Quotes About Expression

I want to put out as many albums as I can before I die.

I put a lot in my mixtapes, but I definitely put a lot into my albums as well.

I like to make great albums.

I've always thought live albums were cop-outs.

If you go back to all my albums, they're all confessional.

Albums take a lot out of you.

I'm not the best singer in the world, but the albums have always been personal. They're stories about me and what I'm going through.

No matter what I'm doing for myself or someone else, I'm constantly writing and working on other people's albums.

I write about things and put things into my albums that I don't talk to people about. I don't hold back or sugarcoat anything.

My albums really are like scrapbooks to me.

I could probably name thousands of albums that I want.

I kind of like the idea of creating my own literature within my albums. I definitely thought about that when I started writing songs.

I'm so crazy about making albums and singing and dancing.

Break-up albums are the best kind.

Everything I did on the 'Paid in Full' album and those first three albums, I wrote everything right in the studio.

I ask myself when I see a new album: 'Is this an album that they needed to make, or do they need to just keep making albums?'

Lyrically, I've always thought about albums as a record of a period of time.

I don't try to be difficult. I just care so much about these albums that I get crazed sometimes when I'm making them.

You can't make somebody buy an album. I buy people's albums though.

I believe in full albums, and whatever comes out of those full albums will come.

Albums are great but for an artist like me, I don't think albums are the way to go.

To me, one of the greatest albums I ever put out was the album I did with Statik Selektah.

It's better to have a voice without alcohol in my system from the night before.

There's really no way to plan how to play an alien.