People are offering to come and lend their knowledge and help. I hope we can have this up in two months.

If people stay away from the big ones, we hope it will do something. We're trying to get the word out, that's all we can do.

With it all, I cannot help being overwhelmed by self-doubts. I hope there is something worthy in my writings and not merely the novelty of a black face associated with the power to rhyme that has attracted attention.

It's very difficult to go that route. When I've needed help, I've had people there. Mentally, you need a best friend to talk to. I talk to my brother (Nathan) nearly every day, whether I'm playing good or bad, because he understands the game.

We hope to be able to continue to help people pay for the lifeline program.

We really hope to see more people use our program. It's normal for a person to need help when they're trying to quit and that's what we're here for.