Rick Ross

They don't understand you, William.

They don't understand you.

I'm talking about the whole school telling me you don't need to be in public schools.

She's telling you this?

No, the school, the principals, everybody else, you know, the people they send to your house to sit down and talk with your parents and try to tell them there's something wrong with this individual.

And she's saying, no, you're wrong.

Yeah, I've sat in, you know, of course, multiple times.

And I would watch her defend me.

I might have missed it.

I was most definitely a class clown.

I was highly respected.

I wasn't on no bully type vibe, you know?

But I hit you with a two-piece real quick, you know what I mean?

So give me a little piece of that pizza you eating on, you know what I'm saying?

You know what I'm saying?

But other than that, you know, I used to crack jokes, and music was in my life by this time.

Because by this time, yeah, by the fifth grade, you know, I have, you know, friends now.

We got homies.

And one of my closest friends, his name was Avery Branch.

Whatever he had, I've been looking for him for the last few years.