"Despite the fact, I can be very daring and freaky in my songs, I've been celibate for some time now. I'm so proud of myself, because I use to be a little ratchet towards the end of high school haha."

"I want my legacy to be one of honesty and consistency. I want it to be that I was a great mother that took care of my children. I want my tombstone to say “That B*tch Did That”."

Since bursting on the scene a decade ago, John Legend has added many professional titles. Now on the verge of dropping his fifth studio album with G.O.O.D Music, Love in the Future, the groom-to-be chops it up with Singersroom

"They skipped the whole process of love making. You just go straight to meeting them at the club, taking them home, or pee on them."

17-year-old Katylnn Simone (better known as Brittany Pitts or “Brit-Brat” on BET’s hot dramedy “The Game”) not only graces the small screen, but she also graces the recording studio...

"They let me be myself and they believed in me despite some of the unsuccessful things I have done. This is the first time I was able to just be myself."

"Music has been so industrialized, they look at artists as lottery tickets. It’s not about living a life that causes you to sing anymore. I want to assist in bringing music back as a whole and save the people."

First thing I want to do as an artist is to inspire people to try everyday to be great at whatever they are good at. I am a believer in dreams. I am a believer in taking a bull by the horns and making things happen.

The musician took time out for a quick Q&A with us to dish on musicality, being backed by the greats, addictions to things other than music, exclusive scoop on future projects, and more.

Emeli Sandé, the English-born Scottish recording artist, has the kind of voice a hardened criminal would sneak out his jail cell to listen to.