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“So that’s one of those things that took a while to create.”
“I mean, yeah, I guess.”
“So when it comes down to writing about shit like that, that’s easy because I’m Black as shit.”
“When you’re operating within the genre, it gives you a certain set of rules.”
“And hip-hop music doesn’t really have any rules.”
“See, honestly, bro, it all depends on how you spend your time and what you kind of pay attention to.”
“They think the audience wants a certain type of music from Black people, and they right.”
“NINA WESTERVELT Your engagement with indie music and different genres goes back pretty far.”
“So I don’t really think it’s fair as an artist to be too tight about that.”
“Whatever it is, we need distractions because life is very hard for everybody.”
“To be honest, that was later for me, bro.”
“Has working on The Vince Staples Show , your Netflix series, changed how you approach music?”
“If they’re in the audience, they’re thinking, “I’m getting so much from it.”
“So as a human, we’re always going to need things to help take our mind off of whatever the fuck we’re going through.”
“So just trying to find a way to give people new experiences is the most important part of touring, especially this late in the game.”
“I think the oldest song’s probably like six, seven years old.”
“What was your thinking in the songwriting?”
“What made you want to do a more rock-leaning record at this moment?”
“Walk me through writing that one.”
“You pick up music from school, from friends, from skateboarding, from movies.”
“Do you think about genre at all?”
“At that time, [I was] just trying stuff, throwing stuff at the wall.”