djvlad should just interview people for historic rap stories. this shit is thr best

dre complaing to the doc about money stuff. while doc was not even getting paid at all

WE NEED AN MC REN INTERVIEW VLAD!

The doc was one honest dude...rare especially in gangsta hip hop !

If Dre, Cube, or Ren don't mention D.O.C at the rock n roll hall of fame.That's legitimately fucked up

So basically we all can agree that Eazy did not get beat up in the studio like they showed in the film and that was another part that was just hollywood creative shit. Eazy was a G, no doubt.

*_I never get tired of D.O.C’s interviews! I can watch them over & over again!!_*

Take notice how he said that Eazy was that dude that you didn't wanna fuck with. In all these interviews people are saying the same thing. Eazy was a real compton city G and not some studio gangsta. The whole NWA theme and storyline was basically Eazy's life. They were telling the street stories that Eazy mostly experienced. You can be fans of the other group members but don't ever forget that Eazy E was the real G of the group.

I still don't like how they did NOT give the D.O.C. a studio part/song session, (but he played IN THE WHOLE MOVIE.) And if that part about Eazy getting beat down in the studio is NOT true, then Cube you foul bro. You, Dre, Tomika, all yawl foul for ALLOWING THAT SCENE TO TAKE PLACE. (Something that could possibly be NOT true.) But you cut out the part when Dre slaps a woman??? (Something that's possibly and closer to be the truth.)

Shug never touched Eazy, we know this because Shug is still alive.

Business is a dirty thing....... truer words have never been spoken

I remember he came to Lessenger Middle School. I don't know how the administration pulled of bringing gangster rappers to that school. Ice T came, Redhead Kingpin and a couple others. I still have their autographs. Only honor students were allowed to go hear them rap in the gym.

The D.O.C is such a cool guy... And he's humble💯

Hoping for another DOC interview Vlad.

I interviewed BG knockout “l like him” Col 187 “I like him to” & Arabian Price “I like him to” no cap that kinda warmed my heart a bit 😂

If we lived in peter pans world lol

D.O.C. looks like Method Man...

DOC's response at the end about Suge had me 😂😂😂😂😂.

Describing Suge as a deviant who liked to do crazy shit and laugh about it just made things a WHOLE lot clearer for me. Suge's been described a lot of ways for a long time but that just made everything so simple for me as far as 2Pac goes and just Death Row in general. It all makes sense now...

THIS WAS THE TRUE BRAINS OF THAT WHOLE NWA / DEATHROW THING ... D.O.C WAS A BETTER MORE VERSATILE MC THAN CUBE . I WOULD'VE LOVED TO HAVE HEARD HIS FOLLOW UP ALBUM WITH HIS ORIGINAL VOICE.

This legend would play as the best voice actor for Batman

It's funny that Dre and doc needed to run to suge to stand up to eazy e

Vlad, this series of interviews is absolutely incredible. I grew up in CT close to NYC. D.O.C. was THE ONLY "west coast" rapper that I liked or respected by 89/90. But I'm more impressed by how accountable and wise he is today while he reflects on all the things that "happened to him". He stands up and takes responsibility for everything; lack of having his contracts right, etc. I wish the youth of today would watch these interviews and learn that from him. THAT'S an AMERICAN right there. He takes ALL responsibility for his own actions, holds no grudges, smiles, and moves on about his business. I have complete respect for him for that! Salute yourself for asking all the right questions

Props where it's due, great interview vlad! We need more DOC.

Man.. hearing D’s voice being so crunchy and gravelly just breaks my heart. He had such a sweet timbre to his flow before the accident. He would’ve been a massive superstar in the G funk era 😢

If/when Suge gets out, Vlad needs to do a 3 hour interview with him. Talk about Compton, the NFL, security, NWA, Eazy, Jerry, Death Row, Pac, Big, Puffy, Jail, Gang affiliation, getting shot. There's just too much

Dre is so smart in recognizing how important a dude like the D.O.C. would be to any movement...a loyal visionary.

Doc admitted he was a studio gangsta lol everything I rap about was coming to light and I got uncomfortable

One of the girls said Death Row and it just stuck with them AMAZING

You never heard adults use the word “deviant” very intelligent to use as a description. DOC always classic

Thank you for sharing D.O.C. This was a real classy interview. Thank you for your truth and honesty. I will be checking for more commentary and projects you are a part of. Peace!!

Please let's not get into the Slim Jesus convo when we are talking about this Rap Legend like The D.O.C!!! When we are talking about rap legends can we refrain from talking about any new artists and let us 80s babies see our fave rappers from the past tell us the real of Hip Hop culture!!! If you are over 30, this is for US!!! If not..... listen and learn kids what a rap legend says to you about what Hip Hop really is and where it came from!!!!

@Vlad - Love watching interviews on the legends of the rap game! Keep it up bro

omg 19mins of The DOC... im watching every bit. lol... thanks Vladimir

Vlad should have talked about the ruthless radio show when Daz was was going in on Eazy and Eazy was asking for doc.

This all connects to the death row documentary. Good interview.

The D.O.C is the greatest songwriter ever. If you want proof, listen to the chronic.

woulda been great to get a few nwa albums with Cube but it almost makes them more legendary that they only really had 1 1/2 albums with all members

real hip hop stories, we need more o.g stories aka history

Vlad hold this W for not posting/Interview Slim Jesus or any other kind of fuckery for once.

D.O.C. been there since day one,and ge gets no credit in any way. That just sucks,he got played time and time again.

A great thing to do these videos. Ignites the desire to go listen to these records and appreciate the greats like D.O.C. The kind that kind of slip through but are always there...

The D.O.C!! Helter skelter was a kick ass disc!! One of the greats

great DOC interview(s).

Imo DOC, Cold 187um and Kokane, those 3 were the most creative in that camp. Funkateers and lyrical. 80s was the BEST.

If you listen to the skit The $20 Sack Pyramid from The Chronic album, you'll notice that Snoop and D.O.C. was in that skit....and that shit just put me in a laughing mode whenever I listen to it. Man, that skit is the greatest skit I ever heard.

Interviews like this is what brings out the best of Vlad. Keep it up!👍🏾

Keep these OG's interviews coming...

Hope there's more to come vlad , really enjoy doc interviews

i see you doc with that cowboys hat on💯💯

Peace Bro. D.O.C. all these years i thought you wouldn't talk for the effect. You couldn't. I'm overwhelmed. Even more grateful for your addition to the history of music and my life. Thank you. @D.O.C.

interesting how Freeway Rick Ross is tied in all this

Definitely this is good interview it's good to hear og rap veterans come in tell their side of the story. We definitely need Mc Ren interview because I really wanna hear his side of the the story and with E cause there is alot to what we dont know we heard BG knocc out and Dresta. That was the best Interview i watched.

It is interesting how Suge made his way in the business. Never rapped or produced a record. Would we even know who he was if DOC did not let him in the door? It appears he initiated a relationship with DOC, to get with Dre. I see all these Suge stories everywhere, he has more publicity than the guys who actually rap. Interesting how this all came about.

DOC was the cause of all this mess and he still never got paid lol.

so honest !! nice when did the situation start to crumble ? When Cube left ....

Good interview. Vlad get off Slim's nuts his 15 minutes of fame is over

Vlad much props to you. I often wish these DOC, BG, and Lord Jamar interviews would never stop

Probably the best interview I've ever seen was The DOC interview

yeah D.O.C one of the founding fathers he been there since the beging respect To the D.O.C

More Death Row related interviews please. It's such a fascinating era. Especially Pac ones please!! :D

Curtis Mayfield had an album called Future Shock

DOC was a cold rapper

D.O.C. Is so intelligent and is a living legend.

"... if you'll excuse me, by a European..." 👀

One of your best yet Vlad!!

Suge was a big bully lol

Vlad should do a Snoop Dogg interview

bout time Vlad. i been waiting on the rest of this interview like the return of jesus

1:48 LMAO "Peter Pans World" hahahaha

His reaction to the question of that sound like what sure would do is classic.

loved It.. i came back and watched it again

11:28 u could hear doc voice coming back a little

18:12 he a g for that

I’m so glad people like vlad are here to dissect the 90’s problems between rappers I grew up on shouts out to #vladtv

what i love about the d.o.c is, he was a straight up cat who told it like it was! Straight up G!

poor DOC. he coulda been one of the greats...

How the hell are u going to say that dre is not the type of dude to do what he did setting Eazy up, when he lied about beating up a woman nearly unconscious for many years? He obviously has a deeper darker side to him.

I'm surprised because of the D.O.C's very raspy voice,this interview didn't have subtitles across the screen!

Real OG in the game

His voice was coming in at 11:25

Stand up dude, humble.

More more more vlad these r Golden Interviews!

Great interview. Always loved DOC. Talented brotha. He and Method Man look alike. Lol

I think Skin Jesus is Vlad's artist because NOBODY ELSE is promoting this dude. he even got other Artist talking about him.

Man I watched all these NWA, Eazy, D.O.C, BG Knokkout interviews. This shit is classic, I'm addicted to this music shit.

The D.O.C is one of the greats.You can play the whole album or tape with out having to skip a beat.Shit was ill side A flip the tape over to side B.No one can do it better.

really enjoy hearing D.O.C stories!...

Things would be so much better if Suge aka "the cancer of hip hop" hadn't gotten involved.

Pissing on peoples legs......now that is some funny shit!

According to Dr.Dre, Futureshock Records/Futureshock Entertainment was named or inspired off of "Futureshock" by Curtis Mayfield

Imagine being in room with him n michel’le …dre endured a lot😂😂

Was a big fan of D.O.C. music, bigger fan of the man. Sincere, humble, stand up dude. Stay Strong 💪🏾 Bruh !!! Great interview

When that next Slim Jesus interview coming?

N.W.A ain't shit without Ice Cube

The best part is how he takes ownership of his own actions and how they affected his situation despite all the other negative shit that was going on around him as well. True sign of personal growth, nuff respect to the OG.

i bet he was writin 4 snoop

@djvlad Curtis Mayfield had a song called Future Shock as well. I would say they were inspired by it.

"In the event some nigga wanna juice this stop him in his tracks and show him that I am Ruthless"!

"Laylaw and them like to say...." He was about to admit that ABOVE THE LAW started G-Funk. "Call it What You Want" by Above the Law (Featuring 2Pac & Money B of Digital Underground). It's on this song where 2Pac first said the term "G-Funk" after hanging with Above the Law and hearing the term being used by them. #TRUEGAME