“It has it’s own special significance to me because it was the first record I was able to perform,” he recalls. “It wasn’t even from an album, it was on a mixtape – it also got me my first cheque outside of G Unit… If I can have a wish in Hip Hop it would be to trade raps with Biggie Smalls – that was the closest I got to that.” – SoulCulture
My favorite verse of his would have to be his lines on “That’s What’s Up” from 50’s Guess Who’s Back tape, because that was the first time I heard him.
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