What's the biggest misconception people have about you?
A lot of times, I feel horrible because I'm just a normal guy and people want more and more and more. They don't give you a break, and I hate getting to that point. Then, you look like a "rock star." I don't ever want be a "rock star."

What do you mean by that?
In terms of selling out. When I was younger, I said I would never sell out. I tell people what I believe in and talk to people; I let people know where I come from and about my faith. And to a bigger audience it's better, more people. And when you sell out is when you begin to do it because it's what you do, not because you're passionate. "I'm in a band. We're huge." "Why?" "It's what we do." That's a cop out, in my opinion. They might feel that way, [but] that's the person I never want to be.

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