Oh now she was the shit, the shit. She was so dope. Her hair was everything! People always say it’s important to live in the present, but I think I live in nostalgia. It’s really all over Z. I don’t know what I was doing all this time but I don’t know, I lived my life as a child but it doesn’t feel like I was really there. Now, I’m really taking this opportunity with my music to take a step back and just sort of look through everything. To ask myself what’s really going on? Who am I?

—via i-D

Him [Isaiah] and all his producers would kick open my door in the morning and jump on the bed and light blunts at 9 AM. Now we’re each other’s security blanket, in a way. We just get each other really well.

—via Billboard

SZA is actually why I started producing again. I was just rapping and not producing for a while. She came over and we made ‘Ur’ and ‘Warm Winds. She’s one of the awesomest writers as far as people I’ve been in the studio with. She writes her verses in five minutes. It’s incredible.

—via Billboard