Lex P

because all rappers do that, and then they exaggerate a little bit about their childhood or their upbringing and how they had to struggle so hard and never had food, whatever it is.

And so I wasn't trying to get into, like, presenting, like, some type of trauma porn, you know what I'm saying?

I wanted to try to, like...

educate somebody give them some game this is like from me this is my personal opinion so you know it's not like even though it has god in the title i'm not like referencing any like bible verses or anything this is just like when people we tell you like um you know god you you you

You're in the image of God or you got God in you.

You know what I mean?

I'm like, so there's got to be God.

Because when I listen to this voice and I do it, it got a positive outcome.

So I'm like, this is my opinion and I'm going to go with it.

Now, when I first did the book, the publisher, they was like, they might put you in religious.

And, you know, and they had asked me to change the name, like take God out, but I couldn't replace it with nothing else.

But I like that.

I do too.

That means so much to people who are religious and are fans of you because a lot of times they try to erase that from our story and be like, oh, you don't want to be too religious, but why not?

Because it makes you less marketable, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I definitely get it.

People have their own opinions, but for me,

This book is merely just about some journeys that's happened in my life.

And when I listened to the voice, how the outcome went,

And how when I didn't listen to it, because we all, we got this voice, we got the fuck it voice, too.