The Thing That's Good About Hip Hop

There Are A Lot Of True Culturalists Who Respect Where They're From, But You Have Some Who Are Just All About The Benjamins, Like, "i Wanna Get My Money, I Wanna Get Mine, You Get Yours, More Power To You," And They Don't Care. That Deals With The Whole Thing Of Life, Whether You're Agreeable Or Disagreeable, The Yin And The Yang, The Evil Versus Good. That's How It Is In The Music Industry. There Are People Who Care For The Whole Culture And What They're Doing, And Have Love For It, And Are Not Into Just Making Money.

They Allow Us To Disrespect Our Black Woman. A Lot Of These Things Would Be Considered Criminal If It Were To Be Carried Out In The Streets. That's Like When They Tell You After You Buy Your Vhs And You Rent Movies They Tell You Not To Copy The Movies.

Powers That Be Can't Stay In Control If You Have Everybody In Love And In Tune With Each Other And With The Planet, And In Tune With The Electrons And The Dark Matter That's Moving At The Speed Of Light. That Won't Work In Their Interest. They Gotta Get You Ready For Your Microchip.

You Put Music In Categories Because You Need To Define A Sound, But When You Don't Play It On Your So-called Radio Stations That Claim To Be R&b Or Jazz Or Whatever... All Music Is Dance Music. But When People Think Of Dance Music, They Think Of Techno Or Just House. Anything You Can Dance To Is Dance Music. I Don't Care If It's Classical, Funk, Salsa, Reggae, Calypso; It's All Dance Music.

That's Definitely My Goal, And Always Has Been Through The Universal Zulu Nation, Is To Show That Music Breaks Down All That Foolishness And Can Bring All Types Of People Together, Especially When You Can Mix It And Shape It. That's The Beauty Of Sampling: Taking The Old Sound And Recreating It And Making Something New, Or Bringing Back The Old Sounds, Mixed With Some Heavy Grooves And Beats, So People Can Remember. "oh, I Remember That, Back In The Day."