I like my jewelry to fit tight.

I ain't never really play sports.

The right watch is like real estate.

I think hip-hop always shifts culture.

I love to learn, I love to be educated on different levels.

I've been going to visit people in prison since I was a kid.

Me, myself, I ain't never had no problem hustling with nobody.

I think people may regret not following their instincts a lot.

Some people take off recording cycles, but I record year round.

I got a lot of respect for Drake, most definitely; he's killin' it.

I'm not a ranter on Twitter or Instagram - that ain't how I'm rocking.

If you're misleading the little homies, you ain't no real big homie to me.

I just think white jewelry to me, it look the richest. It's clean and rich.

Yeah I got a collection of sneakers. I probably got over 200 pair of PUMAs.

Labels don't want artists to put out mixtapes because they don't monetize it.

I didn't grow up eating no vegetables. I ate at fast food restaurants every day.

I recorded 'The Art of Hustle' album three times because I had the time to do it.

I grew up playing the games, man, back when it was just Nintendos and Sega Genesis.

I stay away from the carbs and try to make sure I'm not intaking a whole lot of sugar.

Back when I was growing up, I always had one foot in the street and one foot in music.

The fact is, I'm the biggest rapper from Memphis, I help a lot of rappers from Memphis.

I think 42 Dugg is a superstar - he's got the voice, the music, the look and the hustle.

With each project, whether it's an album or a mixtape, I try to learn more in the process.

I'm a success story. Everybody from Memphis knows that, that's why don't nobody question it.

Speaking for myself, my first priority is to take care of my family. That's first and foremost.

I was blessed with the talent. God gave me the gift to put words together and make popular songs.

My key to surviving and winning is hustle. I think once you lose your hustle, you lost everything.

I Am' is the album that displays a little growth. The record, to me, is bringing the streets back.

It feels like one family - JAY-Z's one call away for any advice, any questions. He's a real big homie.

Roc Nation is strong, I'm strong and powerful on my own, and when we put it together we're unstoppable.

I would watch all of the videos that came on on BET and MTV. I was infatuated with the hip-hop culture.

Keeping my family out of prison best I can. That is success to me. I created that without selling records.

The first CD said exactly what it was. I was just in the streets hustling. I come from a family of hustlers.

Probably more than half my life, I've thought from a trap mindset, a hood mind frame in the way I was moving.

I always understood the importance of relationships, respect, standing on your word and your name being good.

You're only as good as your team, so if your team's strong around you, it just puts you in a greater position.

As far as artists go I like Don Trip. I think Don Trip is one of the coldest artists, that's my little partner.

It is super important to know what you are getting yourself into when signing a deal. I learned that the hard way.

Memphis is just like any other city. I'm pretty sure it's like the streets of Baltimore, with your hoods and traps.

I really wanna work with Kanye West. He's one of the few people I haven't got to work with yet that I really wanted to.

After being in the game so long, making so much money and achieving different things, now I think a lot more about impact.

I most definitely respect Jay Z hustle and everything he built. He's a businessman first and I think he respects my hustle.

My cheat meal is whatever I think about. One thing about me is whatever comes to my mind, if I want it, I'm going to eat it.

Yeah, I actually went to college. I went to Southwest Community College in Memphis; I tried to go to TSU, and they denied me.

You could be the best lyricist or rapper or songwriter, if you ain't mentally prepared to put in the work, it's a waste of time.

The conditions in the prisons operated by the Mississippi Department of Corrections are absolutely inhumane and unconstitutional.

I'm a real dude from a real place and I never express myself through social sites. I don't feed into it, man. That's not real life.

We are all Ahmaud Arbery. Everyday activities should not end in death sentences. We must hold people responsible for their actions.

'Back 2 Da Basics' was my way of saying I'm done and out of the streets and I'm going to get a record deal and be a rapper for real.

I think you could get a good accountant, but I think I am the best accountant for me. Can't nobody count my money like I can count it.

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