One of the greatest hip-hop groups in LA History is reforming this weekend for special performances at the Coachella Art and Music Festival. Our very own RYO1 of Ghetto Dojo sat down with the one of our all-time favorite emcees to discuss Los Angeles, Jurassic 5, Coachella, Chali's art, and his favorite taco, which hasn't changed since the last time we asked!
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