A lot of y'all have no idea what the hell you talmbout. Real MF G'z did not almost end Dre's career. Wasn't nobody trying to hear anything Eric and them said back then at all. Death Row had the machine behind them at the time and wasn't nobody or nothing stopping them. Now in hindsight, Eric and them murdered Death Row on wax and Eazy won that beef because he got paid off Dre's work. But, I was a teenager at the time and everyone laughed at Eazy. I do recall some of the big homies saying Eazy was killing Dre back then, but they got laughed at, too. Turns out they were right though LOL. But, you Coli revisionist are not telling the truth.
Eazy E vs Daz radio argument is top 5 of all time
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GoonbergScandal
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Two rappers members of the Coli are always hating on in exact order:
1. K-Rino
2. Daz Dillinger
1. K-Rino
2. Daz Dillinger
Media was trying to black ball E, acting like weak ass Dre Day was ether and shyt, it was the first time you really seen them trying to sway and force our opinions regarding a certain artist, shameful shyt looking back.................
Kind of like the whole Drake and Meek Mill shyt in the media.
comfortablynumbd
Rookie
i miss dominique duprima and street science every sunday
Breh what are you talking about?
The EP with the diss on it sold 2 mill. BONE alone outsold everyone on Death Row, with the exception of Pac.
So I'm kinda
at you talking about "nobody cared what Eazy was saying, Death Row had a machine behind it", as if Ruthless wasn't a force itself back then.Maybe you think it's a coincidence but Dre did leave the gangster shyt alone for a long ass time. If Dre don't find Eminem history goes a completely different route. Back then Dre was so directionless he was scouring the underground for anybody to put him back in the game. I remember he briefly considered signing The Last Emperor before he decided on Eminem.
I like The Last Emperor but that would've been the end of Aftermath, and Dre.
Fred.
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
Breh what are you talking about?
The EP with the diss on it sold 2 mill. BONE alone outsold everyone on Death Row, with the exception of Pac.
So I'm kinda
Maybe you think it's a coincidence but Dre did leave the gangster shyt alone for a long ass time. If Dre don't find Eminem history goes a completely different route. Back then Dre was so directionless he was scouring the underground for anybody to put him back in the game. I remember he briefly considered signing The Last Emperor before he decided on Eminem.
I like The Last Emperor but that would've been the end of Aftermath, and Dre.
Fred.
The guy you responded to is right. Real Muthaphukkin G'z was a last ditch effort.
Bone Thugs didn't outsell Snoop
Afromaticz
All Star
Daz was gettin extra emotional on that fone convo...we all know that he wouldnt have raised his voice to Easy in person.
He a funny mf tho i have to give him that..The D.O.C dont know youuuu
He a funny mf tho i have to give him that..The D.O.C dont know youuuu
Breh what are you talking about?
The EP with the diss on it sold 2 mill. BONE alone outsold everyone on Death Row, with the exception of Pac.
So I'm kinda
Maybe you think it's a coincidence but Dre did leave the gangster shyt alone for a long ass time. If Dre don't find Eminem history goes a completely different route. Back then Dre was so directionless he was scouring the underground for anybody to put him back in the game. I remember he briefly considered signing The Last Emperor before he decided on Eminem.
I like The Last Emperor but that would've been the end of Aftermath, and Dre.
Fred.
"Doggystyle" went 4x plat.
"Creepin On Ah Come Up" went 4x plat. Less than a year later "E. 1999 Eternal" went 4x plat.
By the time Snoop dropped his second album they'd sold twice of what he did on Death Row.
The only point in his career Snoop was remotely on the same level as BONE, is his debut.
And if he's right please illustrate his point clearer than a Jordan smilie. What scenario do you see unfolding, if Dre hadn't found Eminem?
Mind you he was so hard up for talent he signed a guy that raps about Marvel superheroes:
Around the same time "Aftermath Presents" barely went plat and was largely ignored by hip-hop, in general.
So yeah....what are you talking about man? As loathe as I am to give Eminem credit for anything, he saved Aftermath and Dre.
Fred.
GoonbergScandal
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Yeah fans were like "Eazy-E did his thing on Real Compton city Gs, but Dre is still a lot more successful and the Chronic still shyts all over Eazy-E's diss track"
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
My reply is impartial to whatever Dre vs. Eazy discussion was going on prior to my input
Snoop's album did Taylor Swift first albums
GoonbergScandal
Pro
Yeah people stopped giving a fukk about Eazy and Ruthless after 92 until Bone Thug came out. Above The Law, and MC Ren lowkey dropped heat, but nikkas weren't checking for them like that.
Have you seen the Real Muthaphukkin G's video?streets weren't riding with Death Row?
Take a look at all the SouthSide and Nutty Blocc Crips in that. Eazy shouted out Grape Street Crips on one of his songs too.
loyola llothta
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it was all eazy. young brother making millions and he own the label
Breh what are you talking about?
The EP with the diss on it sold 2 mill. BONE alone outsold everyone on Death Row, with the exception of Pac.
So I'm kinda
Maybe you think it's a coincidence but Dre did leave the gangster shyt alone for a long ass time. If Dre don't find Eminem history goes a completely different route. Back then Dre was so directionless he was scouring the underground for anybody to put him back in the game. I remember he briefly considered signing The Last Emperor before he decided on Eminem.
I like The Last Emperor but that would've been the end of Aftermath, and Dre.
Fred.