i told you the truth part 3 i own my place i have been making music in LA as a resident for decades ,i own all my music i am with ASCAP but i attracted people against my interests

You know, it was really hard because I had told the truth about everything.

You know, like my home, I owned everything.

I had crazy sick people think that my home was in the right to, you know, to violate the insides of my home, look into it like they own it.

It was criminal.

And it was an allegation.

And then they wanted to violate.

I'm like, you know, that's illegal.

You know? And then they wanted to try to stop me from selling it.

You know, it's really crazy.

I mean, I didn't come out to L.A. to deal with crazy people or sick people.

I own my entire home.

I need, you know, like anybody else, whether you live in an apartment or condominium or a house, you deserve your privacy.

And I could not believe these people were that desperate or out of touch or antisocial to understand the difference about how to respect my boundaries.

And it had to do with me being in the music industry.

That's not an excuse.

I didn't make it.

But you think you're going to film inside my home and say crazy things? Well, anyway, I told the truth.