“I definitely read a lot in school, and even more in prison.” — Benny the Butcher

I would tell people when you hear a love song from me, it ain't going to be, 'Ok baby, I love you. I want to take you to Paris, France.' It's going to be on my level and my terms.

I feel like we all are guests. Hip Hop don't belong to none of us.

I don't feel that Hip Hop is mine, I feel like I have a pass in this thing of ours that we call Hip Hop. It's like a fraternity. I feel like a guest too because everybody not allowed in. And even if you're in, that doesn't mean you're allowed in.

When you hold something the longest, you get to change it, you get to refine it, you get to make it what you wanted to make.