It's cool because she's always wanted to go to different places and I can make that happen for her. I just went to Dubai with my mom, and St.
It's cool that they get to see parts of the world with me.
They were the ones supporting me when nobody else was. Your parents were on your Teen Vogue shoot. I moved my family out of there into a better environment. I come from the hood in Detroit-in a bad neighborhood, living next to drug dealers. I have! I just bought my mom a house there, so I got to chill out for a couple days, eat some good home-cooked food, and take care of my grandma. Why did you start your foundation, The Sean Anderson Foundation? He was like, "Let me do a verse." He added some perspective that wasn't already there, so I appreciated it. It was originally just me and Jhené Aiko on the track, but I was playing my album for Wayne, and he instantly fell in love with it. It's not 100% true, but I did pull inspiration from past relationships I've been in-just going through dysfunctional relationships, and being immature and with someone when you're not ready. In your own words, what's your new single, "Beware," about? We became friends, and when you're friends and you both make music, you're going to work together. I thought she was cool and was really intrigued by her music. He's somebody who I worked closely with on this album and he signed Jhené Aiko to Def Jam, so I ran into her in the studio. He's my mentor, he's Kanye's mentor, and he's produced for everybody from Rihanna to Jay-Z. I was introduced to her through the producer, No ID. I think it's going to surprise a lot of people. I was fortunate enough to have the greatest minds involved, and I'm really, really excited for people to hear it. I had producers like Kanye West, No ID, and Pharrell. We got Lil Wayne and Jhené Aiko on the single "Beware." We got Ellie Goulding on there, and Nas, Kid Cudi, and Common. There are great features on there, from new artists to more established artists.
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