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He was always quick to make friends, no matter where he was. He was a good DJ, but everybody just loved him for who he was just a funny guy.

He was in the hospital for nearly two months before he passed. He was talking about getting himself together so he could come back out and DJ again. He was coming out to the shows again, but he was really sick. Since its release in 1988, the song has been covered and sampled by various recording artists. He was telling me a lot of the things he was going through and I was telling him, “I want you to come back out on the road.” I was going through a situation myself where my wife had just passed away, so me and him were talking a lot and he was helping me get through my problems. Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, Rob Base About It Takes Two 'It Takes Two' is a song by New York hip hop duo Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock that became a top 40 hit single was later certified platinum by the RIAA. The last time I spoke to him was right before he went into the hospital for the last time. In the beginning, he was taking pills and then he had to take shots. His health was pretty much up and down for years. Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - It Takes Two RobBaseDJEZRockVEVO 97.2K subscribers 63M views 9 years ago Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock's official music video for 'It Takes Two'. When we’d be on the road, we’d stop at the truck stops and he would order two cheeseburgers, french fries, a cake and a Diet Coke. He had diabetes and that’s how he passed - from diabetes complications. He started getting sick in the Nineties sometime after our last album. Nirvana Smashed His Hotel Room - And He Covered Kurt Cobain's Death. We thought it would be what was called back then a “Tri-state area” song. We had to go to the studio that night and we didn’t have anything prepared, but we found and liked the Lyn Collins sample that night and went to the studio. We didn’t think that it would cross over and be as big as it became. With “It Takes Two,” we were at a friend’s house and we were just going through a bunch of records. It was weird, but we didn’t have to talk.

I would look at him and he would know what I mean and when to come in. But we were around each other so much that when we performed, I didn’t have to say anything. He loved chasing the women and I kind of forced him into it. I was so into it that when new records came out, I would draw record labels with my name on it and put them on the records. I knew that this was what I wanted to do. We said to ourselves, “This is something that we want to do.” Seven of us put together a group a lot of them didn’t take it seriously, but me and him did. We used to watch them and looked up to them. Where we lived at, there was a group called the Crash Crew and they used to always throw parties in the park.