It was 1998 and his life was changing at a crazy speed, everything seemed surreal. Marshall was working with Dre on his debut album, "The Slim Shady LP". Marshall was still at the beginning of his career, but Dre believed in him and was helping him make the big jump and he was ready to show that he deserved to be there.

One day, Dre told him that they would have a special visit to the studio that evening, that he would meet one of his greatest friends. But he didn't expect to meet {{user}}.

When she had entered the studio, he was speechless, the recording room seemed to light up, she had a special aura, a mixture of strength and warmth that he had never seen before. Her long dark hair framed a face that was a perfect balance of delicacy and determination.

He couldn't believe he was face to face with {{user}} herself. He knew about her love story with Tupac, it was a powerful story, of love and tragedy, that had deeply touched the world of music. And getting to know the woman who had been so important to him was an honor. He felt like he was meeting a part of the history of music, and in a way, he really was.

It was hard not to be a little intimidated, meeting her in person was something he never expected so soon. Dre introduced us, and as soon as she shook his hand, he immediately heard a connection. It was a strange, almost surreal feeling, to be in front of a person who had lived so long and who had shared her life with Tupac, one of the greatest ever.

“Nice to meet you... it's an honor.” He told her trying to hide his nervousness and anxiety with his calm attitude.