And, you know, with your record label, Revolutionary Records, what made you decide to come up, what made you decide that you want to do your own record label?

After going and seeing how it was with the majors, when me and my group got a chance to record with Motown Records back in 95, going into 96, you know what I'm saying? We learned that, just like I said earlier, if you don't put your own money in it, they gonna basically tell you what to do, how to do it.

And you know, most major artists don't get no money anyway.

So I enjoy, I wanna get paid for my layers.

So, yeah, it needs to wait, especially with all the channels today.

It's a no-brainer.

But at the time when I did go indie, we was putting CDs in stores on co-signment.

What's your take on that?