Hitmaka

another artist, she was so graceful to allow me to go in the studio, salute the Teflon who made the beat, her, and I ended up writing the hook, and she kept my vocals on it, and that was just like the start of everything.

I'm like, holy shit, like.

So prior to that, prior to that, you had only wrote for yourself.

Mm-hmm.

And so, because, who was I talking to?

I had Snoop Dogg early, early on.

Okay.

And Hov wrote Steel Dre.

I'm like, Snoop, how does someone write a song for someone else?

And it sounds just like Dre actually wrote that song.

It's still Dre Day.

I'm like, how did he do that?

He's like, you just have to be the person, know the person, know what he sounds like.

So you had been around Eve enough to kind of knew how she would sound, the words that she would use.

Because when you do stuff like that, you have to be able to...

Really, you become Eve to an extent when you actually write this vocal.

See, and I was Lil Bro too, and she gave me an opportunity.

So I didn't come into it knowing that I would even have that opportunity.

I was just Lil Bro who she believed in, and she allowed

to be around and then when they gave me that alley-oop and with me being around her I'm like man I can't drop the ball on this right and she ended up loving it like I was super surprised that she even ended up loving it because I went and it turned it was crazy it's like it was the same process I went in there had some drinks smoked some weed got in the booth did the hook immediately or whatever she came in she loved it she redid the hook and then shit it was on the album