The Bone Thugs-n-Harmony member plans to accomplish this by erecting a music and art school in his former Cleveland neighborhood.

He claimed, "I've pretty much had this vision for a while now. Ever since [Bone Thugs] came out..." After some time away, I started to return and notice the city's state and how many of the houses were boarded up or condemned. As a result, I declared, "I definitely want to come back and do something and give back to the community."

"And then I also discovered that my old elementary school, Charles H. Lake, was also demolished," he continued. That's when I decided to pursue that property and try to establish the Ohio Hip Hop Museum and the Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Music and Arts Academy. I simply want to give back to the community and inspire aspiring artists in Ohio by showing them that they don't necessarily need to leave the state in order to succeed.