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“Reasonable Doubt. That album means a lot to me. Not only because Jay is my favorite rapper, or because it came out on my 7th birthday. but in a way it symbolizes me. Not saying that I was selling drugs and all that, but after thinking about approaching all of these different labels and being turned down, I realized that I could make it on my own. And to me thats what Reasonable Doubt means to me”. And he’s gonna make it, without a Reasonable Doubt. Growing up in Warren, Oh, Wil Chas Harris has always had dreams “Man i wanted to be a Power Ranger, doctor, lawyer, rapper, basketball player, like my dad, you name it i dreamt it”. Always being the “nerd” or known for being smart in school, its a wonder he never had a bullying problem. “I never got bullied. I'm a real cool dude. I could make friends wherever I went, so I was real cool with everybody. and I could draw, so I was always drawing something for someone”. It was until freshman year when his love of music became a reality. “Me and my cousin Mike used to rap all the time. we used to jack beats off the internet and record ‘em on sound recorder, and we’d write our little songs to ‘em and say how we was gonna blow up and shit. When I was in the 9th grade, it just got easier”. Wil’s dad had leased a recording studio in their old housing projects and appointed Wil as the president. “It was meant to be a community service type thing, but he gave me the keys and said it was mine. I never looked back after that". After a few roadblocks, the studio was shut down, leaving Wil with no means of making music. “My mom had dial up and I’d download Limewire and try to download Fruity Loops and Reason and stuff. You have no clue how hard that was! But Brandon, the guy that helped me learn about music and producing, he’s always looked out for me. He gave me some programs and I’ve been on since then. I got a lot of connections because of him, so that just makes it easier for me to do me”. “Me and B used to just kick it. It got to the point where we’d kick it on a mutual friendship type thing, but in a way he’d still be schooling me about music. He introduced me to a new way of going about my music, and was always hard on me. Like I said before, he put me on with some people. He basically was like my big brother.... then when I hit 10th grade, he moved” “That was kinda hard. Me and B was real cool, and he was basically who I ran to when I got confused about something or got stuck. So when he moved to Jersey, I was kinda like, “Damn”. He did call me though, and he was like “When i come back, I wanna hear that you run the city”. So since then, thats what I’ve been doing. I got my city on lock now. So now it's time for me to expand. I'm bout to take S5 Ent. and do what Jay, Dame and Biggs did with Roc-A-Fella... What Berry Gordy did with Motown... What Puff did with Bad Boy. I'm gonna be a empire with this music shit. Just watch out for me. I aint taking no prisoners, so if you aint talking money then stop talking. -S5 Ent.