By David Ma Kids with “Listen To Dilla” shirts who just got an MPC only dream of the career Jake One’s having. Out of Seattle’s late ‘90s rap scene, he’s worked with all types and degrees of MCs—essentially, most anyone who’s caught wind of his beats. Big names, 50 Cent and Busta Rhymes; to indie cats Casual, Gift of Gab, and Slug; to legends like De La and Dre. “It’s weird because at a certain point you actually build relationships and become friends with these people,” he says, before adding: “I’ve been making beats for complete superstars and complete non-superstars. I’m across the board as usual. ” He just made tracks for Snoop, which he’s hoping will see the light of day, as is a cut on De La’s upcoming album, and DOOM is currently still sitting on some beats. Same with Bun B, Raekwon, M.O.P., the list is impressive as it is long. Meanwhile, he’s pushing his latest effort, another project on Rhymesayers. Along with the clever packaging, The Stimulus Package , shows Jake piecing