If on Roll with the Prince Vol.1 I was focused on the lyricism, and on Roll with the Prince Vol.2 I was focused more so on the flow, Vol. 3, to me, was more a bout WHAT I’m saying than how I’m saying it.

There was a lot going on with me at that time and I was really unsure about the whole rapping thing. You gotta understand, I wasn’t making any money off rap. Some dudes were and still are deep into the rap game without making any money with it because I guess either they expect the money later or they just love making the music. Well both of those things are true with me but the fact of the matter is, I had a thing going on that had my focus and I wasn’t gonna really place my attention on rapping until I really felt it was worth it. This is where Vol. 3 came in.

Vol. 3 is me saying things and putting things out there in case I never make another Mixtape or album. If I decided I wasn’t going to pursue a rap career, these are the verses I wanted to get out before I stopped. It’s a mixture of new verses I wrote during that time mixed in with a few verses from my album History’s Child put to new beats. Alot of people never heard History’s Child and if there was a chance they were never going to, I decided to put certain verses that I wanted heard on Vol. 3 because I knew I’d be giving thousands of them out so there was a good chance they’d be heard.

The response was so good that it’s actually one of the reasons I’m still making this music. As opposed to it being my swan song, it actually revived me. And here I am…