– My dad was like, “You shot to fame like a bullet, you came out of the womb like a bullet, and you shot to fame like a bullet.” And it was true, it kind of happened so fast, but it happened because it was the Bush era. You know, someone needed to come up and say all this kind of crazy shit, and it was there, and, you know, I didn’t — I’m not good at doing dance routines, I’m not a trained singer, you know, like, that’s what I had was, like — – You have provocation. – I had ideas. – Yes, and I had thoughts. I had freedom of thought and freedom of speech, and I wanted to exercise it in a land that promotes that. – You feel like you’re stepping on rhetorical land mines, not throwing bombs, per se. – 100 percent. Yes. That’s a good way of seeing it. You don’t know there’s one until you step on it. – And it’s — so it’s not your desire to be — – It’s not my desire, but I guess you’re the one that’s supposed to expose that there’s land mines on that ground.
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