In order to take a one on one vacation with someone, I think you definitely should have
been together for a little while.
Because if it's, let's say the first three months or so, you probably won't make it.
“Royalty” by Chris Brown had come out not too long before.
And "Blow It in the Wind" is one of my favorite songs.
It was one of those carefree, let your hair down type of songs.
And then I heard this beat and I was like, “We can have so much fun with this.”
And it was the same type of “Let's have fun.
Let your hair down and not really think about anything.”
I don't take drugs, just to start.
But, even if you take out the MDMA and you're just thinking of rolling with it, it's just
kind of a feel.
I'm a Scorpio.
So, taking control is something that we do best, to be honest.
I think it's just like putting your phone down, going away to an island, not worrying
about any social media, or anyone else other than you and the person that you're with.
Funny enough, I've never been to the islands.
My grandparents are Jamaican, so I have to go to Jamaica in like the next year.
I have to, because I haven't been.
It's kind of like living with someone.
You get to know the real person.
Even if you've been together, with someone for so long and you go on holiday with them,
you might even think like, “Damn, there's so many things that I didn't know about you,
because we don't live together.”
But, just be prepared for the best or the worst.
It's like one extreme to the other.
A controlling person wants to be in control, they also want someone to be like, "OK no.
I'm going to take control this time."
So, that's kind of what that was, because in a lot of my music, especially, I'm the
one that's like, “No.
I'm in control.”
Blah, blah, blah.
That type of thing.
So, this one, because this song is so fun, I was like let me take a step back and see
how it goes.
It's kind of like an exclusive secret.
Everyone has their own dope, but I can't tell you mine.
Because then it's not a secret anymore.
So we'll leave it at, "That dope and the shit that go with it."
You can interpret it however you want.
I sound like I’m rapping but it sounds so stupid because it’s in an English accent.
And when I sing it, it sounds so...
People are like, "Oh do you switch it on and off?"
Honestly, it just happens.
I think it's that I've grown up listening to American music all my life, and it's just
one of those things.
I think it's the same with film as well.
Everywhere else in the world is so used to looking to America.
So, it's just something that happens.
It's quite weird, actually.
But, I don't try.
I won't put a time limit on it.
I mean, we're out on an island and there's just the two of us.
So we have all the time in the world.