Deante’ Kyle

I don't know, man.

He ugly as hell.

especially in the streets maybe in the street and then ugly people they be thinking they like tough anyway you know what I'm saying because they so ugly they have to like be like it's tough they it's tough like tough so ugly niggas I always be like make him like you don't need to make no faces boy you just ugly and it don't mean you tough or nothing but anyway yeah those those are experiences and so

I'm very descriptive already as an artist, so when writing a book, I think some of my songwriting skills or whatever was just implemented and describing what was going on in certain scenes and stuff like that.

And if you do have a chance to listen to the audio book, I did something that's never been done before out of all the audio books, and that was actually create production.

I have skits that actually you can hear when I'm reading certain...

scenes in the book, like the scene you talking about, you can actually hear me in the car.

And then even on the way over there to go look at the rims, I started feeling like, man, ain't no rims over here, but ain't no way to know.

It's no way to know.

You know, I fucked around and found out.

But, like, there's no way to know.

There's no way to know.

I'm like, man, I don't think no rim.

Because they got us going over here to these parts.

I'm like, I don't think no rim's over here.

But then, like, I couldn't turn around because what if it was?

So I think this book just tries to teach us, like, how to shut down the noise and, like, pay attention to, like, the voice and what it's telling us and listen to it.

And don't, like, question, like, what's around the corner.

Just, like, listen to it.

Yeah, that's what we do that all the time.