Regarding the show, whole thing was bananas. From girls falling over the railing to front-row scuffles to fans packed onto the stage like your shoes on an overweight friend whose feet are 3 sizes bigger than yours, but insists on borrowing your kicks anyway. By the end of the night, I couldn't tell apart the people who really came with Wiz from the random people jumping around on stage shouting "TGOD!" with their arm around him. As luck would have it, we ended up doing a super impromptu interview with him in the VIP. Also as luck would have it, not so good lighting & two females (groupies) in the background that would not shut up made this interview far from perfect. Below, I decided to type up Wiz's answers for you to read just in case the audio gets ehhn. He touches on a lot of topics, such as his hope for Taylor Gang to become a G-Unit/Dipset type movement, Kid Cudi & Kanye West's latest albums, making timeless music, and much, much more. "Shit... I just get really high and think about what people want to hear. Like, different cities like to party to different types of music. And I'm real diverse, so I try to gauge that, you know. Just supply. Bring the heat. Ride the lightening. Aw man really like, it just comes from knowing that ain't nobody gonna give me shit. And just knowing that I gotta just work for everything. Since day one it's been a lot of hard work, so there ain't no reason to stop that, you know what I'm saying. I'm not going to front, when I did sign my <b>...</b>