The moral is that a career can be gone in an instant. And all you have in this world are the people you love.

Anybody that really knew Tupac will tell you the same thing. That he was just a dude that was full of life, full of energy.

I still want to put together bigger and better programs to work with the community. I still think I could do better on that end.

My thing is: stay creative. And just because somebody starts to pay you, that don't mean all your creativity goes to that, and you don't save none for yourself to be able to do other, bigger and better things and still follow your dreams even if you start off inside of a box.

It's easier for me to get comedies made because of my track record. Everybody needs to find their niche. I love dramas, but I understand that I am still just a young man in moviemaking. I know there will be some time to get back to that.

Get a grip, Oreo, and be true to the game.

I always tell people that if you gave me a pen and a piece of paper when I was a teenager and said, "Write out how you'd like your career to go," I would have probably short changed myself compared to what it's been for real. I'm just extremely excited about what I've accomplished.