My depression started in September 2002 when my brother was killed in a car accident. Lord knows I have had some rough times, because he was my only sibling!! Then it seemed like everything started hitting me at once losing my job, losing friends because they didn't understand my grief and depression, gaining 55 lbs; I could go on, but I think y'all understand what I mean. My depression is better through meds, but I totally understand DOC and what he is saying
I never processed the pain this Man endured, and the large amount of depression he dealt with. Thank God for him being a living testimony that we all can barely witness too!!
Millionaire? No.. got to no the music Buisness for 1 for 2 everybody tell you how the got fucked at death row everybody he came out a fucked up deal from ruthless 💯 he told you he shot video for informer the same weekend he tryed coke a day later leaving hotel car accident looses voice so he never made money or recouped of the album that was number 1 at that time because he couldn't do shows,tours,ect then went into a 33yr depression blowing money on drugs and drank. Knight deals he gave these boys bk then I don't he even get royalty of that period. Millionaire I don't but strong testimony 💯 and to still be here to tell it is 💪🏿🙏🏿💯
Its crazy too because when you hear him talk sometimes you can hear the natural voice in between certain words prior to the accident. D.O.C one the the greatest what if mystery in hip hop
I'll never forget it, 1989 walking threw 163 street mall in Miami so excited to get the D.O.C cassette..every single young man in the mall had the cassette. Thank you Doc for the music and your story. God bless you
His voice is definitely getting stronger I have seen plenty of interviews of Doc this is the first time I actually hear him more clearly peace to the OG.......
You've got that right. Ya'll probably already saw this but there's an IG video of him out there SINGING. His delivery was very soft and the tone was expectedly rough BUT he was in the correct key and he WAS hitting the notes he was supposed to. After The Love Has Gone by Earth, Wind & Fire. The Big Homie's voice has DEFINITELY come a long way. I remember in an old interview he said used to sing all the time before his wreck, so I know that little bit HAD to have felt good for him to do.
It’s great to hear these brothas and sistas speak on their mistakes to reach the younger generation. Much respect and love to the D.O.C. He was so great as a rapper that he didn’t really have to curse in his rhymes to get his message out there. Love these interviews.
@@JaeRocReacts you'd be surprised lol. I seen a couple kids that's fans of the music we grew up off of. They might be interested in watching some of these interviews
@@JaeRocReacts lol exactly what I was thinking, they a couple generations late could of saved some of the dudes that grew up on em. These boys ain’t watchin this shit I be around a bunch of em..
High energy flowing with the wisdom, sense of a rich man knowledge in the rhythm. This is what I'm using to come up with the style so I'll interact, altogether better with da crowd. Nervous for a second, then the record start spinning, then I fall into the state of mind of what I just created.... 30+ years later that shit still goes over everybody's head. The Formula is probably the best rap song ever made in my humble opinion. The D.O.C 💯
@@wesseywes3197 still remember when my mom copped me the cassette single of “it’s funky enough” wrote my name on it with a sharpie 😂😂😂 great times! Early Dre production years were 🔥🔥🔥🔥
His writing game was always on par. I grew up with D.O.C. here in Texas when he was with a group called the Fila Fresh Crew. Was always ahead of his time. Shout out Tracy Curry 💪🏽
D.O.C.’s humbleness is refreshing. Depression is no joke! A lot of people take the coward way out and with Gods help he was able to battle and push through it. Salute to you DOC!
Sometimes yes, but every case of self deletion isn't rooted in cowardice or fear. I'd posture a lot of living gets dragged out for cowardice and unwilling to accept the inevitable, which has a degree of selfishness to it imo, for becoming a burden on the ones that love you, which takes away from their time here just a little bit. It's a complex discussion with a billion different opinions and I'm not trying to upset nobody. Everybody- have a good day today. Now is the best time for you to go do what you been waiting to start. Don't be scared of nothing.
Yup and despite him not being able to carry on his solo career himself he still contributed to a lot of classic music and had a good career playing the background so I guess it all worked out in the end
Glad you alive D.O.C keep going forward just got finished listening to his second album so underrated people say it wasn't good cause his voice but if you look beyond the voice and listen to the lyrics he still got it that funky enough part 2 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Man I didn't even realize he had lost his voice until years later and for a long time I had never knew what had happen to him until I watched Dr Dre behind the music documentary on VH1 back in 1999
A truly gifted man. He was gifted more than most that were out at the time and released a classic album from NOWHERE! album is a banger from front to back.
I believe that to and snoop came from the school of D.O.C. lol and Doggystyle was a classic album and you can play it from start to finish without skipping over songs and the concepts was well thought out just like how the chronic was with Dr Dre when the doc did the "20 dollar sack pyramid" skit with warren g and that shit was so funny and that was back when they was beefing with Tim Dogg and they diss him to
One of the Best to ever grab a mic! At only 21yrs old when his album dropped.. he was waaay ahead of his time. An absolute Legend.. my all time favs were Mind Blowin (where he matches Dre's funkyness) and the Grand Finale (where he sizes up with the Ruthless squad) imo.. only Cube was up there with him!
@@G-TV_TheOneManArmy 1992.. Called up the music store to see if they had his solo CD. Employee was like Can I help U... I tell her yea I'm looking for MC Rens CD... She's like Which one? Me: Kizz my black azz.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 her reaction "EXCUSE ME!!😡" Also picked up Shock of the HR later on...
Always loved doc I thought he was like a west coast rakim but I found out he actually from Texas he’s got a classic album under his belt god bless this brother glad he’s still wit us wit a positive mind frame
Yo D.O.C im sorry for your voice. And im very thankful for your to keep going and not giving up. Thanx to you my fav album was created DOGGYSTYLE. Your a LEGEND DOC! And it s cool how you still with Dre & Snoop!
Ayo. 1989 im from Bronx DOC im 16 that cassette i had it & i wrote word for word to memorize those songs. & i wore my Yankee fitted like DOC. Broke my heart when i heard he was in that car accident. A real lyracisit.
Was so Unique(voice, style, energy, word-play)..Definitely at the Top. Crazy what happened but at least he didn't die and was able to be the Blueprint for the Westcoast rap scene when the tides shifted in the early 90's. No one Can do it better still Slaps.
There a reason why God still have u hear D.O.C.. Always remember it wasn't your time to go. It was the mercy of God that still have u hear. P. S boy I used to bump that cassette every day back in 89'🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣no can do it better!!!!
You still have a dope voice to rap to me!! I still bump the helter skelter album. Shout out the the Legend #TheDOC Much love and respect to ya!!!! You still have your voice to make an impact!!! I wish I could afford a verse I’d Fo sho get you on a record. The Father definitely has your heart for a reason
What's such a shame to me is that his second album, heltah skeltah is one of my favorite rap albums. He didn't lose his voice. His voice changed. His voice worked great on that album, which had a much darker crazier sound psychedelia laced sound
GOD BLESS YOU my brother . Glad you r finally healing . I remember being in jr high and BUMPING your shit . Such fond memories. I still bump your shit D.O.C rappers today cannot flow like u dudes did in those days . You were one of a few rapper also with all clean lyrics . Keep pushing my brother . Know that there’s people out here like myself who still think your music IS THA SHIT 😏
I still listen to No One Can Do It Better, you made a mistake and overcame it. I appreciate you D.O.C, I'm glad you're healing. Thank you for being a part of hip-hop.
I’ve read that’s he’s a real close associate to Dr. Dre. So I’m pretty sure he’s making some sort of income. Doesn’t take. Away from the fact that he never seen his career flourish like it should have. I feel sad for him. He was Literally next up! Stay strong DOC. U left us with gems regardless.
DOC is respected and we will always give him credit for what he contributed to the culture. He was and is a machine.Was man enough to contribute to help others reach the pinnacle of their success. And it's cool Snoop and Dre never turned their backs on him. 🐐💯💪🏾🎤🔥
Cube considers D.O.C the fifth member of N.W.A. Snoop has said D.O.C taught him how to perform and stage presence. He is a legend and his home West Dallas will always support and love him.
MANNNNNNNN ONE OF THE BEST TO DO IT!!!!!! I EVEN LIKE HIS ALBUMS AFTER THE ACCIDENT..... I REMEMBER HEARING THIS VOICE ON DEATHROW SKITS AND ALBUMS.... AND USED TO WONDER WHY SNOOP ALWAYS DROPPED HIS NAME!!!!!..... NO ONE CAN DOT IT BETTER...... AND LETS TALK ABOUT ONE OF THE MOST ECLECTIC SONGS EVER!!! BEAUTIFULL BUT DEADLY!!!!!
Wow, when he said 33 years of depression that hit me in the soul, wow.
It takes a looooong time to climb out of it if it's deep. Took me 15 years personally. Most never climb out and walk around like all is fine. Smh
My depression started in September 2002 when my brother was killed in a car accident. Lord knows I have had some rough times, because he was my only sibling!! Then it seemed like everything started hitting me at once losing my job, losing friends because they didn't understand my grief and depression, gaining 55 lbs; I could go on, but I think y'all understand what I mean. My depression is better through meds, but I totally understand DOC and what he is saying
I never processed the pain this Man endured, and the large amount of depression he dealt with. Thank God for him being a living testimony that we all can barely witness too!!
So true
@@GHOST91141 💯
I'm happier he didn't kill innocent people doing that, he drove under the influence more than once
He lost his voice while being the rising superstar in hip hop. Not too many people on Earth have had that extreme high and low.
Cool comment
It's crazy to think how huge the D.O.C. would have been but it's good that he's here and has a great message from the heart.
the nigga is a millionaire.. he been good.
Millionaire? No.. got to no the music Buisness for 1 for 2 everybody tell you how the got fucked at death row everybody he came out a fucked up deal from ruthless 💯 he told you he shot video for informer the same weekend he tryed coke a day later leaving hotel car accident looses voice so he never made money or recouped of the album that was number 1 at that time because he couldn't do shows,tours,ect then went into a 33yr depression blowing money on drugs and drank. Knight deals he gave these boys bk then I don't he even get royalty of that period. Millionaire I don't but strong testimony 💯 and to still be here to tell it is 💪🏿🙏🏿💯
Its crazy too because when you hear him talk sometimes you can hear the natural voice in between certain words prior to the accident. D.O.C one the the greatest what if mystery in hip hop
Yeh I was just about to comment the same thing! BUT, I do think his voice is getting worse...Respectfully 💔🙌🏽🙏 He's a gent 💯
Ain't no what if. He's the lyrics behind nwa, death row and a lot of artists. He coached Eminem and others.
@@DeeDerry I’ve heard him say it’s actually getting BETTER, & it sounds like it..
Not a what if, because had he not lost his voice he would've been mentioned top 10 dead or alive in hip hop. Dude pen is crazy.
Sounds like he still doing coke.
I'll never forget it, 1989 walking threw 163 street mall in Miami so excited to get the D.O.C cassette..every single young man in the mall had the cassette. Thank you Doc for the music and your story. God bless you
163 st mall North Miami Beach 😮. I remember meeting DMX at specs music in 98 out there.
I remember 163 st mall in NMB, those were the days.. I was there in 2002 and all the department stores were closed.. it looked like a flea market.
@@Limejuice305 I saw Juvenile there one time in like 03 but I didn't go try to talk to him I just saw him lol
@@jennykerolle8983 really wow
@@rodneychassagne7243 yes, it looked completely different.
His voice is definitely getting stronger I have seen plenty of interviews of Doc this is the first time I actually hear him more clearly peace to the OG.......
i agree he sound a lil different in this one
I agree too...
You've got that right. Ya'll probably already saw this but there's an IG video of him out there SINGING. His delivery was very soft and the tone was expectedly rough BUT he was in the correct key and he WAS hitting the notes he was supposed to. After The Love Has Gone by Earth, Wind & Fire. The Big Homie's voice has DEFINITELY come a long way. I remember in an old interview he said used to sing all the time before his wreck, so I know that little bit HAD to have felt good for him to do.
It’s great to hear these brothas and sistas speak on their mistakes to reach the younger generation. Much respect and love to the D.O.C. He was so great as a rapper that he didn’t really have to curse in his rhymes to get his message out there. Love these interviews.
you know damn well these interviews dont reach the younger generation 😂
Doing drugs isn’t a mistake
@@JaeRocReacts you'd be surprised lol. I seen a couple kids that's fans of the music we grew up off of. They might be interested in watching some of these interviews
Yeah I really like that he's accepting accountability instead of playing the blame game
@@JaeRocReacts lol exactly what I was thinking, they a couple generations late could of saved some of the dudes that grew up on em. These boys ain’t watchin this shit I be around a bunch of em..
D.O.C was a beast on the mic. Crazy flow and bars. I suggest if have not heard his music, you do
I second that. Salute
Mind Blowin, The Formula, Funky Enough... Definitely No One Could Do It Better! Much love DOC, glad your still with us!
High energy flowing with the wisdom, sense of a rich man knowledge in the rhythm. This is what I'm using to come up with the style so I'll interact, altogether better with da crowd. Nervous for a second, then the record start spinning, then I fall into the state of mind of what I just created.... 30+ years later that shit still goes over everybody's head. The Formula is probably the best rap song ever made in my humble opinion. The D.O.C 💯
My favorite hip hop/rap song of all time. That song is just epic.
i agree... Dre is getting funky enough!
@@wesseywes3197 still remember when my mom copped me the cassette single of “it’s funky enough” wrote my name on it with a sharpie 😂😂😂 great times! Early Dre production years were 🔥🔥🔥🔥
My brother and I rapped this song so much. Forever one of the best classics
His writing game was always on par. I grew up with D.O.C. here in Texas when he was with a group called the Fila Fresh Crew. Was always ahead of his time. Shout out Tracy Curry 💪🏽
D.O.C.’s humbleness is refreshing. Depression is no joke! A lot of people take the coward way out and with Gods help he was able to battle and push through it. Salute to you DOC!
If you truly understood depression you wouldn't call it "the cowards way out"
@@thugmonk9837 Respect. Poor choice of words on my part.
@@kennethn2804 🙏🏾 respect bro
Sometimes yes, but every case of self deletion isn't rooted in cowardice or fear. I'd posture a lot of living gets dragged out for cowardice and unwilling to accept the inevitable, which has a degree of selfishness to it imo, for becoming a burden on the ones that love you, which takes away from their time here just a little bit.
It's a complex discussion with a billion different opinions and I'm not trying to upset nobody. Everybody- have a good day today. Now is the best time for you to go do what you been waiting to start. Don't be scared of nothing.
“I needed you to be THIS man for THIS mission.” 💡
It's sad what this man went through. What a story? Glad he's still around to tell his story. No one can do it better is always a classic!!!!!
Yup and despite him not being able to carry on his solo career himself he still contributed to a lot of classic music and had a good career playing the background so I guess it all worked out in the end
If he didn’t loose his voice the chronic would’ve been his album.
High energy, full of wisdom!💯
Glad you alive D.O.C keep going forward just got finished listening to his second album so underrated people say it wasn't good cause his voice but if you look beyond the voice and listen to the lyrics he still got it that funky enough part 2 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We still with you doc! I remember your journey
Damn when he said 21 I literally felt for him that’s literally my age I’m 21 I can’t imagine that pain
Man I didn't even realize he had lost his voice until years later and for a long time I had never knew what had happen to him until I watched Dr Dre behind the music documentary on VH1 back in 1999
A truly gifted man. He was gifted more than most that were out at the time and released a classic album from NOWHERE! album is a banger from front to back.
It's Great to see The D.O.C Blessed to Be Alive
One of the best hiphop writers of all time.
And Rappers, you better check the resume kid..
We all love you DOC & we all listening to every word you say brother, thank you so very much 4 sharing ♠️♠️♠️
This one of the greatest 7 mins I've ever seen. Props to the D.O.C and for you letting him get this out Art
Snoop became the voice he didn’t have….now we know why doggie style is Snoops best album. 💯
I believe that to and snoop came from the school of D.O.C. lol and Doggystyle was a classic album and you can play it from start to finish without skipping over songs and the concepts was well thought out just like how the chronic was with Dr Dre when the doc did the "20 dollar sack pyramid" skit with warren g and that shit was so funny and that was back when they was beefing with Tim Dogg and they diss him to
His only good album I’d say.
@@boondoggle4820 I think his 2nd album, The Doggfather, was underrated.
@@oaklandsoldier8520 I agree 💯
@@oaklandsoldier8520 I second that goldrush is crazy hard along with six minutes
One of the Best to ever grab a mic! At only 21yrs old when his album dropped.. he was waaay ahead of his time. An absolute Legend.. my all time favs were Mind Blowin (where he matches Dre's funkyness) and the Grand Finale (where he sizes up with the Ruthless squad) imo.. only Cube was up there with him!
Bruh. Mind blowing was the shit. Salute to real hip hop fans
Mc ren is pretty hard too
@@G-TV_TheOneManArmy 1992.. Called up the music store to see if they had his solo CD.
Employee was like Can I help U... I tell her yea I'm looking for MC Rens CD... She's like Which one?
Me: Kizz my black azz.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 her reaction "EXCUSE ME!!😡" Also picked up Shock of the HR later on...
@@RamFamGamerz seriously 🤣
@@G-TV_TheOneManArmy Yupp! Lifetime memory yo! 😆
Bless this man for being so honest. You don’t see honesty like this very often.
Loving ❤ the honesty! Keep being you DOC.
I pay this man the highest form of respect deep,powerful,and poignant mad respect to this triple og be well brotha✊🏿👌🏿💯#GreetingsFromFatauluLand
You can see the sadness in his eyes while he's talking about this tragedy. Although his voice will never be the same, glad he survived! Damn.
man, he should do voice acting with that voice now 💰
DOC is a LEGEND! 💯
And Eazy paid for his medical bills while his buddy Dre didn’t give a fuck
So profound... G.O.D said I done this to build you.... wow ty D.O.C 🙏🏾
Glad your doing well and at peace. Must’ve been a real rough journey
Doc we all know your great, thank you for all your work and music you have worked on, Cheers from Ontario Canada
That's a lot to carry and have on your mind knowing your life will never be the same again
What a man, 💯 respect D.O.C
Always loved doc I thought he was like a west coast rakim but I found out he actually from Texas he’s got a classic album under his belt god bless this brother glad he’s still wit us wit a positive mind frame
His car accident shifted the entire West Coast rap scene.
His accident happened right when he was at the Top
I had a life time changing injury in my 20s still depressed to this day.
Art of dialogue 😡🤬 When Doc started giving Snoop props 😂😂😂😂
Yo D.O.C im sorry for your voice. And im very thankful for your to keep going and not giving up. Thanx to you my fav album was created DOGGYSTYLE. Your a LEGEND DOC! And it s cool how you still with Dre & Snoop!
I didn’t know how much i needed to see this interview 🙏🏾👑
I am glad to hear the full story
High energy flowin with the wisdom
No one can do it better! Big up D.O.C..
Doc no one can do it better
Wonderful lyricist ..Originality is a must whenever I bust……. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
God got you bro! Much love DOC!
Ayo. 1989 im from Bronx DOC im 16 that cassette i had it & i wrote word for word to memorize those songs. & i wore my Yankee fitted like DOC. Broke my heart when i heard he was in that car accident. A real lyracisit.
Promise u two things. I was in 8th grade when he dropped his first album. And I knw every word to all tracks. It's still getting funky doc
I knew everything about the situation, but still have to support this legend .Man the Doc flow was smooth asf and I ain't just talking.
D.O.C was from Texas, imagine for a minute if he had went to J Prince and Rap-A-Lot records.
Was so Unique(voice, style, energy, word-play)..Definitely at the Top. Crazy what happened but at least he didn't die and was able to be the Blueprint for the Westcoast rap scene when the tides shifted in the early 90's. No one Can do it better still Slaps.
Very talented dude hate he lost his voice glad he here to tell his story
DOC is a real Legend out here in the D..i remember pops bumpin D.O.C tape bac when we wuz a 9 in '91..salute a
Legend 🎤...shout out from Dallas
Sad upcoming for Mr D.O.C.but it's a blessing to recover through it.
Yo, I get more and more respect for DOC every time i hear him speak
May God continue to bless DOC!! 💯
One of the greatest artists ever!!
He was very good when he came out, but "greatest artist ever" is a long stretch
There a reason why God still have u hear D.O.C.. Always remember it wasn't your time to go. It was the mercy of God that still have u hear. P. S boy I used to bump that cassette every day back in 89'🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣no can do it better!!!!
The DOC walked the path and is still blessed
This man aged very well.
Wow…. God bless you brother🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 you was meant to be on this earth… wishing you all the blessings and success
Life is so unfair, but I'm glad D.O.C. rose above it.
Such incredible wisdom from this man
D.O.C is an absolute legend, love his music
I'm glad he stay strong & made it thru 33 years of depression that's a long time that's like being in jail and being in your own body
You still have a dope voice to rap to me!! I still bump the helter skelter album.
Shout out the the Legend #TheDOC
Much love and respect to ya!!!!
You still have your voice to make an impact!!! I wish I could afford a verse I’d Fo sho get you on a record.
The Father definitely has your heart for a reason
D.O.C. Thank you for sharing your testimony. Hallelujah! 🙏🏾
Respect D.O.C. This is a interview great guys
What's such a shame to me is that his second album, heltah skeltah is one of my favorite rap albums. He didn't lose his voice. His voice changed. His voice worked great on that album, which had a much darker crazier sound psychedelia laced sound
I love how he recognizes that God has a plan for him and a testimony 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
DOC a legend
Sho is
Dre & Snoop and so many others owe their entire career and family tree to this man
GOD BLESS YOU my brother . Glad you r finally healing . I remember being in jr high and BUMPING your shit . Such fond memories. I still bump your shit D.O.C rappers today cannot flow like u dudes did in those days . You were one of a few rapper also with all clean lyrics . Keep pushing my brother . Know that there’s people out here like myself who still think your music IS THA SHIT 😏
I still listen to No One Can Do It Better, you made a mistake and overcame it. I appreciate you D.O.C, I'm glad you're healing. Thank you for being a part of hip-hop.
D.O.C responsible for a lot others success, wrote a lot of hits there's hits we know others sang that D.O.C, he's apart of Hip Hop History Forever 🙏🏽
Art I been on ya channel...But you been the man fam👊🏿...From Jewell and now DOC..smfh ..Keep going brotha...Army Vet (4/1 CAV)
Powerful perspective.
I’ve read that’s he’s a real close associate to Dr. Dre. So I’m pretty sure he’s making some sort of income. Doesn’t take. Away from the fact that he never seen his career flourish like it should have. I feel sad for him. He was Literally next up! Stay strong DOC. U left us with gems regardless.
I could listen to him talk forever. You can feel his pure and honest soul .
One of the greatest rappers of all time
DOC is respected and we will always give him credit for what he contributed to the culture. He was and is a machine.Was man enough to contribute to help others reach the pinnacle of their success. And it's cool Snoop and Dre never turned their backs on him. 🐐💯💪🏾🎤🔥
D. WE STILL LOVE U MAAAANNN!!![999]
Wow so glad you made it through because you are so talented and wise
When God talks to you through other people be thankful and let him take you on your purpose
Cube considers D.O.C the fifth member of N.W.A. Snoop has said D.O.C taught him how to perform and stage presence. He is a legend and his home West Dallas will always support and love him.
Definitely want to continue hearing you DOC.
Wow! S/o da DOC & D.O. Double G 🙏🏽
MANNNNNNNN ONE OF THE BEST TO DO IT!!!!!! I EVEN LIKE HIS ALBUMS AFTER THE ACCIDENT..... I REMEMBER HEARING THIS VOICE ON DEATHROW SKITS AND ALBUMS.... AND USED TO WONDER WHY SNOOP ALWAYS DROPPED HIS NAME!!!!!..... NO ONE CAN DOT IT BETTER...... AND LETS TALK ABOUT ONE OF THE MOST ECLECTIC SONGS EVER!!! BEAUTIFULL BUT DEADLY!!!!!
Many blessings to DOC.🖤💚❤
Mad respect to you D xxxx
Devine intervention
🙏🏾💙 this has surprising good interview. I see why Erykah liked him.
Has he ever tried an auto tune type of thing to see if his voice somehow smooths out? Or even lowering the pitch , digitally.
I'm just guessing
Formula was dope, No cuzz words at all and I love cuzzing. Legend
“Yo, Dre lend me a mutha f****** ear” Lend me an ear
He almost did it tho
There was no cursing on the whole album
@@Writer341 The song, Lend me an ear has " "Mother Fucking" in it.
@@forburlena1720 thank you for mentioning
It takes a "journey" to speak this wisdom. Thank You Lord that I was able to hear it.
The D.O.C is definitely one of the GOATs💪🏾💪🏾🔥💯
The greatest to ever do it 🏆