Y.G.D. Tha Top Dogg feat. Tha Realest - Handcuff Ya Hoez (1998) (Death Row) (Unreleased)
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- "Handcuff Ya Hoez" is another dope record taken from the previously unreleased "Death Row Inside Out" compilation. It's Y.G.D. Tha Top Dogg featuring Tha Realest and produced by Curtis 'Kurt Kobane' Couthon bringing us back to that underrated second generation Tha Row era circa 1998... check it out and spread it online if you like this!
I'm friends with Topp Dogg and he's awesome 😎
Sounds like dead or alive by Snoop dogg
The same sample homie.
random_cube exactly 💯
yo it's Snoop Dogg & 2pac. lol
:) Yeah, both of them sounded much like Snoop & 'Pac back in Death Row dayz, but they had some dope tracks recorded over there...
+Mietek23 Tha Row Records is 2002/2003 not 1998
To me, Death Row ended after Daz album and after then it was Tha Row - they even made a track called "Welcome 2 Tha Row" back in 1998 :)
+Mietek23 Crooked I song Death Row's beck in 2003
They went back and forth durning those times bro - Suge started Tha Row, then switched back to Death Row etc.
As much as people try to say Tha Realest sounds like Pac, he really don't. Aside from his voice tone soundin like pac's with a southern accent, their flow patterns are different.
These days he sounds nothing like 'Pac - back then he tried his best of mimicking 'Pac style on records, but even so - you could clearly tell the difference...
it's not just the voice tone
its the situation in General.
Vann Loc similar vocabulary to pac tho
@@mrgeephonk4289 oh but these days it’s fine to have a sound alike
Who Produced M.O.B. by Tha Realest?
Sad thing is dudes way tighter then snoop lol, snoop sucked once he stopped having a ghost writer
He was good and had potential to become a respected artist on his own - too bad his Death Row album was never released, it had some dope jams on it.
As far as Snoop goes, he uses his ghostwriters but he wrote most of his DR stuff by himself bro
I agree. Contrary to popular opinion, YGD was pretty tight. Had they not added Top Dogg to his name and marketed him differently, he could've made more of an impact. His Cinda fella song actually came out before Snoop's.
Juan Palacios Suge caught wind of snoops sound and had YGD do one fast before The Top Dogg snoop album came out
joe johnson Either way, if Suge knew how to market this guy he could've made a bigger impact N could've avoided being labeled tha fake snoop. If he woulda just signed to some other label he would've been better off. Same with Tha Realest.
Juan Palacios I agree I think Death Row still had a chance instead trying to market bull shit out of anger he should have pushed the artists he had like Crooked I, Tha Realest was a horrible idea you can't replace pac right after he dies that was just stupid and lost fans and a lot of people respect
g shit here
no suge knight in 2001 the Row