Joey Badass

Like, I always look at music like painting.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, I'm painting.

This is the picture that... This is my interpretation or this is my artistic expression at the moment.

And usually I don't get to share that so closely to when I'm feeling it.

So, you know, Lonely at the Top was a bit of...

I feel like it gave me some type of, like, artistic empowerment and, like, integrity.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like, yo, yeah, what the fuck I want to do?

Does having a family, two kids, like, does that change that perspective of, like, hey, nah, I'm not doing three albums.

In my 30s, we're pumping shit out.

Oh, I mean, I would say... Maybe there's a shift and pivot of a lifestyle change, I guess, a bit?

Um, nah, I don't think that...

If anything, what that has to do with, like, it has to do with getting in the way.

You know what I'm saying?

Like me being able to not move as fast as I want to.

You know what I mean?

Less output because I want to be around them more, maybe more material because you're around them.

Right.

And you know what?