I was blessed to work as a producer with Willie Hen on his first project when he was just 17 years old, I think. Do or Die which was a group of young men from different Bay neighborhoods who came together, along with Ceddrick Jonae and BayFunk Productions to create the classic 1995 product titled "Fallin' In Love With The Game." The group consisted of Wille Hen, KB, King Dre, J-Loc, and Jedi Warrior! Another talented artist, J-Wanz from Oakland was also featured on a couple of songs. It was a real raw project; a project from the true streets of San Francisco in the mid 90s. I can say, from my perspective, that Hen displayed his talent and gift very early on... a super writer and lyricist even at that early age. It doesn't surprise me at all that Willie Hen has progressed to the level he's at today! Keep doing ur thang Willie Hen!
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It’s really heartbreaking what happend to the city me being born in the west and raised in the city I saw it firsthand they sold our culture for technology 2 percent of black people out their that’s crazy I wanna say the last black owned business is auntie April’s in the point I might be wrong tho ....Hyphy 4 Eva 💯🤟🏾
They wiped all Blacks & Mexicans out of Frisco. If you look at vintage video from the 1970s of SF, you see Blacks & Mexicans walking around the city all pressed up with clean attires, Afros, perms, Jerry curls, & all that good stuff. Unfortunately, Brothas & Migos didn't foresee the Tech Boom and got eaten alive financially with skyrocketing rent & house prices
