This is the 2nd part of the 3-part interview that Beasts From the East did with Damu Penda of INTERNATIONAL PARTY ROCKERS/First International Playaz.  Here's what we talk with Damu about: -How Damu keeps in touch with his people in L.A.                                                                             -Sending kites to his incarcerated friends -His poetry book project -The importance of writing letters -Working with a small crew vs. Working with a large crew -His thoughts on Stanley "Tookie" Williams' death penalty verdict -Being a 40-Something in the music (hip-hop) game -The importance of peace and harmony with one's self -Early days making a living rapping in Japan -His transition from the streets of L.A. to the military -His memories of the late b-boy Skeeter Rabbit (R.I.P.) -His renown among and encounters with J-Hip-Hop artists -Some important advice from REDRUM about doing songs with other artists -CLUB PURE -The transtion from a party rocker to a business man -The "We vs. I" scenario in business dealings -His studio preferences -His transportation preference in Japan