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AllHipHop.com has now published Part 2 of the latest interview with Bizzy Bone. In the final installment of the interview, Bizzy explains a little behind the latest project Art of War III, his autobiography, along with the groups future plans. A must read!<\/p>\n
For nearly 20 years, rapper Bizzy Bone has been part of a dynasty that the fans won\u2019t seem to let die. As a member of the award-winning, multi-platinum group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Bizzy has seen his fair share of successes and defeats.<\/p>\n
Recent years have found Bizzy Bone down at times \u2013 weight gain, group disputes, and a struggle with alcohol threatened to take him completely out of the game. Still, as we learned in Part 1 of \u201cA Revisit With Bizzy,\u201d the phoenix always rises again. With a renewed spirit, a svelte physique, and a dose of cleaner living, Bizzy is back to claim his rightful place among rap greats \u2013 hopefully with Bone Thugs, but either way, he\u2019s on the come up with new music and a book in store.<\/p>\n
Check out Part 2 of our chat with the unpredictable Bone Thug:<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: There\u2019s been press releases and whatnot, in terms of a project coming out relatively soon. It was supposed to be called The Art of War III. Is that coming out? Do you want to clear that up?<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: Okay, okay. Well, this is what happened. This cat, we signed a deal with this cat, with this label. I\u2019m not gon\u2019 say anything as far as the name of the label, because we just sent the termination paperwork in today. So once that\u2019s all the way complete legally, then I can go further with that. I just don\u2019t want to talk about nothing that has anything legally going on.<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: Okay, so I guess that\u2019s kind of on hold; that\u2019s to be determined and not set in stone, obviously.<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: To make it all clear, I just sent in the termination papers today on behalf of the members of the group, that the deal was signed for.<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: In terms of the Bone thing and how you guys are going to work that out, with your solo career at the forefront as well, what can fans expect in terms of what\u2019s coming for you and what you\u2019ve been doing?<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: I\u2019ma tell you, what they can really expect is just a lot of fun. Now, it\u2019s really just about having fun, putting out great music that people want to hear, and having that energy around people to where it isn\u2019t as if I got to always play my music. It\u2019s no dreary, cloudy sh*t around me, not in my music or anything. Everything is bright and happy \u2018cause n*ggas is happy. When the kids are eating, you\u2019re in shape, you\u2019re healthy mentally, physically, spiritually, and you\u2019re smoking weed? Oh, come on, man, man, come on. You already know what we doin\u2019 over here.<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: I\u2019ve heard something about a book? Is that something that you\u2019ve authorized? Do you have a book coming out?<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: Yes, definitely. It\u2019s actually taking on a life of its own right now. You know, I\u2019m all about marketing and promoting, and my biggest fear is putting out something beautiful and it not being marketed and promoted properly. I\u2019ve been in that position before numerous amounts of times, and I don\u2019t like it. So when I do these things, I just worry about the marketing and the promotion. But, I mean, we got the magazines backing us up. People Magazine came on the table; we got a couple of news stations out in Los Angeles, but I just want it to be more, I want it to be further.<\/p>\n
I want to get in touch with Chelsea and Wendy Williams \u2013 she owes me an interview. She clowned me on the interview, called me a drug addict and all these other things, now she got everything cleaned up and all that cool stuff, and I want to be a part of that, too. She can be loved, too. We can squash beef, too. That\u2019d be wonderful for us to do that, but that\u2019s neither here nor there at this point. She\u2019s not a shock jock anymore; she on some Oprah sh*t, I respect her gangsta.<\/p>\n
The book supposed to be that goddamn serious, about a little kid kidnapped and all that other stuff, make it in the music industry, Eazy-E dying, and all that good stuff with the Bone Thug crew in there, the war stories, things we did as kids. I mean, the book is f*ckin\u2019 insane, it\u2019s beautiful. It\u2019s a great book, \u2018cause it talks about the sh*t that the people and the fans don\u2019t really know about, like the \u2018hood stories, like robbin\u2019 muf*ckas, and when CC (Wish Bone) got shot in the leg by Krayzie Bone. It\u2019s a fun *ss book. Did you think it was going to be anything else?<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: It seems like you\u2019re laying the foundation to write that final chapter the way it\u2019s supposed to be written and not remembered as the back alley thing, or always drunk, like you said. Now looking at it as a Bone, how do you see that final chapter as a group playing out?<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: Well, if I had to tell the fans anything personally, I would say that as a crew, we are all individuals. And what I\u2019ve learned with Bone, you don\u2019t tell them what to do, you show your friends what you\u2019re doing, and hopefully, we can all fall in the same line.<\/p>\n
We all know what Bone needs to do to be successful \u2013 work, be physically and mentally in shape, and be ready. Because when we get out here, they need to see us the way they first seen us, the way we looked when we were young. And that\u2019s just really about that, and it\u2019s just about showing not just this new generation, but the generation that\u2019s to come. This is the road to Aerosmith-dom, Megadeath-dom. You understand? Those groups of when they\u2019re 40, 50, 60, they can still get out there and kick a show\u2019s *ss and kick a stadium\u2019s *ss. It\u2019s the 20th year anniversary, and we look like we\u2019re 12 years old. Because we started it when we were 14 and 15. So we still have the opportunity; it\u2019s just if everybody wants to go for it simultaneously, like at the same time. But if not, ain\u2019t gon\u2019 happen, captain.<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: Does it surprise you that through everything, and through all the hardships, the opportunity is still there? And not just there; it\u2019s up to you guys, it\u2019s not like you\u2019re getting pushed out the door.<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: I\u2019ma tell you why. I think it\u2019s because even at 65 percent, Bone is still a good ticket. We got enough drama around us and enough things you could look up on the history and enough things swirling around all five members, but we\u2019re still a good ticket in any city. Nobody has belittled themselves to $50 in the back alley, and just destroyed themselves. So that\u2019s one good thing that I think each individual member has done as a survivor in life, so from that point on, we already are all musically talented, flat out. And I just look at it in that terminology.<\/p>\n
AllHipHop.com: How would you hope that people looked at you if you had to look ahead two, three, four years from now? What do you hope people are saying about Bizzy Bone?<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone: \u2018Look at that boy go for it. Look at that n*gga run. Go get it, n*gga. Run for it, n*gga. Oh, yes, get that sh*t! That\u2019s how I would probably look at it in three or four years.<\/p>\n