As long as my bank account keeps going up, my mom's good, my friends are good, I don't care what nobody has… — Nav Copy Share Image
My uncle was an Indian singer for a long time. He was pretty popular in India. He was one of the first… — Nav Copy Share Image
When I was like in grade 3, my mom bought me a boom box for Christmas. I would lay the boom box… — Nav Copy Share Image
I was at my mom's house in the hood my whole life. I didn't get to see L.A. until I was 26. — Nav Copy Share Image
When I started going to middle school, all my friends were from my hood and were like, 'Listen to Nas and 50 Cent.' — Nav Copy Share
I'm always in the studio. The studio is kinda like rolling the dice every night. It's like gambling. It's like buying a lottery ticket.… — Nav Copy Share Image
The one very liberating feeling and thought that I have every day is that I can pretty much die happy. — Nav Copy Share Image
Well, it's like, the neighborhood I grew up in is very multicultural. It goes from Chinese to white to black to Jamaican, everything, right? — Nav Copy Share Image
It's cool to be an Indian rapper, but it's a challenge and a responsibility, too, because you have to represent everything the right way. — Nav Copy Share Image
There's an album I did called 'Reckless' and that time is the perfect example of me not caring about music, me caring about everything… — Nav Copy Share Image
The craziest thing I've ever been called in my whole career is an industry plant. — Nav Copy Share Image
There are some times that I see people just hate and I'm like, 'Wow, do I suck this bad?' And yeah it's probably the… — Nav Copy Share Image
