Quentin Miller

I was in Atlanta.

We would just see each other when they would have these little gatherings or anything.

I'm not familiar with his deal, but...

I don't really see them super clipped up either.

What does that feel like?

Man, it was, like I said, it was just reassuring.

It was like, yeah.

The whole point of me rapping when I was homeschooled is because it was just like, okay, I'm not around people, but when I get around people, they're going to hear me rap and they're going to be like, oh, you know what I'm saying?

So I just, it was just affirmation, like, yeah, like,

This is what I'm supposed to do.

Now, the only thing that was confusing was because it was an R&B camp.

It was all R&B, pop, R&B, pop.

I was the only one there that was rap.

So I didn't know what I was supposed to get from that.

I felt like I got an understanding of melody.

The Dream, I learned a lot from just watching The Dream.

He has a freedom to his creative process that...

Yeah, shout out to Dream.

Man, listen.

So I'm rappy rap because they're just elegant, rich nigga shit.