You seem like the kind of person who is always pushing yourself.
I just have really high expectations for myself. Even when I was 14 and I was rapping, I always wanted to be one of those artists. I guess like Justin Bieber you could say. You know how he was very young and was an artist, and was really highly commended. I always wanted to do that, just to be young, and having success. Every year I would get a year older and I would be so annoyed at myself that I was still doing average s***.
You’re managed by Interscope, so when you’re album comes out, will there be a different distributor?
Interscope manages me, but I’m not signed to them. When the album comes out I’ll have a larger distributor, but I’m not sure who yet. Not necessarily Atlantic. Grand Hustle has O.M.G girls, and they’re signed to Interscope, and [T.I.’s] with Atlantic. There’s other artists distributed by different labels, so it being Grand hustle doesn’t necessarily mean it will be distributed by Atlantic, but I don’t know who yet, I’m not sure yet.
I’m not really at that stage. I feel a little reluctant to sit in any kind of meetings like that right now, I just think those types of talks… they really just blow me. When I’m trying to create video concepts and all these other awesome things, you wanna’ be in a good headspace. That kind of thing going back and forth, it’s just kind of frustrating. I don’t even want to have a dinner and talk about that with any of the people for another couple of months [laughs].
