They was like, everybody’s talking about this. “I was, like, this is really getting crazy. “I want to get him some clothes," he said. Meanwhile, Krayzie Bone, who is on tour with the group, told the station that he would provide clothing for Muranaka. And we just want to help the kid, and we appreciate him coming to see us.” “I’m putting my hands out there on behalf of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony to say we do care. “I’ll get the man a ticket to get back home,” he said. 22, Bizzy Bone told Fox 8 that he would pay for Muranaka’s ticket back home. Since Muranaka’s three-month visa expired on Sept. Bibbs would also bring food for the Japanese rapper whenever he could. Muranaka has also since stayed with Norton, who said he almost got evicted. Norton and Bibbs didn’t want Muranaka to go to the homeless shelter, where Norton said he would “get eaten alive.” Layzie Bone agreed and said “that’s not a good look” and put Muranaka up in a hotel for a short time, according to Norton. Muranaka met Layzie Bone briefly during a funeral in Cleveland. The wheels are in motion for Muranaka’s dreams to come true. Ryo Muranaka is seen with Layzie Bone's son. “Cleveland has a reputation of violence and drugs and all this other stuff, but Cleveland has a soul," Bibbs told the station. You might have a reputation for a negative neighborhood (Cleveland), but there are good people in the neighborhood," Norton told Fox 8.īibbs added that there is more to the city. They surrounded him and took off with his luggage. “He got to where he wanted to get to, and he wasn’t gonna leave,” Norton said, adding that Muranaka told everyone passing by that he was looking for Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.ĭuring this time, he was robbed of his Louis Vuitton luggage from a group who took advantage of his situation, Norton said. “Then he went and stood on the block that he was familiar with.”
Claire and 99th still, 20 years later,” Norton recalled. “He had flew in from Japan, and just under the impression that he would find Bone Thugs-n-Harmony walking down St. Norton said he also grew up with and has close ties to members of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. Then, two Cleveland activists, James Norton and Kwas Bibbs, who found out about Muranaka’s struggles and dreams, stepped up to help the Japanese rapper. in exchange for my CDs," Muranaka told Fox 8 Cleveland, using an English-Japanese translator. Ryo Muranaka, 31, from Kyoto, Japan, is known by his rap name, “Shiba Dogg." Two Cleveland activists, James Norton and Kwas Bibbs, who found out about Muranaka’s struggles and dreams, stepped up to help the Japanese rapper.
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