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I was just about to clown tf out of you but a hood content creator always makes up for it. You’re good bro 💪🏾

@@joshuacovington799 mafucca from iowa

KZfaq is messed up

Facts

Suges crazy ass made DeathRow look like the record label for anybody who would commit murder in the morning and proceed to perform on stage by night.

Do your homework… most of Produced by Dre was actually produced by Daz

@@GlockOsaurus69 well it is called “Death Row” after all lmao. Kinda fitting now

@@locofrazo No it was not. Easy equation here. Why did NWA and Ruthless blow up? Answer: Dre. Why did Deathrow blow up? Answer: Dre. Why did Aftermath get bigger then Deathrow ever was: Answer: Dre. And then take a look at the other players: Where is Suge? Answer: Broke as fuck in jail. Where is the genious DAZ: A nobody... DAZ continued to be average as long as it was a coop with Snoop and DRE. You can see the picture clear as day yourself. Why did many of the beefs between labels even exist in the firstplace? Answer: They fought over who could have Dre on the label.. you see.. DAZ wouldnt even be anybody without Dre.. he learned everything from Dre, even used his equipment.

Idk about most notorious, Deathlike Silence might have something to say about that.

@@TheTennesseeFistMachine FACTS

Bad Boy was a better label

Damn Straight

Lol America is not the world. They're not famous outside of america, so no worlds notorious. Stop the yap and dramatization. Ya look foolish 😂😂😂

I totally agree that was the peak. However there is no way possible that things would have worked out any different thanks to suge, he was just far too reckless and honestly a very poor businessman. He did not have the humility to put his pride on the back burner and that will Doom anybody. It would have been really really cool to see Tupac under just Dre's Wing. If suge was not a part of it, I genuinely believe that Dre would still have him alive today. But he did not have that kind of leadership or someone who had his best interest at heart when Dre left. Instead he was left with somebody who didn't care about his future, he only cared about how much money he could make him in the short term. Tupac had the world at his fingertips and it was ripped away from him by a jackass with the mind of a bratty 13-year-old. Pac was really learning things you could see just before he died just how much he was learning and if somebody was there to stoke that education instead of trying to extinguish it, Tupac could have had an even bigger impact than he already has, and without a doubt the absolute best catalog of any artist. It genuinely breaks my heart that that was ripped away from him in multiple ways.

They would've fizzled out just like the rest.... Cash money ,no limit ect.

@@dupes6248 true 💔. Suge is very greedy and like u said he wouldn’t change his ways for nothing so it would have been doomed even if pac was alive.

@@homerdadon6363 u can’t compare them to cash money cause it’s just mot the same but i see ur point.

@@notinteresteddYou failed to get the point,NO ONE STAYS ON TOP....remember ELVIS???? Garth Brooks ect.... Your opinion lacks logic.... remember no label, group ect. stay on top....TLC,JODECI ect...

were you there ?

Back then Bloods where ruling and Suge was worst than now even if Suge touched Eazy ,Crips knew that bloods where United than ever

I was there that’s on piru

Bloods weren't scared of crips lol

@@makavelithedon495 it's basic knowledge if you know about ruthless records and death rows feud, eazy e had the crips behind him suge wouldn't do nothing to him cause otherwise the crips would be onto him.

Fax

True

LMFAO. Daz. Kurupt. Rage. Nate Dogg.

@@listentothenightfilms fr fake rap fans think it was just them but kurupt daz nate dogg and more are just left out🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Without pac, Dre still on top. Look where he at now... Da Fuck wrong with you...

Well, instead of coastal, it's back to old boroughs, neighborhoods, gang sets, etc. But not East-West. "i will not be the one to break the peace."--Don Corleone, Snoop, et al.

Trying to compensate poor personal hygiene by giving useless presents to complete strangers while travelling abroad should not be considered as representing your country in an orderly fashion. Also I would like to point out that having a deep frozen woman’s bandage that was litteraly drenched with her smeling monthly blood before putting it in the freezer as a snack on a hot and sunny day might be refreshing but is nothing else than downright disgusting.

Pac is waiting for Suge in hell

Thanks for watching 🙏🏼

I agree

Yep

Tru

Partly. Suge being in prison after Pacs death didn't help. Had he been around, better business decisions could've been made.

So you already know who s the smartest and the best ;)

I agree suge was a huge problem but I don’t know if death row would be as popular without him But I guess we will never know

There is no denying that ....suge was the mastermind behind these deaths even biggie

@@ruopfukire3933 It was mostly Diddy. It was a mistake for him to take Biggie to Cali after Tupac’s death. Biggie had some part to play because he made a song called “Going Back To Cali”. Another reason why I say that is because he performed Long Kiss Goodnight(2Pac Diss) on the LA radio station. Sad to say, but Biggie should’ve known better. RIP though.

Thanks 🙏🏼

Tupac Even References It In California Love With The Line Of "Out On Bail, Fresh Outta Jail, California Dreamin"

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Rocafella* DeathRow is close second.

Nazi of the music industry.

Man imagine if Eazy survived AIDS, would’ve been the magic Johnson of hip hop. Ruthless would’ve been unstoppable.

@@nonameman7114 Eazy is most likely a billionaire right now if he were still living.

@@michaelterrell2108 no doubt man,it’s a shame he didn’t get the chance to run his own business without Jerry heller.

@@nonameman7114 Jerry Heller was a snake. Cube and Dre warned Eazy but he found out the hard way. NWA gets back together and they dominate the rap game for years most likely taking down Death Row in the process.

Yo for real. Female emcees/rappers get overlooked constantly and it's bullshit. Gangsta boo, Charlie Baltimore, Jean Grae, LoR, etc... the list goes on.

That’s too bad. Tupac had the world at the palm of his hands, but it was stripped away from him because of a fight. Power corrupts. If only Pac had proper protection, he would’ve had a longer career. He would’ve been as big as someone Diddy, Jay Z, or 50 Cent.

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Nah Suge is a legend that saved a lot of people

but he will do anything to protect himself I guess

Was a terrifying man until he got cold knocked out in that club by that little dude 🤣

He's the Kingpin of Hip-Hop

So did the Nazi.

Well snoop knows what's up, he knew how serious it was so it's obvious he won't allow anything negative to come in the way

Nah, rappers are snowflakes now.

No the rise was Dre & Snoop, and the fall was Suge & Pac. Unfortunately for them, they created way too many enemies (in the industry & the streets) to keep track of.

@@Messiah_Black Sadly. It’s a shame how it all ended. Just like Prodigy said, “You would think getting your head shot is enough but then now you wanna go against my team. You must’ve been drunk when you wrote that shit. Too bad you had to do it to your own self”. After he got shot in Quad Studios, he should’ve fell back with all the gang violence and getting back at people. He had beef with Dr Dre for leaving Death Row, which was one of the reasons for their falling out, but in all honesty it was the best choice for him because look at where he is today. Pac was smart, but he was all about revenge, rage, resentment, and retaliation. If Pac wasn’t surrounded by gangstas, he would still be here living lavish, but he messed it all up. Tupac beat up a gang member out of loyalty to the Death Row camp, but that loyalty got him killed. He had nothing to gain at the end. RIP though.

@@IkennaKonkwo2-lz8lj You gotta think, Pac was only 25 at the time. As intelligent as he was, he was still young & easily ruled by his emotions. To go through being set up & shot, going to jail, & hearing all these rumors spread, thoughts of revenge was only natural. He didn’t have the foresight to see that taking this path was only going to lead to his destruction. He though he was safe being under the protection of Suge Knight & Death Row’s connections (both legal & street). So I give him some grace for his hubris now. That whole East/West era was bad (though some great music came out of it) and unfortunately, there was no positive way for that war to have ended… Ironically enough though, it wasn’t the beef w/ Bad Boy that took him out, it was his “gang affiliation.” Pac lived in California for years by staying neutral. Once he sided w/ Suge & M.O.B. That’s when he started having problems in his own backyard.

but dababy released it in 2019

@@5fuckthepopulation9e’s talking about suge knight u fcking dumbass idk where tf you got dababy from

@@5fuckthepopulation9stfu

@@5fuckthepopulation9 Dababy has nothing to do with death row.

For old school fans Non fans wont know what Death Row is in the next 20 years Even modern rapper fans, Lil baby fans or even Eminem fans dont even know what Death Row exactly was now

@@schmidt8148 you trying to say ppl will forget about 2pac in 20yrs ? You outta ur mind. If you not a fan just say that 👍

Well too bad that business got shut down because of the violence. It has a reputation of a dangerous label.

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You misspelled dre

@@klauscata225 nope

@@edgeisthegoat well 100% not the goat because he got involved in stupid "gangsta" sh*t and now he's dead. He paid the price. Meanwhile, dre, ice cube, snoop and many other are alive and they can tell the story an spend the money. This is the real succes

@@klauscata225 bro it about raping tupac was the Best dutung his time

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Snoop did help make the label but he wasn’t the only one. Dr Dre also played a huge role and so did Tha Dogg Pound. Especially Daz he made a lot of beats for the label.

Jewels and pac and Nate dog 👏🏾

“He made the label”

@@itssbeastmodeee8270 he made the label famous there wouldn't be much of a label without snoop

I deserve more for my role at death row records.

feb 1995, tupac gets locked in for sex abuse charges

Fat beats, Rawkus, stones throw, rhymesayers, anticon, delicious vinyl, lynch mobb, villain, outlaw, sick wid it, loud, Def jux, eastern conference, Def jam, jive, no limit, cash money, cold chillin, murder inc... lol I honestly was just trying to remember as many 90s early 00s hip hop labels as I could haha.

Na. Recorded in October of 95 the songs on the Don Killuminati 7 Day Theory was his last recorded songs. His last song ever recorded was let’s get ready to rumble for Tysons fight in Vegas he attended

​@@JM9220Hail Mary, To Live And Die In LA. 2 of his last songs.

Suge went to jail because of it. Not only was Suge gone, but so was his company. As one label is down, another one is up. Don’t f-ck up any business opportunities by getting into brawls and shootouts, because another corporation will either take everything you own, or aim for the top spot. Suge didn’t learn this. He had a successful run with Death Row, but he went the wrong way with it.

@DJ Shawty Swag him and snoop dog

Doing that would’ve altered hiphop forever. Just look at 50 Cents movie, Get Rich or Die Tryin, after Pac everyone was a banger but before Pac ppl were more careful with associating themselves with the gang culture. Had Pac never left Digital Underground gangsta rap and what it influenced would have stayed on the west coast and not spread out across the country like it did with Pac making gang culture cool.

Dr. Dre

Common man why is that even a question , Tupac was death row

Tupac

Of course Tupac is my favorite but Daz is the most important… All of the songs you like by Death Row Daz did the tracks for not Dr. Dre

Snoop

Apparently the JDL tried to extort Tupac. I saw it in a FBI file

The way Dre told the story 20 years ago: he decided he was done with Death Row and Suge’s bullshit. So he stopped going to work. Eventually Dre and Suge had words and Suge eventually showed up at Dres house and they agreed to the terms of Dre legally leaving the label. Dre gave up most or all of his royalties for the work he created while at Death Row and I think he also agrees to let Suge keep Dre’s master recordings. Basically, Dre doesn’t get paid for anything he did for Death Row after he left. And of course Suge and Dre have a fucked up personal relationship with Suge knocking up one of Dre’s baby mommas.

He gave up everything...he left with basically nothing and that was the deal

Dre lost everything when he left NWA then gave up everything he made with Death Row and still became a billionaire dude was destined to be a success no matter what 💯 imagine how loaded Dr Dre would be if he had got to keep all his back catalogue from day one 😧

Good point...it was the first double album by solo rap artist

@@mikegillins4992 that honor would go to Master P's Down South Hustlers: Bouncin' and Swingin that came out in 1995

@@joseaguilera6355 that was a compilation album thou not by a solo artist

My bad sorry i dont know why i say

Thank u for watching my friend!

Cool name, but the title is based upon while Suge was the CEO of Death Row.

Yeah bruh it was a wild time. I was more into the lyrical boom bap shit so I was in the Biggie camp but Pac was an amazing presence on the mic. Not so much an emcee but a dope fucking writer with an awesome delivery and hard hitting truths bleeding from his pen.

Yeah nobody cares

Snoop may have had the longest career by doing that but he is also the ultimate dick riding two faced snake by doing what he did.