De La Soul's Pos has a unique approach to music, one that sets him apart from his peers. In a recent interview, he revealed that lyrics have never been a crucial aspect of his musical experience. Instead, he finds solace in the melodies and emotions evoked by his favorite songs. Pos's musical tastes are eclectic, ranging from Barry White's smooth soul to Stevie Wonder's heartfelt ballads. He has a special place in his heart for Barry White's music, often playing it in the bedroom. On the other hand, he is a sucker for Stevie Wonder's emotional songs, which often leave him in tears. Pos's love for music was instilled in him by his father, who was an accomplished singer in a local choir. He would often sing Al Green's 'Love and Happiness' around the house, and Pos was convinced that his father was the legendary singer himself. This childhood memory has stayed with Pos, and he still gets nostalgic whenever he hears the song. As a young boy, Pos was also fascinated by the music of Melba Moore, particularly her song 'Underlove.' He bought the single from a department store record store and later discovered that it was produced by Kashif, a producer he would go on to admire. Pos's musical preferences may be unconventional, but they reflect his genuine love for the emotional connection that music provides. His story is a heartwarming reminder that music has the power to evoke strong emotions and create lasting memories.