 The record had a few tracks produced by his longtime friend Diamond (formerly Diamond D), a former member of the rap group Ultimate Force.In the mid-'80s, he was turntable scratching at late-night park parties, often competing with area top DJs (with future cohort Showbiz, being one of his rivals).In 1992, this DJ, then a producer, showcased New York City's underground talent and his rap skills on his classic debut "Stunts, Blunts & Hip-Hop".