Livin' Loud: ARTitation

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Very few things about a human being should be the same over 35, 40 years. When I was 27, the fire was different, but the release was different. Now I’m 62. Right now, we’re talking over Zoom, but we don’t need the screen between us; we can grasp on to the words. Today’s generations are different, so having the same fire as other human beings makes no sense. You adapt your fire, you control the temperature, you’ve got to adapt your energy. When you’re sixtysomething years old, you’ve got to manage everything: energy, space and time. What came first, his inherent loudness, or a need to make himself heard? “I think both came at the same time. Because I definitely was gonna say what I had to say. I come from a time in the 60s where the truth was outspoken.”

We were fearless with it. That always was in me. I come from parents who definitely will let it be heard and let it be known. They weren’t quiet people.”

It’s a combination of reasons. My dad never drank and my mum never really drank but she’s a social drinker. So that influenced me. From an early age the idea of alcohol turned me off.

Witt, Stephen (August 15, 2022). "Mayor Adams Endorses Tillard over DSAer Brisport in Bed-Stuy senate race". PoliticsNY.They’re not gonna beat me to the punch! I can’t wait to dance with AI. Sure, it will make some people lazy but some good can come out of it too. Chat GPT is amazing and a lot of it boils down to what sort of ideas you’re putting into it in the first place. There is an element of control you have over it. Artists need to understand that and be all over their own work and how new technologies affect it. As the chief writer in my band, it behoves me to be on top of these new tools. Hip-hop, you don't stop". the Guardian. Archived from the original on May 16, 2008 . Retrieved September 17, 2014. He sees it as a different way to be heard these days – maybe even a better way. “Because an illustration can be like 3,000 words. You can bend it any way you want. And I think I’m outspoken in my art. The art is making a statement more than I ever thought it would.”