Pac brought down deathrow

@@samj458how?

Facts

Strait facts he had it all and couldn't leave the street and stupid stuff along now look at him

@@samj458 Pac took Death Row even higher when he joined. Suge brought down Death Row.

Slapped dat back hard AF 😆

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 He tried to play it off too.

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Lol

😅😅😅....

😂😂 he's like stop talking young gotti

kurupt looks uncomfortable the whole time

Its crazy corrupt stayed loyal. But honesty i think its not about heing uncomfortable, but he may of been really high. Im not the biggest suge fan, but he did it respectfully, he said "sorry." There is and interview where eninem was being interviewd i think on 106 park bet and he said 50 cent who was also there on stage with him saved him, because how high he was. They asked enimen a question and he couldnt get his thoughts together, 50 jumped in and started talking for him. Eminem even said 50 saved him from making a fool of himself and this may of been the same case. Korrupt all these years even when suge been locked up stayed loyal, not because he was scared but just loyalty. Watch this interview again. Believe me suge was a ruthless person i didnt care for but this was disrespectful

Yup

@@niyahbinghimurray2005 high Af

She was the goat

Still is

He was high key the person who started that trend.

@@MarkHallOfFame its between him and Gerald Levert

True. Am I the only one who noticed that it didn't turn gray til he went to prison??

facts. i'm tryna get mine on that level

Uncle Phil was doing his thing.

Lol who was gone be the one to tell him he couldn’t

Snoop only other

Back in those days you could smoke indoors

What's up with North Philly though? Did u see what they gave ar ab? Crazy man Do u know these guys?

@@WhetHadHappenedWasBLOG this was 2000's they stopped that smoking indoors around 98

Do you feel in charge LMAO!!!

1996/1998*

Kurupt only went back because he was broke and fell out with Daz , can tell he didn't want to be there in this video

@@jonblazeinc just stop lying

@brahimsadallah2328 go do your research if you think I'm lying....its even detailed in the Beef hip hop series about Dogg Pound falling out and Kurupts money issues why he felt forced to go back to Suge

@@jonblazeinc just because he had beef with snoop and daz back in the day that's doesn't mean he was forced, I did my research a long time ago kurupt love suge knight and respected him till this day kurupt always showing love for suge

Nigga said solo album lmao on my knees volume 3 lmaoo

It was Playa tho

Come to So So Def.

Lol

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@@goatmouth1069 that's what Daz from Tha Dogg Pound did 😂😂💯💯 which makes your comment even funnier

@@mrkilo-g8794 Damn I forgot about that. 😄

Man,Lisa is THICK in this video,nice romp with cattle THIGHS. Me likee. LOL.

Yeah he did

Suge said "Ima let Yung gotti talk then didn't let him talk. Lmao!!

In a Death Row documentary Kurupt said he really didn’t want to go back to Death Row and he felt like he was being held hostage because of his financial situation. Everyone outcasted him at the time for going back to Death Row. Dre, Snoop, Nate Dogg, Daz,…..

No he doesn't ur over thinking things

Suge didn't play no games back then,Iron Mike scared people back then too.But,not on the level of Suge,tho.

@@powerbadpowerbad suge wasn't shit without his goons and money.

@@BigUnk85 that’s all he needed to get the job done.

Dude this is exactly right. Your comment needs a million likes.

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Wonder what he might've done to need apologizing for? 🤔

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Sounds depressed. Suge recognized it quick.

Kurupt was in a bad place didn't want to be on the Row then .....financial issues forced him

@@jonblazeinc Stop lying Kurupt love big suge and suge love him kurupt always respect the raw and death row because he is not fake Hollywood rapper and kurupt still visiting suge in prison till this day

@brahimsadallah2328 is that you Suge? They let you use a phone in between being someone cell bitch ? 🤣🤣🤣

@@brahimsadallah2328 yeah but he was definitely down in this interview. Suge know his artist better than anyone. So he stepped in like a OG suppose to do. Ppl discredit how smart Suge actually is

Ikr my dad used to do that shit when I was little lol

Thats that bully shxt

Son'ing him is what they would call that in New York or New Jersey... Treatment you give out to your son 😉

He better not speak unless HE SAY SO!!!

It may have been a respectful thing because he had to cut him off

I do not remember this show.

How can I miss this show.

What is it called?

@@tonecorleone7592 Source: All Access

@@eugeniusbonaparte copy. Good lookin famz. Can't believe I missed it

Yall hilarious 😂

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This comment alone said so much 😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️

Lmaooooo

He was popping pills heavy during this era

I herd too he was into extasy a lot...shit a lot of guys were into E this era...Ja Rule..Eminem..and a lot more not named

He use to stay high

@@MikeyMike-uu3fe even your god hov...😏

@@mrkilo-g8794 yup

True even Lisa raye in toss it up video

Pacnoy dead

Damn you’re right about pac was cool with everyone in the video …and not to be devils advocate but suge right it’s business if you owe me pay me if you don’t owe me we good

@@pedrogates3189 do we know if Jermaine Dupri/SoSoDef's parent label ever paid Suge for Lil Bow Wow? 🤔🤔🤔. Suge's right. If he was under contract, they couldn't have just signed him away to another label. Something tells me tho, now knowing that the business side at Death Row back then wasn't always in good shape, that Jermaine didn't have to clear up any contract issues before signing Lil' Bow Wow. I always thought Bow Wow was Snoop's artist at first.

@@MichaelBrown-ti1un I believe they paid him when he came home from jail which would be around the time of this video they eventually got him paid but remember suge had 9 years because he violated parole the night pac got shot no one was expecting him to pop up when he did so a lot of business had to be finished

That sh_t was awkward as hell.. I would have looked at Suge sideways like *"Man, you don't have to hit me that damn hard bruh"*

@@therealityofitall4819 You wouldn't have said 💩😂

@@Curtchrisdagod Because you wouldn't doesn't mean nobody else would have.. Everybody isn't as soft as you.. know that..

Facts

Listening to benzino ,teddy Riley and Mr Gzus "boottee" and that bomb beat

He plays what Suge says to play lol

Ong like let me spin these tunes before Suge sock me out 🎚🎛

DJ didn't want to feel the hands of death on his shoulders like Kurupt did lol

Absolutely

Hip hop was from the streets! messed it up when they killed Tupac and let the not so intelligent clowns in... Like Dr Dre, Diddy, etc. 20 years after Pac death. Hip hop is also dead. Pac was the guy to take hip hop to next level... They killed him. And let the record labels keep the power... And they gave Diddy the East Coast and Dre got rhe5west Coast... As far as gate keeping goes.

@@sabtaingopinath9652 Hip-hop is from the neighborhood (aka the ghetto). But, the message didn’t start out with glamorizing crime and negativity. In fact, the initial “message” was more about exposing the plight of our neighborhoods, and warning against succumbing to the plagues, pitfalls, and traps that could derail your life. During the early 90s hip-hop began to have a more conscious and empowering tone (i.e. Public Enemy, X Clan, etc.). Even Tupac started out with a more balanced message. But, as much as I am a fan of Pac (he is definitely the GOAT, to me), he was also a pawn, and sacrificed for a nefarious agenda. His message got stuck in a period of his life when he was young and angry, confused, and led astray by the likes of Suge Knight. Had Tupac lived, I truly believe he would have elevated to a more conscious and empowering level with his message. Instead, he got stranded on death row, literally. And, as a result, generations of youth got stranded there, as well. The whole thug and trap culture killed hip-hop. Street guys, disguised as managers, label executives, and “artists” took over. It actually served certain “individuals’” agendas. Now, the prisons are fully populated, and generations of black and brown people are fractured.

He said that cuz he fail to mention the other artists he mentioned after the fact. Y’all be reading ish and it don’t be that.

He is a lyrical heavyweight big time

Me too

Hahahahahag That's funny dude! For real :)

I kind of envisioned Suge Knight as the Kingpin of crime from Daredevil

Was gonna say those artists didn’t matter then and they def don’t matter now 😂

Suge wanted Artists he could control..

Yeah. Suge was blackballed, but deep down, he knew none of them dudes were gonna blow lol.

He had Crooked I and did nothin with him. That’s it. Everyone else was either biters or just another rapper on the streets.

Likeable? You tripping? Suge was Satan in the flesh....how can someone who brings fear wherever he goes be likeable? Foolish comment

She fine huh

Lolol......Basically

Lol. Na

She was the only one on stage who wasn't scared of Suge. 😂

@@coreypolk7944 that’s cause she a woman and she knows he like “P”

Funny tho cuz Pac disses Da Brat AND gave Lisa Raye her first shot in Toss It Up music video as the main girl

I know lol, Jay-Z and the ROC Dynasty ran rap during this time.

@@antimike11 nope

At this time, Petey Pablo was the worst thing to happen to Death Row lol. I hated Petey especially when the fake would listen to him in my area lol.

@Antimike11 actually Nelly,cash money,lil jon was running the game around this time jigga himself was still on top but Nelly had his crew put on and cash money was dropping hot shit from 98-02 straight and lil Jon was finally mainstream

He literally exposed the industry key

I don't think he was scared because Kurupt talks good about Suge till this day because Suge paid 4 million to keep Kurupt out of prison for that child molestation charge but at that time Snoop and Daz was mad at Kurupt for getting back with SUGE so it was alot of tension going on back then

@@biged5149 ok

@@biged5149 what does talkin good gotta do wit anything?

Kurupt wasn't scared. He from 60s and them 60s would have torn death row offices up.

Had him under silent pressure! Lol

@@Trwillis9 Suge is like you better say nothing outta line like a drill segment

@@mrkilo-g8794 You better follow your sergeant direction - Eazy E

undercover gold digger also, L💎l!

He was going ham on his shoulders habitually 🤣🤣🤣

@@skrillztheentourage ...forreal though 🤣

Yeah Isaac hayes never existed

@@antcantcook960 Nobody wanted to be Isaac, "The Booty Bandit" Hayes Nobody wanted that image sir 🤣

Yup suge is a big man!!!

nah he good

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Same year he referenced ‘Jump’ in ‘The Hood Comes First’ (19 Naughty III) with the line ‘Since I’m the leader of the Jump, they should’ve called me Captain Kangaroo. If I anger you, here’s a finger to. Put it somewhere warm and tight. Leave it in all night now you don’t rhyme or walk right’. This was two years before directly mentioning Jermaine in Craziest.

When he die everybody came big and bad more then talking lol🤣😁😂🤦‍♂️

Huh?

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@@boxchevyrollin money talks 😆

Dey put they hands on you??

@@russellshort810 im hollin