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“I design all my own clothes with a guy named Jonathan Logan. He works with everyone from Marilyn Manson to Usher.”
“I decided to develop my own clothing line after spending a great deal of time and expense having my wardrobe custom-made and then noticing that people were taking notice and following my lead.”
“Being a member of my group Dru Hill, we're basically known for soul things.”
“I love Finland. Finland is where Santa Claus is from.”
“All of my break-out songs I wrote.”
“The new artists with gimmicks have the most problems staying out here.”
“Life is too short to hold a grudge.”
“I know that several times before, I've bought football uniforms for my old high school.”
“Fudgery Fudge was a minimum-wage job that we had in Baltimore before we got into the music industry, where you make this candy and sing songs simultaneously.”
“I disguise a few things in my songs. You know, it's not what you say, it's how you say it. There are things in my songs that are edgy, but the way I say them sneaks me past the censors.”
“When it comes to my business, I'm a tough guy. If I don't like what I see, it's gonna change.”
“I wanted to be different. So, Nokio got me to dye my hair, and put earrings in my head. I had never thought of such things before, but it gave me a look.”
“That's our goal, for everybody to know, love and respect Dru Hill.”
“Often, with my uptempo songs, people get the misconception that I'm a rapper or something of that nature. But a song like 'Dream' shows my vocal skills.”
“R.I.P Freddie Gray hopefully your death will not go in vain.”
“I had one foot in the hood, one foot in the middle class.”
“We're so hungry for the superstardom that the Spice Girls or the Backstreet Boys have, that we're willing to do whatever it takes, work as hard as it takes, to get that.”
“I want everyone to know that no R&B artist can touch my skill.”
“You know, I'm from Baltimore; nobody has anything. When somebody had talent, I was hiring my uncle, my cousin, you know? Getting people that I knew to run the studio.”
“I'm the man. Usher cannot touch me. He ain't even close.”