1. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony has had immense success including three Grammy nominations and a Grammy win for Best Rap Performance By a Duo Or Group. Standing the test of time is not easy to achieve in the music industry. To what do you attribute the group's longevity and impact?

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Krayzie Bone: Originality, never changing who we are as people.

2. What stands out to you as your most memorable collaboration experience? And, which one had the most positive impact on your career?

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Krayzie Bone: "foe the love of money" featuring Eazy E, because he was our mentor and it was a dream come true to shoot the video in Cleveland.

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3. Many of us take note of wise words shared with us by someone special at some point along our life’s journey. Is there a certain quote or words of wisdom shared with you by someone specific that you have absorbed into your outlook on life?

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Krayzie Bone: No Procrastination.

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4. In 2019, you founded an incredible non-profit organization, Spread The Love Foundation that provides music industry education and workforce development for disadvantaged populations in Cleveland communities. Can you share with us your inspiration for creating an organization that advocates for education? And can you share with us the impact you hope to have on future generations?

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Krayzie Bone: Spread The Love Foundation was started to educate the same disadvantaged people that come from the same neighborhood as myself.

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5. Can you share any upcoming music projects or performances you are especially excited about that are in the works for you in the near future?

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Krayzie Bone: My project "CTD" part #2 is on all digital platforms April 20th.

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6. If you had to choose one song title to describe your personality, it can be any song title, (does not need to be your own), what would it be?

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Krayzie Bone: Lionel Richie "Easy like Sunday Morning"

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7. There is so much you have achieved over the years, and experienced, from working with legendary artists to throwing out a pitch at the Guardians x White Sox game last summer. Is there anything you haven’t yet done that is on your “someday maybe” wish list?

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Krayzie Bone: Master Top Golf

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8. Leaving this interview on a high note, and especially because we are a 420 friendly magazine, can you share with us the most notable, famous or otherwise memorable person or group of people you ever shared a joint with?

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Krayzie Bone: Snoop Dogg & Eazy E

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