Creativity, The Subjectivity Versus The Objectivity, Creativity Versus The Business, And Recognizing That You Are In The Music Business, So There Are Certain Things That You Have To Acquiesce To On The Business Side And Certain Creative Decisions That You Have To Make For The Purposes Of Serving The Business Side Of It.