Eye-Kyu

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Eye-Kyu (sometimes spelled as Eiy-Kyu) was one of the original members of D12. He is best known as being on Eminem's Infinite album, in the song "313". However, he soon "dropped the mic" and is now currently taking odd jobs in Detroit.^{[citation needed]} His relationship with many D12 affiliates soon deteriorated. His last known song he appeared on was Dumpin' by Parts Unknown (Dirtty Ratt & B-Flatt) which also featured Eminem and Proof. He also featured on tracks called Eye Confess with fellow Detroit rap crew Da Ruckus (MC Hush & Uncle Ill) and Paperchase off Da Ruckus' Episode 1 EP which also featured Swifty Mcvay.

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