Kinda cray that Deathrow released this after Biggie died

[Mac Casper]

how many times has "More Bounce to the Ounce" been sampled?

 

[Eza]

Top Dogg-We Don't Love Em

One of the best beats EVER. Quik laced em.

 

[-Quikness-]

death row didn't ever release this tho did they? it wan't on chronic 2000 or anything else ..

 

[Mac Casper]

Top Dogg-We Don't Love Em

One of the best beats EVER. Quik laced em.

give away your best beats to knock-off Snoop brehs

 

[Mac Casper]

give away your best beats to knock-off Snoop brehs

this shyt is lyrical pre-cursor to



@stomachlines @shopthatwrecks

 

[Freestyle Phantom3.0]

and put out two artists who came across like pac and snoop aka the realest and top dogg, lol.

Such a ridiculous move by suge lol, I was gonna make a thread about this the other day

 

[Freestyle Phantom3.0]

The best thing about chronic 2000 is how all the artists were saying shyt like "we were the first rappers to be riding 6 fos in videos, etc etc" when it was all guys that weren't on the label anymore/alive

Soopafly "like it or not" was fire tho

 

[Mac Casper]

What if after "Toss It Up" Dr. Dre picked up Tha Realest in an attempt to undermine Tupac's greatness by producing a nearly identical quality Tupac style album

Imagine Tha Realest's album overseen the way a Dre album is with hundreds of ghostwriters involved

 

[Still Benefited]

woulda been if Deathrow had signed Guerrilla Black




In Suges defense tho, he was behind bars and wasn't hands on with these signings at the time. I'm sure that when a nikka has a 10 yr bid hanging over his head the last thing he's worried about is a record label. Whoever the guy was that Suge put in charge was probably like fuk it, if the formula ain't broke, don't fix it




its also cray that a white lady owns deathrow now

I would normally agree but I think Suges pettiness is well documented and legendary...and even in the song they say "Suge say we gotta ride for Pac cuz Puffys a bytch"

 

[I love Latina women]

this shyt is lyrical pre-cursor to



@stomachlines @shopthatwrecks

yeah, that's a quik beat that top dogg was rappin' over

suge was doin' a lot of diggin' back in the vaults back then and was really just usin' the label's reputation of the past to sell his new music

instead of really tryin' to put his energy into rebuildin' the label, he really just spent time tryin' to get at the label's former artists

 

[Farrinto]

It's funny because while Suge was signing imitation rappers to diss dead people, Bad Boy was dropping hits and platinum albums

 

[up in here]

Old ass thread. Lol. Wasn't milkbone also signed to the row?

 

[Suge Knight]

Especially considering that every body and they mama (including Suge's own wife, read Greg Kadings book) knows he had something to do with it

 

[Reality Check]

Top Dogg-We Don't Love Em

One of the best beats EVER. Quik laced em.

Still bump that track to this day. Quik is criminally underrated in the biz

The best thing about chronic 2000 is how all the artists were saying shyt like "we were the first rappers to be riding 6 fos in videos, etc etc" when it was all guys that weren't on the label anymore/alive

Soopafly "like it or not" was fire tho

3 things:

1) That was Tha Realest doing all that claiming
2) Supposedly Tha Realest tracks on Chronic 2000 were tracks 2pac had written or were unfinished
3) It's a shame the Soopafly album didn't come out around that time like it was supposed to. The album was fire, thankfully Daz put it out on his own in 2001.

 

[Big Skilly Films]

It's funny because while Suge was signing imitation rappers to diss dead people, Bad Boy was dropping hits and platinum albums

...nikkas in here happy to have imitation stars on they roster who aint sell shyt..."buttttt ny was scared"...nikkas mustve never heard of "no biting allowed"...