The craziest thing about the whole death row Era is pac was only on death row for 9 months. Everything that happened and all that music he made in less then a year.. That's just insane.
"everything that happened" unfolded over at least 2 years. 2pac was first affiliated with death row going back to above the rim and nate dogg beeing on the thug life album. suge shouting 2pac out at the award show etc.
@Timmy Ggz tv I see you comment on anything Tupac related on this channel u need attention that bad yo lmao like damn you just cool wit putting bullshit in comments seeking attention off a dead man name go get a bag and learn how to live life wit yo bum ass you a joke
Facts turned 18 in 95 so I enjoyed the entire decade rap music went to a new level you had to be that deal to be a star you had to be saying something everyone had their own style and nothing was wack legends were born everyone related to tupac we'll never hear this kind of music being made again ever!!!!!!!!!!
Lmao I just watched Notorious the other day and they did not have a Danny boy actor on stage next to Suge in that movie. I specifically checked. Smh. Acted like he wasn’t there. In real life Suge ran straight into DB elbow after his speech. 😂
It’s a movie, they aren’t gonna make everything play out exactly like it did in real life, especially insignificant things like Suge bumping into Danny Boy.
Pac didn’t realize that Dre was tired of the hood stuff. Dre was more upset about how death row was the opposite of what he was trying to do with suge so you saw less of him. Most likely setting himself up to leave into his own label which happened lol. You look at Dre life and the others , who wouldn’t distance themselves?
True Dre realised Suge was no good and was dissed by everyone on death row because of it. But that was his Karma for betraying Easy E and trying to have Suge kill him.
To be fair I always found that the whole danny boy story showed that suge wasn't just a brute thug, I think he has to be in the movie purely cos it shows a big side to suge personality same as the mothers day shit, don't just glorify the gang mentality without showing the positive shit they did, never has another record label ever given so much back to its community and culture
It funny to hear him say his window of time spent in the height of death rows reign was short: but damn near everything he sang on made hits.many hits nobody can deny.
I used to be mad a Dre when I was younger but now being that I’m older I just feel Dre foreseen what everybody else couldn’t see. He saw the downfall and destruction before everybody else saw it. Regardless I don’t think Pac would have lived past 25. I feel his time was set and if you look at it him staying any longer may have caused him the impact that he have on everyone. But Dre I just felt like that wasn’t his energy and now that I’m older I can clearly see why.
Indeed. It's always interesting to look at things in hindsight, and especially, well hopefully, with a bit more inquired wisdom. Dre was the smartest man in the industry, at the time, to realize getting off that eventual sinking ship at Death Row, was the move. Love the Row's legacy, but any sane adult could foresee that the constant drama over there wasn't sustainable.
No one can take away the FACT that Danny Boy was there. Suge almost knocked him over on the 95 Source awards stage after saying "Come to Death Row!" I ain't Mad at Ya video and song, etc. If you're gonna tell the story, be accurate. #respect
@@MikeJones-pf4wd yeah nobody really realised he said that til years after lol he was right tho can't deny that wish there were more outcast type groups coming out the south
@@Rich-yn6eo agreed , I personally think the South influence ruin hip hop. It's unfortunate it's not more Outkast skill set and ability acts in hip hop period, and the South period. Say what u want about New York ego tripping but their style of hip hop focusing on lyrical ability and originality made hip hop an artistic art form!!!!
Think about ALL the time Pac lost in prison and in court fighting his own cases and yet he still showed up at snoops trial to support him. That’s a true blue friend. Pity it didn’t go both ways.
Danny boy makes it seem like suge was taking advantage of him but suge didn't have nothing to gain off of him. If anything he took care of him, brought him in put him under the wing and tried to make something out of him.
He was signed to Death Row, no question. Snoop, Kurupt, Daz, Dr. Dre, Jodeci, the Outlaws, etc, NEVER acknowledge him. At least Not in a positive way. That’s interesting 🤔
Suge already did enough for a alot of people around that time. Danny boy was like kid & Suge took him in gave him a career. The whole company fell apart because of that night in Vegas. Deathrow was going to go places. Maybe in time if things were different Danny boy would've been given his opportunity to shine
@@5thdawg917 technically suge plummeted deathrow from the moment Danny boy stepped in . dpg said when suge went to prison and michele got deathrow everything got seized rappers homes and vehicles so suge would’ve kept them nice for a couple of years til the money ran out like it did. That’s why Danny boy said he was homeless after deathrow because suge was horrible at his job he thought about the streets too much. And even after the Vegas and pacs death suge came out with da realest a Tupac clone to keep sales up and when snoop dipped to no limit suge created a fan into topp dogg a snoop dogg clone and even stripped snoop of using snoopy doggy dogg name
Dre had no interest in being on Death Row anymore when Pac got there. He thought that he had more control being in charge of the talent, and once Suge brought in artists, that didn’t sit right with him. Then all of the extra stuff Suge and the homies were doing at the studios to people, he wasn’t with that. Dre was already working with Jimmy Iovine on a plan to get his own imprint so he wasn’t really trying to be around anymore.
Bullshit. What was Dre really doing when he was around anyway? I'll tell you what he was doing, He was busy putting his name on records that were produced by Daz, Sam Sneed, The D.O.C., etc Three-quarters of the bangers from that era that y'all were fooled into thinking Dre produced he didn't. The truth is all out now.
Dre was the smartest out of all of them. He walked away from deathrow without even getting a penny, and went ahead started aftermath, found eminem, then beats by dre.
Ask about the time Jojo knocked out 'Bobby Brown... ASK how Tupac felt about k-ci and Mary being on 'Death Row... ASK how he felt when Aaron Hall and K-ci was getting all the play when coming to Death Row... And was Suge Really pimpin Out TLC...
Sssshhhhiiiidddd he help start Deathrow with bad energy his beef with Ruthless Luke and Tim Dog and the whole Deathrow and Luke Records got in a huge fight at Jack the Rapper in Miami
@@toorealforearth1981 A lot of people start shit they ain't ready to finish. The reality of serious beef makes a lot of niggas turn family man, happens all the time.
Lol I can imagine Suge back in the early 90s sittin around Dionne Warwick and all them 60s and 70s singers and not given a Shit, still speaking up for Gangsta Rap and his Label 😂💯
Snoop Dogg WAS Death Row at the time of his arrest. Of course Suge was gonna go hard in the paint to get him out. People just don't walk away from millions without a fight.
It was due to a car chase Dre had in ‘94 while driving under the influence, which violated his parole from the Dee Barnes case. This lead to an 8 month jail sentence, through a work-release program spent at a halfway house.
PAC is the Goat . & he Achieved exactly what he said he would . “When I die I want people to never forget who Tupac was” - he made himself Legendary / Iconic . But I think Danny is right about Dre . He Wasn’t trying to get caught up In all that Shit that eventually unfolded .
From Dr. Dre's own words... Paraphrasing... Dre said there has to be order in a place of business, Suge turned into the hood & wanted out of the hood. He didn't approve of the shitload of ppl he was signing to Deathrow and expected to produce & he didn't wanna involved with the bullshit. Snoop having a murder trial solidified that. He didn't have to sit on court for hours to support Snoop. He supported Snoop's decision to stay on Deathrow & whenever he chose to leave the fuckery, they can get down again which they did
Those songs on all eyes on me would not be what they were without you on them Danny boy, especially at the very end of picture me rolling when you were hitting them notes and at the end of I aint mad atcha. That hits my soul.
I wish Pac was still here. As a young gay black man his music has helped me through some of my darkest days. It really fills me with a warm felling that Tupac would have accepted Danny Boy..and that makes me feel accepted too🌈.
Pac would've never been down people like you or the LGBTQP groups. There's music recordings of him calling Dre a faggot & Chino xl a transvestite. And Danny boy was in the closet at the time so pac would've never knew.
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@@5thdawg917 he went to my social medias & stole my photo 😂😂💀💀💀💀 click on the links on my channel rn. AOD finna block his IP tho so we wont be seein him anymore after this. all the 9 likes his comment got, are him likin them from his other accounts lmfaooo buddy life is in shambles
DB should’ve been in PAC’s story, too but those guys did the best they could to get it out. I salute them always regardless Danny Boy would be in the scenes where Pac and Suge were having fun in the beach making videos with KC and JoJo, and all of toss it up filming; SNL, Source on stage and all the studio sessions. The Vegas Ride, The meetings with MC Hammer and the program Tupac put together for Black activism.
The Outlawz and whoever else that was involved in putting Pacs movie together should be ashamed of themselves in my humble opinion. Hopefully someone does another one in the future but does it right
To be totally honest on the death row album back in the day Danny Boy - come when I call was my jam. Still to this day! Was my favourite track on that album. So I think I’ve always acknowledged him based on that tune right there! Then he had slip & slide! A few tunes. His voice is frigging amazing, range, tone !! Beautiful vocals. 👑
I used to rock with you Danny boy until I saw the video where you were disrespecting 2pac Makaveli the Don! I can't believe people haven't seen it already! DB are you mad because you feel his death has something to do with you being a nobody in "Hollywood"? I just don't understand how you went in on 2pac like that when your only relevant because of Pac and the tracks you were on with 2pac no doubt they're undeniably timeless. I really couldn't and still can't understand why you spoke so ill of a man who really helped your career
I think DB wasn't seen as Death Row in their eyes due to his image. I think Death Row were concerned about having an image of "gangsters" and Danny Boy to them was an singer to keep around in a since because he sounded good. If he had more the image of Nate Dogg they would add him. Sadly, if you come out clean there's no reward. Had to get your hands dirty in death row to be recognized. To Danny Boy is an image that labels should want to have, these are the people who are likeable by the media.
Just cause Dre didn't physically go to court to support Snoop, doesn't mean he wasn't supporting Dogg. He might've been there for him on the side. If Snoop wasn't bothered by it, why didTupac have taken it to heart? Another thing, Dre didn't want to be around all that toxicity. Thats why he stopped putting his body, mind & soul in to Death Row. If a person's place of employment became a violent, toxic, and cancerous place to be, on a daily basis... would any sane individual still want to be there being trapped in the element? It seems like the smartest chess player in Ruthless &; Death Row...was Dre. By hooking up with Jimmy Iovine. He became the most successful individual over the decades....he outshined everyone in the end. Dre became what Suge couldn't be. Dre 40 / Suge 0
Thank you Danny Boy for giving a voice to not only Tupac, but those of us who are LGBT and still suffer discrimination. No matter how the world judges us…we are one ❤️🌈
When snoop went to trial for murder he was running not just DR, he was running the whole rap game at that time. Snoop was the biggest thing in the game at that time
When 2pac came to deathrow he was the biggest rapper in the world...snoop put out one great album in 1994 and that's it. The rest were thrash...snoop was jealous 2pac took the reigns at deathrow coz 2pac took deathrow to the next level...
@@youwantsmoke7284 talk about how everyone at Deathrow had to gift Tupac their hottest tracks Amerikaz Most wanted was snoops Mind made up was Dogg Pound Don’t forget all the swag and finesse he got from his time in NYC before everything went bad Pac made himself a media darling w the sob story about being a victim… if he flopped his ass was on the line literally cause he was jail bait
Snoop has no intentions on doing anything but smoking pot and retelling stories with other celeb names attached to them because he is to high to realize he told them before in past interviews. Smh
This guy was a very small piece of DR.He sang a few hooks and that's all that he's done worth mentioning.Didnt have any hits himself.Just because he hung around the studio to get scraps now he thinks he deserves a place in biopic.delusional.The only reason he gets interviewed is because he gossips.That's his only way of getting attention.name drop.
They can definitely do a movie and not include him because they already did it many times. Nobody every said deathrow and oh yea Danny boy. He had a great voice but what did he do???
What is expected of him? I don't get it...he was legit a kid at the time also...he's singer...so he sang...on a lotta songs lol so...I feel like that's doing stuff right?
@@gingerriviera3654 it definitely WASN'T a lot of songs and record companies you by giving you stuff as well or paying for things for you like trips cars houses so for as much as he did he got paid
Pac has about 60 unreleased songs to this DAY...#True story To all the Biggie groupies that like to make silly artistical comparisons, Pac was a poet, an actor, a social activist, a sex symbol, an MC, a writer, a dancer, a lyricist, and even more! Biggie was just a lyricist and an MC. That's it. However, I feel like the truth needs to be said for you wannabes out there! Other than that, R.I.P. to both legends brother Tupac Amaru Shakur A.K.A 2Pac and Christopher George Latore Wallace A.K.A The Notorious B.I.G!
I know for a fact he got more unreleased music than that some they never want to come out because alot of shit will be exposed but his work will never die even when they try to destroy it (and they've tried)
Bruh all u did was show the proof that 2pac was lost and he didn't even know who he was Pac was still searching for his image Biggie just played in his lane
@@theetruth8626 @Humphrey obaner I don't know which one of you east coast bitches I should ether first I'll start with thee lie first of all pac ain't have an image like a lot of these WWE characters in the rap game he was a true artist who just spoke how he felt and what was going on in his life true artist don't need some identity or image to sell records so that alone takes biggie and the rest of those east coast characters and gimmicks out of the equation second Humphrey hogart lyricism is subjective now if you wanna say biggie may have been more clever with his rhymes not as witty as pac because pac in the rare occasion he would use wordplay it was more potent and made you think about the line biggie just made you laugh or go ooooh Tupac was more cryptic with his rhyme scheme and can make one line have many different meanings similar to how alternative rock lyricist like Kurt Cobain or Jerry Cantrell would write no other rapper in the game comes close to makaveli except rakim
He Sounds bitter that he wasnt aknowledged for 'being there' 🥴😂 whats understood doesn't need to be explain. Be happy for 'being there' and witnessed these moments. Still love your work lol
The craziest thing about the whole death row Era is pac was only on death row for 9 months. Everything that happened and all that music he made in less then a year.. That's just insane.
Quality over quantity.
10 months..almost 11 months
@@BTman58 there was a lot of both
"everything that happened" unfolded over at least 2 years. 2pac was first affiliated with death row going back to above the rim and nate dogg beeing on the thug life album. suge shouting 2pac out at the award show etc.
his entire career both music and movies took place over 5 years
I love it when Art of Dialogue makes a statement then asks his guest "tell me about that". Lol
And when he says, yeaaaa mannn uhh
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@@Straight-Outta-Nottingham 🤣🤣💯
Give me the back story
Yeah right
It sounds like sarcasm when he says that’s
Tupac whole career was essentially 5 years with 10months being on death row. Super legend
And his impact is still felt to this day
and he was in prison for 13 months?
Same thing with Johnny J I get frustrated that he's not on any biopics he was a big part of Pacs success 💯
David Kenner as well
Fo reals not only was he Tupac’s producer pac and him were brothers! I mean not biologically but you get my point
Jhonny j didn’t sign to pac thats why he wasn’t on makaveli or the backend of his career
@Timmy Ggz tv I see you comment on anything Tupac related on this channel u need attention that bad yo lmao like damn you just cool wit putting bullshit in comments seeking attention off a dead man name go get a bag and learn how to live life wit yo bum ass you a joke
@@tylerevans8268 jimmy iovine bot pay him no mind
Can never get tired of Danny Boy interviews!
Danny boy would blow both of your backs out for fun
@@I_am_BiG_Al 🤦♂️ you wrong 4 dat! FUNNY AS FUC DOE!!
@@I_am_BiG_Al 🤣🤣
@@I_am_BiG_Al cmon chief 🤣🤦🏾♂️
@jenna jackson dam bruh! Whe Danny say to get you mad?
1995 and 1996 was great years to be alive.
It sure was back then
Yeah definitely,I was in highschool.
Was born in 96’. Could only imagine how them days were
Facts turned 18 in 95 so I enjoyed the entire decade rap music went to a new level you had to be that deal to be a star you had to be saying something everyone had their own style and nothing was wack legends were born everyone related to tupac we'll never hear this kind of music being made again ever!!!!!!!!!!
Yup funnest times i was in my late teens turning 20 in 1996
I don’t care about Danny boy sexuality he seems like a real down to earth brotha! Respect ✊🏿
I think because other than the glass he ain't shoving it down our throats with the flaming stuff. He does seem like a cool dude.
Danny's cool, met him, did a song with him
Did Pac know, he was gay?
@@StuLenS_Gaming idk, but Danny was smashing chicks back then
He fake as hell.
Lmao I just watched Notorious the other day and they did not have a Danny boy actor on stage next to Suge in that movie. I specifically checked. Smh. Acted like he wasn’t there. In real life Suge ran straight into DB elbow after his speech. 😂
Lol
It’s a movie, they aren’t gonna make everything play out exactly like it did in real life, especially insignificant things like Suge bumping into Danny Boy.
@Blk damn near knocked that nigga over. 😂
@@DJ-Coma I wasn’t expecting them to have Suge bump into his elbow but they could’ve at least had someone play him standing next to him.
Biopics always leave key people out lol
Crazy how he never got a EP or a debut album Danny Boy was definitely vibrant on the tracks 💯💯
It would be so dope if someone finally presented Danny Boy with the opportunity he deserves. His voice is still 🔥 to me 💗🙏
R u saying u wanna hear lil nas x feat Danny boy track ?
He can sing tho
Boy if you sweet just say you sweet!
It’s over 😂 lol Can’t write hits
He seems like a jerk, it’s a reason people don’t like him.
Pac didn’t realize that Dre was tired of the hood stuff. Dre was more upset about how death row was the opposite of what he was trying to do with suge so you saw less of him. Most likely setting himself up to leave into his own label which happened lol. You look at Dre life and the others , who wouldn’t distance themselves?
True Dre realised Suge was no good and was dissed by everyone on death row because of it. But that was his Karma for betraying Easy E and trying to have Suge kill him.
To be fair I always found that the whole danny boy story showed that suge wasn't just a brute thug, I think he has to be in the movie purely cos it shows a big side to suge personality same as the mothers day shit, don't just glorify the gang mentality without showing the positive shit they did, never has another record label ever given so much back to its community and culture
Some good questions asked in this video. I definitely picked up some knowledge from Danny Boy's responses to the questions!🔥🔥❤
It funny to hear him say his window of time spent in the height of death rows reign was short: but damn near everything he sang on made hits.many hits nobody can deny.
Danny Boy has the best interviews!
Yes, I think it's because he's very honest, transparent and articulate.
Don't he🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼
Yep he do💯
Bro looking like a character straight outta “Fat Albert”
Hey hey hey
Slewby dewby face azz nizza.
Danny Boy Kept it real in this interview, he spoke the truth, he was seldom seen,but often spoken of back then, I pay homage to a solid Dude.
So you like it solid deep in your belly
LMFAO!!!🤣😂🤪
@@knucklesaukuso5086 I like your mammy face down azz up🤣
I used to be mad a Dre when I was younger but now being that I’m older I just feel Dre foreseen what everybody else couldn’t see. He saw the downfall and destruction before everybody else saw it. Regardless I don’t think Pac would have lived past 25. I feel his time was set and if you look at it him staying any longer may have caused him the impact that he have on everyone. But Dre I just felt like that wasn’t his energy and now that I’m older I can clearly see why.
Indeed. It's always interesting to look at things in hindsight, and especially, well hopefully, with a bit more inquired wisdom. Dre was the smartest man in the industry, at the time, to realize getting off that eventual sinking ship at Death Row, was the move. Love the Row's legacy, but any sane adult could foresee that the constant drama over there wasn't sustainable.
@@MichaelBrown-ti1un Exactly my brother!
Lmao nah. Nothing wrong would have happened if he just supported Snoop at the courthouse
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@@joshingram071 -.-
The COLDEST and most consistent Chanel on the tube
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No one can take away the FACT that Danny Boy was there. Suge almost knocked him over on the 95 Source awards stage after saying "Come to Death Row!" I ain't Mad at Ya video and song, etc. If you're gonna tell the story, be accurate. #respect
The night Andre 3000 said "SOUF GOT SOMETHING TO SAY" some of the most prophetic words in Hip Hop history.
@@MikeJones-pf4wd yeah nobody really realised he said that til years after lol he was right tho can't deny that wish there were more outcast type groups coming out the south
@@Rich-yn6eo agreed , I personally think the South influence ruin hip hop. It's unfortunate it's not more Outkast skill set and ability acts in hip hop period, and the South period. Say what u want about New York ego tripping but their style of hip hop focusing on lyrical ability and originality made hip hop an artistic art form!!!!
😂😂😂😂😂💯
I agree that the South becoming the focal point was the start of a decline in hiphop. Not enough serious lyricists came out from there.
Think about ALL the time Pac lost in prison and in court fighting his own cases and yet he still showed up at snoops trial to support him. That’s a true blue friend. Pity it didn’t go both ways.
Why would he go to a trial of a convicted sex offender
@@SaudiGod Are you sped?
@@SaudiGod the fact that you believe her story... let's me know everything I need to know about you 🤡
@@SaudiGod get out of this channel
@@SaudiGod u not allowed to come back to this channel u done for good!
I would love to see a Death Row story from Danny Boy’s Perspective
If Danny boy would of wrote in a journal of everything he experienced and seen while things were happening...he would of had a great book or script
About how he got fkt by another man
@@adms8169 nah too nasty
Nah that's being a 🐁🙏🏾
Danny boy makes it seem like suge was taking advantage of him but suge didn't have nothing to gain off of him. If anything he took care of him, brought him in put him under the wing and tried to make something out of him.
True tbh 👀
Damn this some real shit right here , but to think of it 🤔 why does he feel so entitled hmmm must be some deeper than rap shit 🤣🤣 ijs🤷🏾♂️
Glad u said that💯💯
Dre saw how toxic it was becoming...now look at him 👑
Yup
He knew it was sooner or later they would go to Jail or Died
He started all the beef first F DRE
@@Oaktown-truonef toopuck
Danny boy will have seen everything in the final Death Row chapter as he was always around. He’ll probably know more than everyone else
Danny Boy talking about he was left out of movies as if he was an intricate member of Death Row. You were guest help at best.
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Danny Boy is a great story teller , always gives good interviews 💯✊🏾
Suge knight needs the kind of documentary like the Last Dance.
To glorify him? Get lost
He has one called American Dream/American Knightmare
He was signed to Death Row, no question. Snoop, Kurupt, Daz, Dr. Dre, Jodeci, the Outlaws, etc, NEVER acknowledge him. At least Not in a positive way. That’s interesting 🤔
Danny Boy was in key stories and moments during that time but Suge should have made him a key artist more than what he was
Danny Boy was also getting his ass took as well 😂😂😂
@@timothyshorts8768 Raw 🐕😆
Suge already did enough for a alot of people around that time. Danny boy was like kid & Suge took him in gave him a career. The whole company fell apart because of that night in Vegas. Deathrow was going to go places. Maybe in time if things were different Danny boy would've been given his opportunity to shine
@@5thdawg917 we pretty much saying the same thing,just different way.. I was trying to keep from typing much but you say it better than I did
@@5thdawg917 technically suge plummeted deathrow from the moment Danny boy stepped in . dpg said when suge went to prison and michele got deathrow everything got seized rappers homes and vehicles so suge would’ve kept them nice for a couple of years til the money ran out like it did. That’s why Danny boy said he was homeless after deathrow because suge was horrible at his job he thought about the streets too much. And even after the Vegas and pacs death suge came out with da realest a Tupac clone to keep sales up and when snoop dipped to no limit suge created a fan into topp dogg a snoop dogg clone and even stripped snoop of using snoopy doggy dogg name
Picturing Suge cursing out Dionne Warwick is crazy
Love all these Interviews!!!!!!! Please do more
They do be doing him dirty in these biopics man 🤦🏾♂️
He not important to them
We should all ask Dr Gay, i mean Dre why.
He really wasn't important tbh plus these younger kids wouldn't know who the hell he is
Dr dre was way smarter than everyone else
You mean scared
@@columbusohio72 call it what you want look at him and look at suge.
Danny Boy gave one of my homeboys That Work, he caught the fade with him and Danny Boy did that. Always gon have my Respect.
Im glas u clarified what u meant by "that work" lol
@@phonymontana4254 right I was like wtf
@@phonymontana4254 😂😂😂
@@phonymontana4254 on God 😭 we ain't shit we all thought the same thing
@@phonymontana4254 I saw the first words of that statement and was like what what? Lol 😂
Dre had no interest in being on Death Row anymore when Pac got there. He thought that he had more control being in charge of the talent, and once Suge brought in artists, that didn’t sit right with him. Then all of the extra stuff Suge and the homies were doing at the studios to people, he wasn’t with that. Dre was already working with Jimmy Iovine on a plan to get his own imprint so he wasn’t really trying to be around anymore.
Bullshit.
What was Dre really doing when he was around anyway?
I'll tell you what he was doing,
He was busy putting his name on records that were produced by Daz, Sam Sneed, The D.O.C., etc
Three-quarters of the bangers from that era that y'all were fooled into thinking Dre produced he didn't.
The truth is all out now.
Dre was the smartest out of all of them. He walked away from deathrow without even getting a penny, and went ahead started aftermath, found eminem, then beats by dre.
Dr Dre build his own home recording studios
Thats not why Dre left DeathRow... He left because Suge Knight was sexing his wife Michele and got her pregnant..
Out of all these ppl and the Pac's stories i like to hear Danny's side of things.He was a big part of Death Row...no doubt about that💯
Ask about the time Jojo knocked out 'Bobby Brown... ASK how Tupac felt about k-ci and Mary being on 'Death Row... ASK how he felt when Aaron Hall and K-ci was getting all the play when coming to Death Row... And was Suge Really pimpin Out TLC...
Wen he sings "A change gon come"
In front of Suge & Pac that is def something to add
Dr. Dre was trying to stay away from that bad energy.
Sssshhhhiiiidddd he help start Deathrow with bad energy his beef with Ruthless Luke and Tim Dog and the whole Deathrow and Luke Records got in a huge fight at Jack the Rapper in Miami
@@toorealforearth1981 Dr Dre changed his lifestyle when he met his ex wife nicole 😂
Suge boning Michele was that bad energy.
@@toorealforearth1981 A lot of people start shit they ain't ready to finish. The reality of serious beef makes a lot of niggas turn family man, happens all the time.
Dre was the bad energy. Just in the closet.
Great videos. Haven't watched "Glad" since I discovered this channel. Nice work ✌
dannyboy interviews are my fav he does a great job explaining things
Lol I can imagine Suge back in the early 90s sittin around Dionne Warwick and all them 60s and 70s singers and not given a Shit, still speaking up for Gangsta Rap and his Label 😂💯
😂
😂😂😂
DB should be in the Bio, he was a key part of Death Row at its Highest point 💯✌
Period. All he has to say is, “I ain’t mad acha”
Very Key Part
Snoop Dogg WAS Death Row at the time of his arrest. Of course Suge was gonna go hard in the paint to get him out. People just don't walk away from millions without a fight.
Danny Boy was part of the inner sanctum when Death Row was at its peak
Danny Boy was definitely under Suge's camp not Tha Dogg Pound's Camp, Suge put all of them under one roster and one family
“You was on the set of the Toss It Up video…”🤔
I mean he was a featured artist in that song. I can’t believe you said that.
I was thinking that too! 😂
Im glad it wasn't just me who said this. I'm like Duke he's on the song
Wasnt Dre on House arest at that time ? Because of the dee barnes incident ?
It was due to a car chase Dre had in ‘94 while driving under the influence, which violated his parole from the Dee Barnes case. This lead to an 8 month jail sentence, through a work-release program spent at a halfway house.
PAC is the Goat . & he Achieved exactly what he said he would . “When I die I want people to never forget who Tupac was” - he made himself Legendary / Iconic .
But I think Danny is right about Dre . He Wasn’t trying to get caught up In all that Shit that eventually unfolded .
Snoop was probably the first Rapper they tried to cancel
From Dr. Dre's own words... Paraphrasing... Dre said there has to be order in a place of business, Suge turned into the hood & wanted out of the hood. He didn't approve of the shitload of ppl he was signing to Deathrow and expected to produce & he didn't wanna involved with the bullshit. Snoop having a murder trial solidified that. He didn't have to sit on court for hours to support Snoop. He supported Snoop's decision to stay on Deathrow & whenever he chose to leave the fuckery, they can get down again which they did
Dr.Dre was so clever back then, first with NWA and then with Death Row👍
Hes a great story teller
Those songs on all eyes on me would not be what they were without you on them Danny boy, especially at the very end of picture me rolling when you were hitting them notes and at the end of I aint mad atcha. That hits my soul.
Man Danny Boy literally the last vocals we heard on the album. Heaven ain't hard to find.
@@OlliWitta3_ yra he rips all threw that track. One of my all time fav song. That song wouldn't be what it was with out Danny boy
Dude really asked him if he was there on the toss it up set lol
I wish Pac was still here.
As a young gay black man his music has helped me through some of my darkest days. It really fills me with a warm felling that Tupac would have accepted Danny Boy..and that makes me feel accepted too🌈.
@Timmy Ggz tv You can troll me all you want. I’m gay and I’m proud. You have a lot of hatred in your heart!🌈
Pac would've never been down people like you or the LGBTQP groups. There's music recordings of him calling Dre a faggot & Chino xl a transvestite. And Danny boy was in the closet at the time so pac would've never knew.
@@5thdawg917 well I’m not in the closet! So Tupac would have accepted me! Would you have this much hatred if we were face to face?
you really stealin my photos for nothin? im in communication with AOD now & he finna block all ya accounts 😂😂 you went thru all this effort, now ya IP finna be blocked from the channel lmaooo
@@5thdawg917 he went to my social medias & stole my photo 😂😂💀💀💀💀 click on the links on my channel rn. AOD finna block his IP tho so we wont be seein him anymore after this. all the 9 likes his comment got, are him likin them from his other accounts lmfaooo buddy life is in shambles
*Danny Boy needs his flowers*
DB should’ve been in PAC’s story, too but those guys did the best they could to get it out. I salute them always regardless
Danny Boy would be in the scenes where Pac and Suge were having fun in the beach making videos with KC and JoJo, and all of toss it up filming; SNL, Source on stage and all the studio sessions. The Vegas Ride, The meetings with MC Hammer and the program Tupac put together for Black activism.
The Outlawz and whoever else that was involved in putting Pacs movie together should be ashamed of themselves in my humble opinion. Hopefully someone does another one in the future but does it right
To be totally honest on the death row album back in the day
Danny Boy - come when I call was my jam. Still to this day! Was my favourite track on that album. So I think I’ve always acknowledged him based on that tune right there! Then he had slip & slide! A few tunes.
His voice is frigging amazing, range, tone !! Beautiful vocals. 👑
If you haven't heard DJ Quik's remix of Come when I call, I warmly recommend you to check it out. It's 🔥🔥🔥
Danny needs too make a book 📕 about life after death row 💯💯🎯🎯
He has a book out now
They should at least have Danny Boy as an advisor during all of these biopics.
I agree or Danny boy should just do is own script he was like the fly on the wall .
They did him dirty on Death Row Chronicles
I got to see that suge knight movie 🎬
If they going to do a biopic, make it 100% and talk about everything~~
And the irony is snoop and Dr Dre the best of friends these days
Big up to Danny boy another O.G from that death row era that probably never got enough props for his part. ✌️
Danny always smiling he’s in good spirits after all that has happened over the yrs
Because he freed his gayness, no more pressure on him.
Because he's alive and free, so many affiliated with Death Row aren't.
I just learned Danny boy was in the chorus on Picture me rollin’
I want all of these interviews on DVD
I used to rock with you Danny boy until I saw the video where you were disrespecting 2pac Makaveli the Don! I can't believe people haven't seen it already! DB are you mad because you feel his death has something to do with you being a nobody in "Hollywood"? I just don't understand how you went in on 2pac like that when your only relevant because of Pac and the tracks you were on with 2pac no doubt they're undeniably timeless. I really couldn't and still can't understand why you spoke so ill of a man who really helped your career
Db was drunk when he saw that let's forgive him
I have to just listen to this Interview I can't look at grown man with colorful glasses 🤦🏾♂️
😂😂😂
He reppin his set....
@@2MuchSoul810 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂on everything
Exactly I wrote the exact same thing in the comments. He looks ridiculous 🤣
He kinda looks like Anderson Silva 😂
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I think DB wasn't seen as Death Row in their eyes due to his image. I think Death Row were concerned about having an image of "gangsters" and Danny Boy to them was an singer to keep around in a since because he sounded good.
If he had more the image of Nate Dogg they would add him.
Sadly, if you come out clean there's no reward. Had to get your hands dirty in death row to be recognized.
To Danny Boy is an image that labels should want to have, these are the people who are likeable by the media.
He wasnt a big artist. Thsts the gist of it
Snoop Dogg just bought the Death Row brand... 💯
Just cause Dre didn't physically go to court to support Snoop, doesn't mean he wasn't supporting Dogg. He might've been there for him on the side. If Snoop wasn't bothered by it, why didTupac have taken it to heart? Another thing, Dre didn't want to be around all that toxicity. Thats why he stopped putting his body, mind & soul in to Death Row. If a person's place of employment became a violent, toxic, and cancerous place to be, on a daily basis... would any sane individual still want to be there being trapped in the element? It seems like the smartest chess player in Ruthless &; Death Row...was Dre. By hooking up with Jimmy Iovine. He became the most successful individual over the decades....he outshined everyone in the end. Dre became what Suge couldn't be. Dre 40 / Suge 0
Thank you Danny Boy for giving a voice to not only Tupac, but those of us who are LGBT and still suffer discrimination. No matter how the world judges us…we are one ❤️🌈
Danny Boy and Azie Faison give the best interviews.
The BioPic called Good Night Suge Knight😭😂😂😂😂
I just can't help looking at those ridiculous Shades 🌈🕶️ and laughing my ass off
I love those 😎
Doctor Dre wasn’t coming to the studio sessions because he was too busy making michel’le head ring. Like ring ding dong
Wow
When snoop went to trial for murder he was running not just DR, he was running the whole rap game at that time. Snoop was the biggest thing in the game at that time
Facts
When 2pac came to deathrow he was the biggest rapper in the world...snoop put out one great album in 1994 and that's it. The rest were thrash...snoop was jealous 2pac took the reigns at deathrow coz 2pac took deathrow to the next level...
Snoop was never bigger than LL COOL J stop it
@@youwantsmoke7284 talk about how everyone at Deathrow had to gift Tupac their hottest tracks
Amerikaz Most wanted was snoops
Mind made up was Dogg Pound
Don’t forget all the swag and finesse he got from his time in NYC before everything went bad
Pac made himself a media darling w the sob story about being a victim… if he flopped his ass was on the line literally cause he was jail bait
"I better be in that movie because I stole his watch" lol
T.k Kirkland
This is why Snoop needs to help get Suge out.. He owes him big time.
Snoop owes him NOTHING suge was robbing all of em dre was co owner of the row and left with nothing not their fault suge couldn't balance his accounts
Wont happen. California politics wont allow it.
Snoop has no intentions on doing anything but smoking pot and retelling stories with other celeb names attached to them because he is to high to realize he told them before in past interviews. Smh
He helped him get millions so why he need to do that
@Lee John More like the other way around. Suge saved snoop life and
Gave him a career. Suge was the only person that could have got him his freedom.
Art be like tell me about that 😂😂
This guy was a very small piece of DR.He sang a few hooks and that's all that he's done worth mentioning.Didnt have any hits himself.Just because he hung around the studio to get scraps now he thinks he deserves a place in biopic.delusional.The only reason he gets interviewed is because he gossips.That's his only way of getting attention.name drop.
I could only see Danny boy on that biopic when he went on stage lol
They can definitely do a movie and not include him because they already did it many times. Nobody every said deathrow and oh yea Danny boy. He had a great voice but what did he do???
Lotta hooks
🤣🤣🤣🤣
What is expected of him? I don't get it...he was legit a kid at the time also...he's singer...so he sang...on a lotta songs lol so...I feel like that's doing stuff right?
@@gingerriviera3654 it definitely WASN'T a lot of songs and record companies you by giving you stuff as well or paying for things for you like trips cars houses so for as much as he did he got paid
That Snoop Dogg "Murder Was The Case" video speak's volume's. That wasn't God Snoop asked to save him. Then again maybe that was his God.
Where's the Jodeci tea Danny Boy ?
Chill
I love this channel!
But low key I'm here for art's lisp 💯🤣
Pac has about 60 unreleased songs to this DAY...#True story
To all the Biggie groupies that like to make silly artistical comparisons, Pac was a poet, an actor, a social activist, a sex symbol, an MC, a writer, a dancer, a lyricist, and even more! Biggie was just a lyricist and an MC. That's it. However, I feel like the truth needs to be said for you wannabes out there! Other than that, R.I.P. to both legends brother Tupac Amaru Shakur A.K.A 2Pac and Christopher George Latore Wallace A.K.A The Notorious B.I.G!
I know for a fact he got more unreleased music than that some they never want to come out because alot of shit will be exposed but his work will never die even when they try to destroy it (and they've tried)
You have spoken well
Yeah, but Biggie is a better lyricist
Bruh all u did was show the proof that 2pac was lost and he didn't even know who he was Pac was still searching for his image Biggie just played in his lane
@@theetruth8626 @Humphrey obaner I don't know which one of you east coast bitches I should ether first I'll start with thee lie first of all pac ain't have an image like a lot of these WWE characters in the rap game he was a true artist who just spoke how he felt and what was going on in his life true artist don't need some identity or image to sell records so that alone takes biggie and the rest of those east coast characters and gimmicks out of the equation second Humphrey hogart lyricism is subjective now if you wanna say biggie may have been more clever with his rhymes not as witty as pac because pac in the rare occasion he would use wordplay it was more potent and made you think about the line biggie just made you laugh or go ooooh Tupac was more cryptic with his rhyme scheme and can make one line have many different meanings similar to how alternative rock lyricist like Kurt Cobain or Jerry Cantrell would write no other rapper in the game comes close to makaveli except rakim
Love Danny boys interviews. Fellow Chicago'in
Danny boy had the best song on murder was the case hands down
Wouldn't say it was the best, but Come When I Call is really dope. Should've been released as a single back then.
Mr "I was there!"... so was the driver, the security guards, the back up dancers and whoever else
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
We back
He keeps it a 💯
If you weren't a big artist during that time, you won't get featured in the movies/shows. Nobody cares about the background guys in those
That hook on “I Ain’t Mad at Cha” DB is Row.
He Sounds bitter that he wasnt aknowledged for 'being there' 🥴😂 whats understood doesn't need to be explain. Be happy for 'being there' and witnessed these moments. Still love your work lol