Nowadays, [young musicians] are so quick to be like, "OK, fine, I'll take the cheque, or I'll get the stamp from XYZ, and I'm expanding my brand," rather than thinking, "I'm part of this space over here, and in order for it to grow, you can't have it assimilated by this bigger bubble or corporate brand."

I've documented a lot of things myself as a filmmaker. If you want a rockumentary, that's in there.

Creativity needs time to harness before it goes out, and because that's difficult, memes have become the creative language.

The music industry is so tied up politically. They're afraid they might let other voices in.

You have to constantly redefine who you are.

I wanted to represent a different decade, and I wanted someone who goes back further than me. I go back the furthest on this thing, I never really noticed that before. I'm going to have to fix that or I'm going to look really old.

I hate the idea of street art. With music, I just needed my brain and my voice, which didn't cost anything.