How do you want to introduce yourself to the HipHopGame family?
Here I am, Math, straight out of Brooklyn, Crown Heights. I’m going to bring it to you like Jay-Z and B.I.G. did, in the biggest way possible. Speaking of Biggie, you reference him a lot in your music. How important is he to you? Growing up, Biggie made the score music to my life, especially some of his songs on “Ready to Die,” I would turn to that album again and again, because it felt like we were in the same place when he was making that music. You got cut in the face early in your life, how did that affect your outlook on life and music? On life, it brought me to the reality that anyone can be touched. It doesn’t matter how many people in the hood respect you, anybody can be touched. Me being physically affected that way, it messed me up. I’m an egotistical dude, and I have to walk around with that on my face for the rest of my life. To tell you the truth, I look at it as a punishment from God for everything that I’ve done. Did that incident change your life? In a way, it did. I st
