Anderson .Paak

You know, it was like, again, only black kid in school.

And it was just like, damn, it was messed up.

And everything just turned upside down.

And, you know, so...

By my pops being in prison, my uncle, now my mom, my step-pops.

It was just like nonstop.

Yeah, so she was actually in county for like a year and a half.

We were trying to figure out how to get her a lawyer and see if we can fight it and all this stuff.

And she was like, I don't want to fight it.

We couldn't get...

She was like, if we can't get a great lawyer, I'm just going to do my time.

I know what I did.

I know they're trying to put me under the prison, so I'm just going to do a plea, do my time, and I'll be out.

You should get a job, Brandon, because your sisters are going to come in and watch your little sister.

And as soon as you can work, you should figure out something.

I know you want to do your music, but do that as well.

But you should get out the house and be a man and go and lighten the load.

How old were you?

I was 17.

Yeah.