Eric turned to me and asked me if I could do a rap for the Ruthless Radio show. Just like old times, Yella programmed the beat and I dropped some lyrics over the track. I didn’t have paper, so I wrote out the lyrics on one of Audio Achievements’ pamphlets. After I did the drop, Eazy and I started talking about doing an album together. He expressed to me how he respected my talent and admired me for what I stood for. We looked forward to doing a studio album together. Eazy wasn’t a man of many words, but you could tell he was always thinking. Always looking ahead with a vision. I looked forward to working with him. That same week I went on the Ruthless Radio show and freestyled with a group of other emcees.