Whats it like being on that label and watching these cats making the cheddar?
They were great. They just approached it from a really supportive angle, “I like this song and how about that song.” They’ve supported me; they’ve given me the platform to do exactly what I want how I want to do it. No one’s questioned anything. The result of that is a record that’s real. Something I thought was interesting was that when you first came up on the radar I couldn’t find a picture of you. I didn’t know what you looked like. I thought it was interesting because you look at Wayne and the Cash Money crew, and all those dudes are about promoting themselves and being out and having their picture taking. What made you kind of ease into it and not blast yourself all over the place? I think it’s a combination of things. You’ve got to understand how fast this record was. We weren’t just sitting there doing photos and videos and bios and all that stuff and then three months later the song comes out. The thing was already on the radio before I even really messed with MySpace and all.
