I don’t really fit in right in the hip-hop world, I don’t fit in in the electronic world. I think I don’t really fit in any of those as much as I do a little bit of all of it. But it was super natural and supernatural. It was completely natural, we just picked up and started writing, we wrote about four songs in three days. But I was like, wait, it was also supernatural. Somebody asked me, “How was it working with Lil B in person for the first time?” And I said, the way I described it was “supernatural.” And I meant “natural,” like very natural, like super natural. And that first time we sat down was just like, sat down in the same room, like, wow, this is a really weird feeling, because we had worked for, what, since 2008. So this time, about July, I think it was last year, he came down to L.A., we locked in the studio for about three days writing.

We had done a few shows together, see each other in the hallway, shake hands real fast, say what’s up, but that was it. That was the first time that I ever properly met him. What was it like working with Lil B in person, after previously having only collaborated online?

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