UNDONE, an award-winning documentary series of video interviews has unveiled its latest guest, and it's none other than Amir Mohamed el Khalifa, better known as rapper Oddisee.

The seven-minute-long interview finds the D.C. rapper discussing creativity, art, going to Sudan as a child, and happiness.

"I'm happy for so many reasons. I'm happy because I have good food in my refrigerator. I have a roof over my head that I enjoy so much that I don't want to leave it," Oddisee says about the latter topic. "...I believe a balanced human being should have time for self, time for significant other, time for friends and time for family. And I believe if any two out of those four things are out of the picture, you're an imbalanced human being."

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As for visiting Sudan as a child, Oddisee says that the experience "was a profound impact on him."

"It changed me forever. I suddenly never valued anything else that my friends valued ever again," he says. "Those summer vacations I went from my comfortable house in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. to a third world country, where I saw child soldiers, infant mortality, missiles, military police, secret police...that forever changed me going back to Sudan."