Bruce "aka" Bishup was raised in whats said to be one of the most dangerous cities in the nation,Camden,NJ. He and his older brother were raised by their grandmother. Bishup was brought up in the church. At an early age he sung in the choir and played the trumpet. He also wrote poems to girls he never had the heart to speak to. Like most kids, Bishup felt he was misunderstood by his family (a black sheep so to speak). This led to him running away and even being kicked out of his home.

Bishup seen it all, and just about did it all;jails, institutions, and nearly death. Through all this he never stop'd making music. As he got older, he began to look at his life. He didn't want to be another statistic, and he didn't want that for others. "Whenz It Stop" is his reality check, medicine for the soul, a question that may never be answered, but a glimps of hope in this cold world. I,myself, have never been big on rap, but when I listened to the album I actually questioned my life,saw myself in the mirror and confronted my evils. Over and over I studied this album and came up with the notion, this isn't just rap, this is powerful music.