I want to have this conversation with everybody who asks me that question. A lot of people would kill to be where you at, right? But you would kill seven motherfuckers to get to where you wanna go in your mind. Young niggas really gotta get on they shit, for real. Whether you in the league, you playing basketball, whether you selling dope, whether you in school… We gotta get on our shit! Our parents ain’t have no m'fuckin' e-mail, m'fuckers had to memorize numbers and… The least we can do is grind! How many young Lyor Cohens you see? How many young Diddys you see? None! A lot of young niggas is in it right now as if they only wanna be in it temporarily, I want it forever! Fuck the money, fuck the fame, I want niggas to say, "You know what? Wale make that… Psssh… Man… For real. I love this nigga's music." Young niggas don’t aspire to be legendary no more. Niggas our age are so consumed in the now. That’s why they do little akee shit, weirdo shit…know what I’m saying? Young niggas don’t want shit but "now." The temporary riches, like, I want the forever, I want the forever glory.
That’s what we striving for, that’s what Ambition is." Temporary riches is nothing to forever glory. On August 22, 2011, in an interview with MTV, Wale revealed he and Kid Cudi reconciled and were working on a song for the album, tentatively titled "Focused". This was the first time Wale and Kid Cudi collaborated musically since the release of "Is There Any Love?" in 2008. The two were previously not working together, because of a small falling-out that they had in September 2010. On September 28, 2011, through his Twitter feed, Wale announced he officially completed the album. In an October 2011, interview with Complex, Wale spoke about the album, saying: "The defining moment of my career will be Ambition.
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