He feels he is not a star in the way people imagine and that he is simply living his life day by day.

“I know the truth that I'm never big I don't never That's just a some form of imagination really being some big star. I know who I am. I know what I've accomplished in life, the good, the bad, you know, but there's not many people, you know, listen, I walk with poverty and I fit with presidents”

He believes fame is an addicting social currency that often leads people to act fake in order to gain attention.

“it's addicting trust me I've been there I've felt it it's addicting attention that's that's a social currency now attention even at the highest level Fame clout this is all these are these are tangible things I've seen it”

Luck is not a random occurrence but the result of preparation meeting an opportunity.

“luck is when preparation meets opportunity”