Water for Sixth Grade Welcomes Blake Harrison of "Flocab"

Water for Sixth Grade would like to welcome Blake Harrison of the rap group: Flocabulary, commonly known as "Flocab." If you are new to Flocab, here is a quick description: Flocab is a rap group that performs on ChannelOne news each Friday to give the "Week in Rap." The Week-in-Rap highlights the major current events from around the world of the previous week. This is a great way to conclude the week and the major current events in a way that the students can follow and understand.
It seems to me that most rap music being made today is a contest to see who can get the most profanity into a song. However, rap music is very popular. Kids like it. That's why I think Flocab is even more important. They take rap music, something kids really get into, and turn it into something that is actually worth listening to and important.
Thanks to the kindness of Blake Harrison of Flocab, we have a great opportunity to get to know this group a little bit better by asking a few questions. So, without further adieu, I introduce Blake Harrison of Flocabulary:

Questions for Blake:
1. Where are you from originally? Where do you live now?

2. How did Flocab start?

3. Have you ever rapped with any other big name rappers?

4. What is the process of writing a “week in rap”?

5. What is your favorite: movie, book, tv show, and food?

6. Did you go to college? Where?

7. How do you stay up-to-date with the current events of the world?

8. How many people are in flocab?

9. What else do you rap about besides current events?

10. How long have you been rapping? Where do you get your inspiration to write music?

Once again, Thank you very much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to respond to our questions. We greatly appreciate it.