Lecrae Talks 'All I Need is You' and 'Welcome to America' on MTV; Says 'Marriage is Cool Now' Because of Jay Z and Beyonce [VIDEO]

Christian rapper Lecrae continued his historic run of buzz for his new album Anomaly with an appearance on MTV. In his brief interview he broke down the songs "Welcome to America" and "All I Need is You."

"'Welcome to America' is a special song because I think everyone has a unique perspective on America. So I wrote the song from three different perspectives," he said. He explained that everyone views this country differently, and the first two people are from different communities while the third person in the narrative is not even from the country.

"It makes us take a step back and say, 'Wow, lets look at ourselves.'"

Lecrae answered the MTV reporter and said everyone wants to see a video for the song. "The images are vivid when I'm going through the song. You can hear, you can see what the characters are going through," said the No. 1 rapper.

He went on to mention that while he was traveling around Hong Kong and Australia he filmed some footage to get b-roll for a potential video. However, he is unsure of what will come of it.

He then addressed the song "All I Need is You," which was written about his wife in a "unique perspective."

"When you think about hip-hop, and you think about relationships, I think we you see Jay-Z and Beyonce, you say, 'Ok, marriage is cool now'. They just set a trend," he responded when asked to elaborate, "Continuing with that trend of what if we're monogamous, what if we are consistent in our relationships, what if we tell the truth, what if we don't lie, what if we don't cheat?"

"You have to continue to set trends and be different," he exclaimed.

Watch the interview below:

Lecrae and Reach Records put out a new track to celebrate his No. 1 album status called "Non-Fiction," and reveals a little about his hip-hop roots.

The song talks about Lecrae's life as he started out as a rapper working a dead end job. He describes buying a beat machine, listening to hip-hop, and starting Reach Records.

He then chronicles every album drop, getting married, having children, and when he began to struggle a little bit in his life.

"We want to celebrate this milestone with 116 everywhere across the world," Reach announced, "You have been a part of the journey God has taken all of us on from the early days until now. Thank you for all the support."

They continued, "Below is a song called 'Non-Fiction' where Lecrae reflects on his journey. It's our gift to you. We are excited about the days ahead and glad to share this moment with you."