It was only about two or three years ago I got my first real taste of hip-hop. After being stuck under strict rules about the music I listen to, I had grown wrestless and started buying hip-hop records on the low. The first hip-hop record I ever bought was Stankonia and that sh*** just blew my mind. It was like nothing I had ever heard before. It totally changed my expectation for what a record should sound like. But sadly, the way of the artist began to die and the reign of the commercial puppet started to take form. More and more so-called hip-hop artists started to become more concerned with getting paid than with making groundbreaking music. You know what they say about a copy of a copy, and the recycling of style has left hip-hop rendered in a state of vulnerability. My only goal as a producer/artist in this game is to destroy hip-hop as it is known now and start back at square one; when everyone had their own style and every rhyme conveyed meaning and significance. This commercial rap can die and be found no more. I take it upon myself to lay waste to anyone's career who is in the game soly for the cash. It's time for a revolution. It's been quite some time since someone has really broke the mold, so to speak, in this genre of music, and I'm ready with my sledge hammer to smash the sh*** out the mold.