They would’ve been the biggest!!!!! Sad that Suge the greatest CEO and Pac the greatest rapper and was on his way to being a prolific actor. They did that to themselves Pac wasn’t a victim he was a instigator.
And who knows how much Pac would’ve done . Probably would’ve done a load more movies , dropping the occasional album and maybe into politics . Suge had to ruin it all
There's no denying Death Row was a behemoth of a lable with some of the finest producers and rappers to have ever graced the mic. Their Magnum opus was 2pac. He took the lable to such dizzy and untouchable heights. There was only going to be one outcome ...
Imo Dre was the key, not Pac. Pac greatest works were published before signed to Death Row, while Dre pretty much created a whole new genre through death row and produced pretty much all beats for the biggest hits coming out from the label.
@@DonDadda45 You stand corrected. Dre would often get a lot of the credit for the other producers beats ... Daz Dillinger, Warren G, Jonny J (to name a few!)
@@hectorbartlett567 Nahh bro even considering them, Dre made the majority of the biggest Hits. Daz made some fucking bangers too but when it comes to the best of the best, it's always Dre. No one touching his production skills by a longshot
A lot of respect for Dre, he not only got out from under a snake but then launched and took others with him to greater success. Not everyone could or would have done it like that. Great collaborator.
Oxymoron. Snoop was a gang anger. Tyring to leave like a normal guy. Tupac that was not was the one running around trying to be "real". He later died for it
@@jayjay-bm8wj yup. On Suge’s watch. Tupac unknowingly aligned him self with MOB Piru which got him murdered in Las Vegas by known enemies Southside Crip of Compton.
If 2Pac hadn't signed to Death Row, he'd still be alive. I believe if he'd signed to Master P and No Limit Records, he'd have never gotten in all that trouble. Master P would've never let that happen.
Around the time pac died no limit was still just a regional successful label they wouldn't become major stars until 1998 pac signing with master p in 95 to get outta prison isnt realistic..
I think the sad reality is Pac was just born to die in a tragic way. Everyone was gunning for him, Feds, Puffy, Nation of Islam, Jewish Defense League.
I love the group "2013"! 😭 It's okay If you didn't grow up on this music. You still do a good job informing the fans. Mistakes will be made. Just learn from them. 👍
@@Mari-Tolit i been studyin the history of music since i was a kid. what happened was essentially a war in the industry. it was a battle for power and who could hold the most influence. whether it was Suge terrorizing individuals into submitting to his authority or Diddy makin himself the center of attention in any way possible, there were so many individuals who held power over the industry and it’s artists and their endgame was to benefit themselves. in the process, they destroyed so much to get further. corruption exists all around us and is so heavily prevalent in the industry, even today. so yes, it was a war and always will be. a war between the greed and power of executives and labels versus the artists and musicians who keep the industry alive.
@@Mari-Tolit”Bro act like they went to war” *Meanwhile*: Biggie Vs Tupac feud East Coast Vs West Coast rivalry Constant dissing left and right The deaths of Biggie, 2Pac, known as speculated of both labels, etc… I’d call that a war 💀🤦🏽♂️
They tried. Listen to Dre's "Kush" song. Also Eminem with Royce Bad Meets Evil "Fast Lane" I forget the name of the guy(s) but on them songs somebody was trying to sound like Nate
Actually Nate had two independent albums out before he remastered The G Funk classics Vol. 1&2 for his own label 💯 His first official album was actually "Ghetto Preacher" (1998) & his second album was actually "The Prodigal Son" (2000) & both albums have every single song that he later put on The "GFunk Classics" compilation greatest hits album that you showed on this video!!!!! BTW , Jewell also did the "For The Love Of Money" hook for BTNH 💯 RIP to Nate Dogg & Jewell, they was the only real G's on Death Row Records!!!!!
Nate’s first album was called “G Funk Classics Vol 1.” released briefly on Death Row in early 1997. It was pulled from distribution almost immediately. But yes it’s what Ghetto Preacher became.
Everytime I hear Tupac's voice or songs they bring back a lot of memories of how life was so complex yet so much better. Just hearing that West Coast style beat productions made even us Northern Canadians feel like we had palm trees wearing kaki suits and chucks. Now in my 50's I still play a lot of Pac and the original Deathrow Records music from the early 90's.
90’s were truly special times when mostly musicians legends were all still alive at one time! It’s truly the last era of true original out of this world talent! MJ, pac, Luther vandross etc too many to mention
@@12tribes61 it was a glorious time when artists and producers literally slept inside studios. The time when the musical Gods were right there beside them from the 70's-90's.
My man you got it right. I feel the same way. The 90's were so nostalgic. But now it's 2022 and if you are looking to discover some more music of that kind have a leap of faith and with an open mind give some of the albums on the link below a listen and just maybe you will be just as entertained. Make thus discovery why don't you. May the Lord bless you abundantly. Live long and prosper. Enjoy the music. ruclips.net/channel/UCj_7o5vq72mkeyGIl5kviRA
Man if Suge had his mind right he could of been the Berry Gordy of Rap. Had rap and R n B talent on lock. Kurupt is definitely underrated. Lady Of Rage wasn’t promoted right. She was before her time. Get well
Here's some corrections the group with Nate Dogg Warren g and Snoop Dogg is not 2013 it's 213 and Forest lawn memorial is not in Long Beach California it's in Glendale California... Dr Dre's first album from leaving death row on aftermath was "Dr Dre presents the aftermath"...
Here are some more corrections some for you, some in general. Forest Lawn is also a cemetary in Long Beach, which is where Nate rests. Michelle'le not only had a child with Suge, she also had one with Dre. 😂
@@alanrabbitte2123 Next Friday was always going to be somewhat of a letdown, especially without Chris Tucker. Mike Epps did a good enough job to warrant a respectable third film though.
Kurrupt da kingpin will forever remain the rapper with the greatest and hottest rap bars ever on Death Row records. His rhymes were lethal. He is an underrated LEGEND.
@@SuperFunkykool The DOC was affiliated with Death Row but his iconic album came before Death Row formed. And although he wrote some lyrics on The Chronic and maybe some other Dre albums he had lost his voice before The Chronic dropped, never rapped again and so I can't really consider him a Death Row artist.
Congratulations on Snoop for all the achievements and dreams he has accomplished throughout the years. If only Tupac would have this much success. Good luck to the rest of the former death row artists on how to stay relevant and getting money.
13:33 "Snoop Dogg doesn't accept him [Danny Boy] because of his sexuality"... Weird from Snoop to sign him up on Death Row Records if he's that hateful towards him.
G-Unit Shady Aftermath Dr. Dre 50 Cent Eminem The Game Lloyd Banks, D12, Obie Trice, Young Buck, Yayo, Xzibit, Stat Quo, Busta Rhymes..... With Nate Dogg on a hook or two every album
Then just maybe you might like some of the albums on the link below. Have leap of faith and give them a listen instead of discarding this. God Bless. ruclips.net/channel/UCj_7o5vq72mkeyGIl5kviRA
All of the Artists on Death Row ,were talented,Suge Knight ran that empire like a Evil Narrccist Thug,he should have been more business like than a RULER,, I've always loved 2 "Pac and Nate Dogg,,Lady of Rage,Snoop,,......Rest in Peace;;2 Pac Rest in Peace::Nate Dogg.🦋🕊🦋🕊
This whole expose is full of misinformation. Calling Nate's solo career unsuccessful is total nonsense. "The group twenty thirteen" WTF is that LOL The whole "Daz was arrested for drug possesion" comment is misleading. It was weed. On another note-Kurupt did a lot of damage to his brain. His rhymes after Space Boogey album all sound weird and slurred and off. Even to this day sober Kurupt doesnt sound sharp anymore. His speech is weird and delayed and lacks crispness. It's sad. He was a great emcee in his prime.
I watched through the video even after too much suffering of this guy's ignorance, but the comment on nate dogg's solo career made me stop the video and look for your comment. this is why youtube is no longer what it used to be
Technically the reason Daz really went at Kanye it’s because someone made a tape sounding exactly like Kanye and there was something going on between Snoop and Kanye at the time but it wasn’t that serious but whoever made this tape and put it out there pretending to really be Kanye said a lot of stuff about Snoop, Long Beach and the Crips. At one point this person that sounded like Kanye and was portraying himself as Kanye was saying things like “I’m a god and what’s a god to a Crip?” Everyone knows it’s fake now but at the time there were a lot of Crips in Los Angeles, Long Beach , Compton , etc. that were pissed about it. The stuff about Trump was just icing on the cake that they could rub in his face but it was that fake Kanye tape that said everything off.
A more interesting question is what happened to artists of Bad Boy. They're either dead (Big, Craig Mac, and Black Rob) or got locked up(Loon and G-dep) or deported (Shyne) or left the label literally broke (e.g. the Lox and 112). The most successful Bad Boy artist is Diddy.
“What happened to the Death Row artists?” The ones that were smart realized Death Row was an impending death trap and got out while the getting was good.
Please do a video on the artists at ruthless records. That was eazy e label. And 2pacs holligram was accurately scary. That's why the crowd was quiet as shit. Crazy as hell . 2pac 4ever
213 is not pronounced "2013," like the year. It's "two, one, three." I'm pretty sure that's common knowledge amongst anyone who knows about snoop, nate, and Warren g, but maybe I'm wrong
I can tell that even though you didn't grow up in this era of music, you've done some really good research, but please make sure to research the artists' songs BEYOND mainstream chart success. Black artists, especially hip hop artists received hardly ANY recognition back then (because, "ray-sizm"), so there were several artists that you low key played TF out of, that had songs that were quite successful amongst their immediate audiences (i.e., Miche'le's "Something in My Heart", that was all over urban radio for years), because you were solely paying attention to Billboard and other mainstream stats.
I want to focus on Hammer.....alot people criticize Hammer for switching up to more harder appeal....You got to realize when Hammer did his commercial hits, Hammer was very young. I don't think he was even in his 30 yet when he made multiple millions. When he lost it all due to taxes, fake friends, & his over spending lead to his depression, which lead to take some time off & revitalize his career by signing with Death Row Records. Although he.put out some fairly good records on Death Row but it never matched the success of "Too Legit 2 Quit". When the nonsense came to Death Row, he did the smart thing & bounced.....I have so much respect 4 Hammer ! 💯✌❤✌❤💯
@nemo pouncey Cool, Cool ....I heard also during the infamous 'Meeting Beatens" it would be Suge instructing Pac, The Outlaws, Mob Piru Bloods & Hammer participating in those beaten to those who was in trouble with Suge.
So essentially Suge was no better then Jerry Heller? Except instead giving them a little bit of money at a time he had his artists cars and other assets in his name. What’s the difference? Suge left his artists high and dry smh
Suge did something outrageous, don't forget that he was the main guy behind the Rampart Scandal, I dunno who I hate more, him or Puffy, but I think it'll be Suge, especially what I saw in Straight Outta Compton.
If you miss it , go check KXNG Crooked I 💯 him and his brothers Shoegang are the realest rappers out right now Crook was actually the rapper Em said is “The most criminally slept on rapper ever” Tbh they are thi only rappers I consistently listen to I tried posting a link to Crooks Legendary “HIpHopWeekly 2019” but it always disappears lol but I implore you to go check It this was the second time he released absolute 🔥 every week for 52 weeks , the first was “HIpHopWeekly 2007” ALL for FREE!!!
The East Coast & The West Coast have like this weird marriage arrangement when it comes to each others talent. Check it yaw, The King Of Hooks goes to...... On the West Coast, that title goes to "Nate Dogg"..... On the East Coast, we got "DV Alias Khryst"..…. I would loved to seen a Nate Dogg & Khryst collaboration album or at least a song. On the West Got Snoop.... On the East we got Fabolous..... On the West they got Michel'le... On the East we got Mary J. Blige.,. On the West they Had 2Pac.... On the East we had Ja Rule.., On the West they had Ice T.... On the East we had Tim Dog.... On West they got Dr Dre... Here on the East we got DJ Premier.... The West got Da 5 Footaz (Shouts Out To Neb Luv.aka Dirty Redd...love you girl) On the East we had Wu Tangs Deadly Venoms..,(Musch love to Linque & N-Tyce) I always said the East & The West should back then kiss, hug, & make up.....let's make money, moves & babies together ! ⭐🔥💯⭐🔥💯⭐🔥💯 🔥⭐🔥⭐🔥⭐🔥
Suge should’ve protected himself instead of injected himself. What I mean by that is he got poisoned by gang violence to much, and he met his defeat by the street.
“Truly We have prepared for the wrongdoers the fire, the smoke of which covers them like a tent. And if they ask for help (against thirst), they are helped with water like molten copper that roasts their faces. The worst drink and the worst place to stay!” Surah Al Kahf 18, verse 29
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Who's your favorite death row artist?
almost all of them
Dre snoop and pac
Tha Realest
Dr.dre and snoop dog
@@5thdawg917 You mean Pac right?
Michel'le's voice always amazes me she sounds like a cartoon irl but when singing her voice is so precious
Had Suge left the gang life behind he would probably be a billionaire by now and 2pac would possibly still be alive.
They would’ve been the biggest!!!!! Sad that Suge the greatest CEO and Pac the greatest rapper and was on his way to being a prolific actor. They did that to themselves Pac wasn’t a victim he was a instigator.
That's a fact.
Hell yes he would be banking.
And who knows how much Pac would’ve done . Probably would’ve done a load more movies , dropping the occasional album and maybe into politics . Suge had to ruin it all
@@danielswan690 Easy to blame Suge but Pac was reckless too
There's no denying Death Row was a behemoth of a lable with some of the finest producers and rappers to have ever graced the mic. Their Magnum opus was 2pac. He took the lable to such dizzy and untouchable heights. There was only going to be one outcome ...
Imo Dre was the key, not Pac. Pac greatest works were published before signed to Death Row, while Dre pretty much created a whole new genre through death row and produced pretty much all beats for the biggest hits coming out from the label.
Dre was the main guy, Tupac was most popular one
Man pac came straight from Brooklyn. He wasn't no Westside gangster. He knew where he came from. He started that beef and it was dumb
@@DonDadda45 You stand corrected. Dre would often get a lot of the credit for the other producers beats ... Daz Dillinger, Warren G, Jonny J (to name a few!)
@@hectorbartlett567 Nahh bro even considering them, Dre made the majority of the biggest Hits. Daz made some fucking bangers too but when it comes to the best of the best, it's always Dre. No one touching his production skills by a longshot
A lot of respect for Dre, he not only got out from under a snake but then launched and took others with him to greater success. Not everyone could or would have done it like that. Great collaborator.
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Alot of respect for the all the domestic violence as well?
Nobody gives af@@ervgotti130
Kurupt is a legend. Period.
kurupt and nate dogg
Lyrically, pretty much the best rapper ever.
@@johncouri3455 lol wow.. thats a big claim..
DAZ and kurupt were a deadly duo, DAZ'z production was insane. those basslines were crazy
@@johncouri3455 lmao I fw dogg pound but mobb deep 🤌🏼
Death Row was the premiere rap label in the 1990's. The music dominated the rap and pop charts and has stood the test of time.
It just sucks that the label went under. Hopefully Snoop gaining it back will make it happen again. We’ll see
@@PeekaBooo24 not too sure, so far Snoop is just making NFT’s.
@@PeekaBooo24 highly doubt it..snoop hasn't had a hit for 20years
@@NatronFatumallafalla drop it like it’s
Snoop Doggy Dogg was a genius OG hip hop of gangsta rap history! Bow wow wow yippy yo yippy ya! Snoop Dogg
RIP Nate Dogg, one of the greatest to ever do it.
Man Kurupt is Too Underrated one of the best lyricsist of all Time
Absolutely damn right.
Yeah
word
that why the gay white boy praise him. ladyshady
@@オッさんタイプXの日産に乗る Gay white boy? Try harder bro
“I signed to Death Row Records to make music. Not gang bang.”
🙌🏽 respect to Snoop Doggy Dogg
100% bullshit tho!
@@gzus1482 oh snoop definitely had ties to the streets but he separated bad business from music.
Oxymoron. Snoop was a gang anger. Tyring to leave like a normal guy. Tupac that was not was the one running around trying to be "real". He later died for it
@@jayjay-bm8wj yup. On Suge’s watch. Tupac unknowingly aligned him self with MOB Piru which got him murdered in Las Vegas by known enemies Southside Crip of Compton.
Truest relevant 100%
If 2Pac hadn't signed to Death Row, he'd still be alive. I believe if he'd signed to Master P and No Limit Records, he'd have never gotten in all that trouble. Master P would've never let that happen.
Around the time pac died no limit was still just a regional successful label they wouldn't become major stars until 1998 pac signing with master p in 95 to get outta prison isnt realistic..
Wouldn't of been the same.. no limit beats was mostly garbage.. not pac style
Master P couldn't even keep his own brother from getting himself tossed in jail for life, how was he going to control Pac? Wtf🤦♂️
Who knows .......who cares!?
I think the sad reality is Pac was just born to die in a tragic way. Everyone was gunning for him, Feds, Puffy, Nation of Islam, Jewish Defense League.
Sad Fact: 2pac didn't last a whole year on death row before he was killed!
He was released in October of 95 dead by September of 96 RIP the 🐐
What ?
Who says hes dead?? I seen evidence he's alive buddy. You been watching too much news to think he dead.
@@MakavelithePrince96 you are a fool if you believe he’s still alive. Let the great rest in peace
@@lexkanyima2195 I know right. These people are brain dead. They think a sell out like Tupac is dead when he never was.
I see it. One time too
I love the group "2013"! 😭
It's okay If you didn't grow up on this music. You still do a good job informing the fans. Mistakes will be made. Just learn from them. 👍
Thanks
That’s why I came here I was looking for this comment 😂
@@juniorjr5776 me too 😂
@@surejoe2677 😂😂
Yes. Thank you! Everyone can make mistakes. Tho
It's so weird that Half of death row artists got sick or died 🤔
it’s a shame how greed can destroy such beautiful & influential pieces of history.
Bro act like they went to war
@@Mari-Tolit i been studyin the history of music since i was a kid. what happened was essentially a war in the industry. it was a battle for power and who could hold the most influence. whether it was Suge terrorizing individuals into submitting to his authority or Diddy makin himself the center of attention in any way possible, there were so many individuals who held power over the industry and it’s artists and their endgame was to benefit themselves. in the process, they destroyed so much to get further. corruption exists all around us and is so heavily prevalent in the industry, even today. so yes, it was a war and always will be. a war between the greed and power of executives and labels versus the artists and musicians who keep the industry alive.
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@Mari-Tolit Suge went to war with Diddy. I don’t know if it would be called a war, but he started a competition.
@@Mari-Tolit”Bro act like they went to war”
*Meanwhile*:
Biggie Vs Tupac feud
East Coast Vs West Coast rivalry
Constant dissing left and right
The deaths of Biggie, 2Pac, known as speculated of both labels, etc…
I’d call that a war 💀🤦🏽♂️
Nate doggs voice will never be replaced or be able to be re-done
They tried. Listen to Dre's "Kush" song. Also Eminem with Royce Bad Meets Evil "Fast Lane" I forget the name of the guy(s) but on them songs somebody was trying to sound like Nate
Actually Nate had two independent albums out before he remastered The G Funk classics Vol. 1&2 for his own label 💯 His first official album was actually "Ghetto Preacher" (1998) & his second album was actually "The Prodigal Son" (2000) & both albums have every single song that he later put on The "GFunk Classics" compilation greatest hits album that you showed on this video!!!!! BTW , Jewell also did the "For The Love Of Money" hook for BTNH 💯 RIP to Nate Dogg & Jewell, they was the only real G's on Death Row Records!!!!!
Nate’s first album was called “G Funk Classics Vol 1.” released briefly on Death Row in early 1997. It was pulled from distribution almost immediately. But yes it’s what Ghetto Preacher became.
Death Row sold Nate Dogg after they dropped "Never Leave Me Alone" in 1996
Nate Dogg is soul and gfunk classic sounds 100%. Rip too him and jewell.
You can't forget to mention that Michel'le sang the chorus to "Run Tha Streetz" by 2Pac .. that's major!
You can run the Streets with your thug's
They did mention it at @9:12
That song is awful 🤢
That was the batch that was funking everybody on the lebal
That was the batch that was funking everybody on the lebal
That was sad about Jewell. Had no idea she passed away :(
Same. That’s so heartbreaking.
R.I.P.
Didn’t she passed away of breast cancer?
😢@@KadeemG61
Everytime I hear Tupac's voice or songs they bring back a lot of memories of how life was so complex yet so much better. Just hearing that West Coast style beat productions made even us Northern Canadians feel like we had palm trees wearing kaki suits and chucks. Now in my 50's I still play a lot of Pac and the original Deathrow Records music from the early 90's.
90’s were truly special times when mostly musicians legends were all still alive at one time! It’s truly the last era of true original out of this world talent! MJ, pac, Luther vandross etc too many to mention
I know, life just seemed so much better back then. I miss the 90s and the times I had to hide Tupac cd's from my parents lol
@@12tribes61 it was a glorious time when artists and producers literally slept inside studios. The time when the musical Gods were right there beside them from the 70's-90's.
@@Do_i_amuse_you lol i remember my dad broke my Chronic CD by Dr Dre when he heard the swearing on it 😂🤣🤣🤣 miss the 90s my teen years
My man you got it right. I feel the same way. The 90's were so nostalgic. But now it's 2022 and if you are looking to discover some more music of that kind have a leap of faith and with an open mind give some of the albums on the link below a listen and just maybe you will be just as entertained. Make thus discovery why don't you. May the Lord bless you abundantly. Live long and prosper. Enjoy the music.
ruclips.net/channel/UCj_7o5vq72mkeyGIl5kviRA
Nate Dogg G Funk Classics is one of the Greatest double disk albums ever made.
I know guy doesn’t know hip hop
Fr, this nerd don’t know wtf he’s talkin bout…
@@romant142 He said "The group 2013" lmao 7:10
He is OG man
Lady of Rage is one of my favorite female MCs highly underrated
Always liked Afro Puffs.
Check out her 1997 album Necessary Roughness
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Best female rap artist ever !!✌🏽
Man if Suge had his mind right he could of been the Berry Gordy of Rap. Had rap and R n B talent on lock. Kurupt is definitely underrated. Lady Of Rage wasn’t promoted right. She was before her time. Get well
Ohhhh hell nah!
Menajahtwa from Ruthless with their Cha-Licious album. Underrated female rap duo
Lady of rage will for ever be underrated.
Here's some corrections the group with Nate Dogg Warren g and Snoop Dogg is not 2013 it's 213 and Forest lawn memorial is not in Long Beach California it's in Glendale California... Dr Dre's first album from leaving death row on aftermath was "Dr Dre presents the aftermath"...
School dis muthphucka
Same I noticed the same thing
Here are some more corrections some for you, some in general. Forest Lawn is also a cemetary in Long Beach, which is where Nate rests. Michelle'le not only had a child with Suge, she also had one with Dre. 😂
@@gzus1482 the son that died of a overdose or another kid ?
There are multiple Forest Lawn locations. Glendale, Long Beach, Covina, Hollywood Hills, Cypress...I live in LA, they're all over the place out here.
R.I.P Nate and Jewel. I hope lady of rage gets better.
RIP Jewell so beautiful and talented
Dang I didn’t know Jewel died, I watched a Art of Conversation video of her not to long ago… Rest Up
Nate and Snoop’s group was called 213, like the LA area code, not 2013 like the year.
Completely forgot to mention that Lady Of Rage was also in the classic Next Friday
Friday is a classic.. Next Friday was shit lol
@@alanrabbitte2123 next Friday was funny as hell fym
@@DonTheking maybe some funny parts.. nothing compared to the original
@@alanrabbitte2123 🧢
@@alanrabbitte2123
Next Friday was always going to be somewhat of a letdown, especially without Chris Tucker. Mike Epps did a good enough job to warrant a respectable third film though.
LADY OF RAGE IS PURE RAP FYRE!!!
She aiight....
She was supermega dope.
Rip 2pac jewell and Nate Dogg y’all will definitely be missed
Kurrupt da kingpin will forever remain the rapper with the greatest and hottest rap bars ever on Death Row records. His rhymes were lethal. He is an underrated LEGEND.
And you left out RBX, I can tell this era was before your time. He was a big part of The Chronic album.
I just made a post about that very person. How he's gonna leave X out of the equation.
What about the D.O.C.
@@SuperFunkykool The DOC was affiliated with Death Row but his iconic album came before Death Row formed. And although he wrote some lyrics on The Chronic and maybe some other Dre albums he had lost his voice before The Chronic dropped, never rapped again and so I can't really consider him a Death Row artist.
@@ighsight never rapped again? Duuuude... Helter Skelter 1996 and Deuce 2003. Just listen this
@@2602Kenny Nah bruh, that ain't The DOC. That's the guy The DOC became after losing his great voice in the car accident. Tragic.
I wished Michel'le was protected by real man and was surrounded by positivity and good people. She has a beautiful voice and could of made good hits.
Oh man. I still got all these albums on CD except Michel'le n DannyBoy's. Brings back memories. Gonna give em a listen now.
Wow!! Didn't know he was dead, R.I.P Nate Dogg 🇬🇧 ✊🏼
You didn’t know Nate Dogg was dead?!
Its a mystery to me how michelle could sing like that while having the speaking voice she had
I don't believe that bs
I heard that it happens to girls who were abused early in life. It’s a deep psychological trauma response
Its not her actual voice tho.
Jewell... First lady of DR... R.I.P..
Congratulations on Snoop for all the achievements and dreams he has accomplished throughout the years. If only Tupac would have this much success. Good luck to the rest of the former death row artists on how to stay relevant and getting money.
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
13:33 "Snoop Dogg doesn't accept him [Danny Boy] because of his sexuality"... Weird from Snoop to sign him up on Death Row Records if he's that hateful towards him.
Michel'le .. her voice was hillarious hahahaha
Great Video Comp. Man.,ThankYou !!
No label could touch deathrow records! They had monster hits that are still appreciated & jammed today.
G-Unit Shady Aftermath
Dr. Dre 50 Cent Eminem The Game Lloyd Banks, D12, Obie Trice, Young Buck, Yayo, Xzibit, Stat Quo, Busta Rhymes..... With Nate Dogg on a hook or two every album
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Death row records for life 👍 frfr they really live like his name
@@themadrapper101 Mobb Deep signed to G Unit too.
@@IkennaKonkwo2-lz8lj Cashis , Mobb Deep, Olivia, Spider Loc
Gospel by Dre and Eminem might be the hardest track of 2021
And probably the most underrated
@@brandonbates9259 I agree man although the recent d to tha LBC by em and snoop is bomb too
the production quality on this was insane man!
2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Michel'le, Lady of Rage, Danny Boy, Nate Dogg ..Jewell. Death Row Records, Thug Life, Outlaw, Westside. -Makaveli
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Dogg Pound.
I miss old vibes ....
Then just maybe you might like some of the albums on the link below. Have leap of faith and give them a listen instead of discarding this. God Bless.
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All of the Artists on Death Row ,were talented,Suge Knight ran that empire like a Evil Narrccist Thug,he should have been more business like than a RULER,, I've always loved 2 "Pac and Nate Dogg,,Lady of Rage,Snoop,,......Rest in Peace;;2 Pac Rest in Peace::Nate Dogg.🦋🕊🦋🕊
I made Death Row Records Remixes Come listen to it if you want😉👍peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Actually Jay-Z was the first billionaire rapper. Dre's deal didn't pan out the way he'd hoped. He had a network of roughly 800,000 not 1b.
I still remember when dres billionaire status went all viral, Jay z is a snake and manipulates everything
Dis dude had alot of bullshiet in here lol
Dre didn’t account for tax when he made that statement 😂😂😂
His net worth on 2024 is 800 million
This whole expose is full of misinformation. Calling Nate's solo career unsuccessful is total nonsense.
"The group twenty thirteen" WTF is that LOL
The whole "Daz was arrested for drug possesion" comment is misleading. It was weed.
On another note-Kurupt did a lot of damage to his brain. His rhymes after Space Boogey album all sound weird and slurred and off. Even to this day sober Kurupt doesnt sound sharp anymore. His speech is weird and delayed and lacks crispness. It's sad. He was a great emcee in his prime.
Idiots will be idiots.
Weed is no drug possession now? 😂
I watched through the video even after too much suffering of this guy's ignorance, but the comment on nate dogg's solo career made me stop the video and look for your comment. this is why youtube is no longer what it used to be
Technically the reason Daz really went at Kanye it’s because someone made a tape sounding exactly like Kanye and there was something going on between Snoop and Kanye at the time but it wasn’t that serious but whoever made this tape and put it out there pretending to really be Kanye said a lot of stuff about Snoop, Long Beach and the Crips. At one point this person that sounded like Kanye and was portraying himself as Kanye was saying things like “I’m a god and what’s a god to a Crip?” Everyone knows it’s fake now but at the time there were a lot of Crips in Los Angeles, Long Beach , Compton , etc. that were pissed about it. The stuff about Trump was just icing on the cake that they could rub in his face but it was that fake Kanye tape that said everything off.
I’d love to hear lady of Rage and Rapsody do a project.
Kurupt was talented AF!!!💯🔥
A more interesting question is what happened to artists of Bad Boy. They're either dead (Big, Craig Mac, and Black Rob) or got locked up(Loon and G-dep) or deported (Shyne) or left the label literally broke (e.g. the Lox and 112). The most successful Bad Boy artist is Diddy.
I will do it
And Diddy was some punk..
@@MusicVibeChannel nice!
There are so many current and former Bad Boy artists that are doing absolutely fine, y’all gotta stop with this false narrative
Diddy was really no better than Suge. He just did his dirt on the low. He's the worst type of snake. At least Suge was up front with his ish.
“What happened to the Death Row artists?” The ones that were smart realized Death Row was an impending death trap and got out while the getting was good.
Please do a video on the artists at ruthless records. That was eazy e label.
And 2pacs holligram was accurately scary. That's why the crowd was quiet as shit. Crazy as hell . 2pac 4ever
213 is not pronounced "2013," like the year. It's "two, one, three." I'm pretty sure that's common knowledge amongst anyone who knows about snoop, nate, and Warren g, but maybe I'm wrong
Nah youre Right 213 is also the Code for Long Beach Thats why their using it
Exactly lol
2 1 3 will regulate 😎
Lmao I had to rewind that, I was like 2013?! You mean 2-1-3?
@@DonDadda45 Regulate best Song no cap listend to it 900 times in 2021 lol
it is simply amazing how many people are capitalizing on death row and it,s former artist.
R.i.p makaveli
R.i.p Nathaniel "Nate dogg" Hale
R.i.p Jewell (death row 1st lady)
It's the same story. All the guys at Death Row made the the record companies millions and then their careers took a dive before the implosion.
Thanks for this brotha
Just wanted to say these old school hip hop videos are awesome. Can we see more about Dre and snoop?
Thanks bro! I will do video about Dre
@@MusicVibeChannel what about Snoop? 🙄
If Suge never had beef with Diddy or Biggie 2pac would still be alive in 2024 right now.
Suge should of left the street life mentality behind for the most part then he would be one of the wealthiest musicians today yeah
suge was not a musician...
Death Row became DEBT ROW, simple as that, that's how I've always seen that, anyway thanks for the vid bro, pleasure as always
Thanks man ❤️🙏🏼
I can tell that even though you didn't grow up in this era of music, you've done some really good research, but please make sure to research the artists' songs BEYOND mainstream chart success. Black artists, especially hip hop artists received hardly ANY recognition back then (because, "ray-sizm"), so there were several artists that you low key played TF out of, that had songs that were quite successful amongst their immediate audiences (i.e., Miche'le's "Something in My Heart", that was all over urban radio for years), because you were solely paying attention to Billboard and other mainstream stats.
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Great vid 🥳
What a wild time. Never did I think I'd see rappers having serious beef with other rappers over what presidential candidate they supported.
Get with the program bro. People talked down on Eazy for trolling the republicans in the early 90's. But what do we know right. 🤦♂️
Kurupt was so underrated, his bars were vicious
I want to focus on Hammer.....alot people criticize Hammer for switching up to more harder appeal....You got to realize when Hammer did his commercial hits, Hammer was very young. I don't think he was even in his 30 yet when he made multiple millions. When he lost it all due to taxes, fake friends, & his over spending lead to his depression, which lead to take some time off & revitalize his career by signing with Death Row Records. Although he.put out some fairly good records on Death Row but it never matched the success of "Too Legit 2 Quit". When the nonsense came to Death Row, he did the smart thing & bounced.....I have so much respect 4 Hammer ! 💯✌❤✌❤💯
@nemo pouncey I think him finding God brought him back to himself. I like him being that humble cool guy he was back in the day Hammer......
@nemo pouncey Cool, Cool ....I heard also during the infamous 'Meeting Beatens" it would be Suge instructing Pac, The Outlaws, Mob Piru Bloods & Hammer participating in those beaten to those who was in trouble with Suge.
Hammer made a big mistake in 2 years time at his peak
@@lexkanyima2195 Yeah, I guess you can see it like that too....I think he knew that then & now....
@@Notorious_G.O.D_76 he made it rushed
Nate Dogg walked so Drake could run.
So essentially Suge was no better then Jerry Heller? Except instead giving them a little bit of money at a time he had his artists cars and other assets in his name. What’s the difference? Suge left his artists high and dry smh
Michle’le had a album in the early 90’s
But that wasn’t on death row. That was with ruthless records.
And now we have his son Nhale who kept the legacy alive and put his personnal touch.
I've done work for Kurupt's dad. He lives in Palm Springs, California.
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Dear Lord. These folks takin “Death Row” too damn literal.
Great video
My favorite Deathrow Records artist is Tupac! Who’s yours?
Awesome video.
I just prey that Snoop makes a difference in Dethro.
Hopefully now it’s known for better things than it was back then.
Suge did something outrageous, don't forget that he was the main guy behind the Rampart Scandal, I dunno who I hate more, him or Puffy, but I think it'll be Suge, especially what I saw in Straight Outta Compton.
Great video! Death Row 🤦🏾♀️ the name is so powerful, glad for the ones that made it out safely
Thank u!
We miss u pac 😓
no we dont
@@xqrsss another mumble rap fan here!
im not, twas a joke but alright!
Yeah! That's over!
Bro u forgot one part of dres part. After leaving death row he had nothing and released aftermath which floped then dre released 2001 but great video
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I'll check em out 👍
The 90s-2010 Rap era was 🔥🔥🔥
On god
Meh on the 2005-10s
If you miss it , go check KXNG Crooked I 💯 him and his brothers Shoegang are the realest rappers out right now
Crook was actually the rapper Em said is “The most criminally slept on rapper ever”
Tbh they are thi only rappers I consistently listen to
I tried posting a link to Crooks Legendary “HIpHopWeekly 2019” but it always disappears lol but I implore you to go check It
this was the second time he released absolute 🔥 every week for 52 weeks , the first was “HIpHopWeekly 2007” ALL for FREE!!!
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@@ems901 yup! 90's and early to mid 00's was the shit! and after that everyone wanted to make dirty south music...
RIP Jewel, Nate Dogg and Pac.
Mi’chele released 2 albums the first was self titled and featured the hits No More Lies, Nicety and Something In My Heart
The first album wasn’t on Death Row
@@narisblack5808 but it was still ruthless which dre was associated with
@@narisblack5808 secondly I originally didn’t say the first was on death row but keep putting words in my mouth
Snoop Dogg's dr.dre pac Jewell and Nate Dogg 👏👏👏👏
R.I.P. Jewel Eazy e
The East Coast & The West Coast have like this weird marriage arrangement when it comes to each others talent. Check it yaw, The King Of Hooks goes to......
On the West Coast, that title goes to "Nate Dogg".....
On the East Coast, we got "DV Alias Khryst"..….
I would loved to seen a Nate Dogg & Khryst collaboration album or at least a song.
On the West Got Snoop....
On the East we got Fabolous.....
On the West they got Michel'le...
On the East we got Mary J. Blige.,.
On the West they Had 2Pac....
On the East we had Ja Rule..,
On the West they had Ice T....
On the East we had Tim Dog....
On West they got Dr Dre...
Here on the East we got DJ Premier....
The West got Da 5 Footaz (Shouts Out To Neb Luv.aka Dirty Redd...love you girl)
On the East we had Wu Tangs Deadly Venoms..,(Musch love to Linque & N-Tyce)
I always said the East & The West should back then kiss, hug, & make up.....let's make money, moves & babies together !
⭐🔥💯⭐🔥💯⭐🔥💯
🔥⭐🔥⭐🔥⭐🔥
RIP Jewell 🙏
That "twenty-13" album is harder to find then Nate's first solo album. 😂😂😂
snoop is a snitch he lost his face nobody i know listen to snoop dogg music everybody listen to 2pacs music
Did he snitch on you?
Yall are sleeping on the narrator RBX.
His solo album RBX-Files after leaving is a classic.
It was over too many heads coming from death row. He's also my brother. His first album was incredible.
Could you imagine if Suge could have kept his ego somewhat in check. The music that man single handily stole from generations is crazy.
Suge should’ve protected himself instead of injected himself. What I mean by that is he got poisoned by gang violence to much, and he met his defeat by the street.
how its possible to skip dj quik?
2pac
“Truly We have prepared for the wrongdoers the fire, the smoke of which covers them like a tent. And if they ask for help (against thirst), they are helped with water like molten copper that roasts their faces. The worst drink and the worst place to stay!”
Surah Al Kahf 18, verse 29
Greed and money will ruin your life .
She went from getting beat by Dre to the all lovely Suge Knight 😅