Layzie Bone Says He Was “Left In The Dark” About Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Tour
Layzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is speaking out about why he won’t be joining the group’s upcoming tour with Wu-Tang Clan. Both legendary Hip-Hop are hitting the road together, but one member will be missing from the lineup. Rumors began circulating among fans that Layzie didn’t want to be part of the tour. In a […]

Layzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is speaking out about why he won’t be joining the group’s upcoming tour with Wu-Tang Clan.
Both legendary Hip-Hop are hitting the road together, but one member will be missing from the lineup. Rumors began circulating among fans that Layzie didn’t want to be part of the tour.
In a video uploaded to Instagram, Layzie cleared the air, saying the rumors are cap and that he was never contact about the tour.
“That could be nothing but father than the truth. Why would I not be there? I spent my whole life, over 35 years of my life, building something.. It was no call of mine for me not to be there.”
Layzie also acknowledged that he’s had issues with some of his fellow group members but believed those problems had been resolved following Bone Thugs receiving their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
“Like I said, all due respect, you know what I mean? I had some issues with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony earlier this year, true enough… You know, I wasn’t on some shows, and people who went to the shows earlier saw that I wasn’t there. But I thought after the Hollywood Walk of Fam, everything was all good. But, it was another reason after another reason, which I’m going to let them answer. Let them tell me why they put me off the road because I didn’t put myself off the road. I assembled this group. I helped build this group 35-plus years.”
The Cleveland rapper went on to say that he was “left in the dark” for why he wasn’t included, adding that he plans to let the group explain the decision.
“Let them tell me why they put me off the road because I didn’t put myself off the road. I assembled this group. I helped build this group for 35-plus years.”
