That's a lot of record companies when you look at it, especially predominately black ones...

Yeah

In a way you could say Death Row was the WCW of Hip Hop. Rapid rise to the top, short but dominant peak followed by a rapid descent to a shell of its former glory.

Snoop Dogg is trying to make history again with death row records, he wants to make it into an NFT label and only release albums in the meta-verse. he removed the entire death row catalog off of streaming.

Yes for the negativity and evil... (evil: bullying, crimes and murder)

Wrong about All eyes on me, that album was certified diamond in 2010, not 2005

@@ducatarina ?????? OH my bad It got my info out of 2005 vibe magazine the one with keisha cole on it, but they be wrong too, lol

@@ducatarina 15 million is very low number these are U.S. sales, I think death Row with Tupac in the lead sold 40 million copies in U.S. and 60 million worldwide, but No Limit Records sold 30 million records in 1998 alone, THAT'S INSANE!!!! TO PUT IT LIGHTLY HERES HOW NO LIMIT STACKS UP. 1998- My Balls and my word- 1,000,000 Life or death- 2,000,000 Charge it 2 the Game- 2,000,000 I got the hook up- 3,000,000 (in 3 months so it probably sold 4 or 5 million overall!!!! But imma stick with 3 mill.) One in every Family- 1,500,000 She'll shocked- 480,000 (Mac's own mother said this album went platinum and his second album went gold) but for now I will stick with the 400,000) Am I my Brother's Keeper- 785,000 Assassin - 600,000 The Game is to be sold, not to be told- 4,500,000 Game of Funk- 430,000 Give it 2'em Raw- 500,000 as of 2006 The Last Don- 4,400,000 These Wicked Streets - 500,000 Skys the Limit- 800,000 Major Players- 500,000 in 5 weeks (It might have went platinum sometime after) Guilty Until Proven Innocent - 500,000 shipped Ghetto Organized - 500,000 in a month (I heard it went platinum later) Wise guys - 500,000 Black Mafia- 150,000 Memorial Day- 50,000 (This is heartbreaking because this is a damn good album) Mama Drama- 2,800,000 We Can't Be Stopped - 1,000,000 Ghetto Fabulous - 2,900,000 No Limit Soldiers Collection - 500,000 copies. This currently is 27 million copies but a commercial from 1999 said no limit sold 30 million records in the US Before I recently did some digging beyond Wikipedia because you have to take what it says with a grain of salt, I remember something , No limit records dropped 23 or 24 records in 1998 but the number seed too low to me, and it seems I'm not alone. Puff daddy remember - 39 Bird man- 36 Height the great- 36 A few of my friends remember - 36 I remember - 35 It seems there is different accounts then history is telling 🤔 is Could this be a MANDELA EFFECT

@@ducatarina 2014

@@carlozduerson2935 it's like any organization and it starts up top and that's why death row went down.

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They hit hard

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We'll Suge is doing some time so he basically is dead.

The Story of DR, & Docs about Pac & Biggie never get old.

@@quintendayries7197books, docs, all of it yeah. You’re right.

Pure Facts

Powerful at killing rappers yeah

@@tyjandrews they was powerful

For real! They ran the early and mid 90's

@@yodathehutt1557 ya shi was crazzy snoop dog was Carrying the label when he droped doggy style then later on pac would come suge so stupid but I guess he can say he lived those memories with pac and not everyone did

That's not official

No this is all fake shut the hell up ain't no chronic 2 Dre NVR worked on a chronic 2 u gullible as he delete this comment u fool

With help from Jimmy and them

It killed the feeling of Rap. No more Heavy D’s, Slick Ricks, Kool Mo Dees. Just buster ass cry babies pretending to be something they not.

Yup the gangster shit got them big numbers and cred for awhile but ended up being their downfall too.

Yep. They're the ones who bought gangsta rap, now it has bad influences on youth these days.

Wtf u talking about steet is always a part of the music & entertainment business

I thought I was bugging

Fax this dude Really Put A Angel Halo Over Snoop Like He’s Innocent Like 2Pac Didnt Hate Snoop Dogg The Month Year 2Pac Was Alive 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

I guess Cash Money doesn’t exist ?

@@marquisewalston377 not better

Aftermath

Bad Boy? Nah man...

no limit rocks

Maybe

This is going to sound strange but I remember No Limit Records being more successful then what they say, I was in FYE back in 1999 two days before Christmas and I went in the store with my sister so she could buy a Mariah Carey CD and I bent down to tie my shoe and saw an album that is said to be a cancelled project from No Limit records- It was from Porsha- I seen it with my own two eyes.

Sorry but that’s not what have happened lol

Same thing I was thinking. This guy needs to tighten his facts up.

I was 6 😭😭😭

That series went hard

Facts! Probably the same reason why he said 2Pac shot up a studio Biggie happened to be in. He doesn't know shit.

@@peaceispriceless6051 Lol

It might be more than just a music company this time. More like a multimedia conglomerate

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I don’t really think so. AEOM did big numbers during that time. After Pac’s demise, that was when everything turned complete crap.

@@IkennaKonkwo2-lz8lj Death Row was living on borrowed time as early as 1995. It was clearly rudderless after the Murder Was The Case soundtrack. No real direction. 80% of the roster was interchangeable. Death Row from 1995-1996 existed solely on the momentum accrued from 1992-1994. It was terminal by early 1995 and nothing could save it.

Going to Vegas to watch the fight wasn’t a bad thing. The only bad thing was the fight after the fight.

I Didn’t Even Bother Watching Ikk Itz 90% Wrong , Go Search Up The Art Of Dialogue They Interview And Post The Real Details And All The Real Deathrow Shit And Interviews

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