The DOC: I Put Suge and Dre Together So We Could Build Death Row Records

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  • Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
  • www.vladtv.com - During this VladTV exclusive, The D.O.C. discussed the infamous beef between N.W.A. and Death Row Records in the early 90's. When asked about the difference between the first and second N.W.A. albums, "The Formula" lyricist made it clear Ice Cube's absence changed everything. "Nothing was the same after Cube left," The D.O.C. told DJ Vlad. "Even the beats seemed like they would've been better suited for a D.O.C. record."
    Hear about the changes The D.O.C. noticed after Cube's departure, how Death Row Records got its name and why him and Suge Knight were banned from almost every venue in Hollywood above.

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  • @Stronglarry73
    @Stronglarry73 8 років тому +377

    djvlad should just interview people for historic rap stories. this shit is thr best

  • @amsterdamG2G
    @amsterdamG2G 8 років тому +291

    dre complaing to the doc about money stuff. while doc was not even getting paid at all

    • @marksimpson936
      @marksimpson936 8 років тому +13

      Complete bullshit

    • @amsterdamG2G
      @amsterdamG2G 8 років тому +31

      +Mark Simpson you know it better than the d.o.c. himself? ! who are you? professor X?!

    • @marksimpson936
      @marksimpson936 8 років тому +3

      R.G. Stentje Lil wyte is the only descent person in rap all others r complete bullshit

    • @amsterdamG2G
      @amsterdamG2G 8 років тому +22

      Mark Simpson go play with your barbie doll

    • @ammasdaddy2002
      @ammasdaddy2002 8 років тому +14

      wtf?!? Lil wyte? what the fuck does he have to do with this at all?

  • @ROBBSTAR76
    @ROBBSTAR76 8 років тому +157

    The doc was one honest dude...rare especially in gangsta hip hop !

    • @marksimpson936
      @marksimpson936 8 років тому

      He's lies a lot he said he fuck jay z up in he's ass

    • @EPIC3Fifths
      @EPIC3Fifths 8 років тому +26

      +Mark Simpson tf are you talking about

    • @mrBasketcase69
      @mrBasketcase69 7 років тому

      huh ?

  • @NOAOFFICIALPAGE
    @NOAOFFICIALPAGE 8 років тому +316

    WE NEED AN MC REN INTERVIEW VLAD!

    • @TOOxPHONKEE
      @TOOxPHONKEE 7 років тому +2

      Hell yeah!

    • @phoenixentertainment8599
      @phoenixentertainment8599 7 років тому +40

      Yep doc was closer to dre and ren was closer to E we need to hear both sides

    • @NOAOFFICIALPAGE
      @NOAOFFICIALPAGE 7 років тому +8

      VLAD MAKE THAT PHONE CALL

    • @rodluv21
      @rodluv21 5 років тому +5

      Bg knocc out said he never seen ren in his time at ruthless. Dont seem close at all.

    • @eldubya7296
      @eldubya7296 4 роки тому +2

      I think Ren is that real gangster and he ain’t gone talk.

  • @NcrOrder
    @NcrOrder 8 років тому +157

    If Dre, Cube, or Ren don't mention D.O.C at the rock n roll hall of fame.That's legitimately fucked up

    • @MrWARBUCKS24
      @MrWARBUCKS24 8 років тому +59

      Doc need to be up there on that stage with him he's responsible for probably 90% of the shit Dre ever said on the mic Laylaw better be on that stage too

    • @munaaden7869
      @munaaden7869 7 років тому +20

      Cube mentioned him in his speech thank god

    • @JackJack-sr9og
      @JackJack-sr9og 6 років тому +1

      Mark Simpson hmmm nobody speaking on that...doc on the real

    • @d-staxworldwidestax7112
      @d-staxworldwidestax7112 6 років тому

      Where's MC Ren?

    • @samsoncudjo
      @samsoncudjo 6 років тому +2

      NCR ORDER YEA IT IS YOUR RIGHT, DOC WAS THE LA AND BABYFACE OF WRITING MUSIC, SO THAT WAS DISRESPECTFUL YOUR RIGHT

  • @BUDOKAIultimate3
    @BUDOKAIultimate3 8 років тому +55

    So basically we all can agree that Eazy did not get beat up in the studio like they showed in the film and that was another part that was just hollywood creative shit.
    Eazy was a G, no doubt.

    • @marksimpson936
      @marksimpson936 8 років тому +4

      God give us eazy back in return will give u all rap crap

    • @bajan503
      @bajan503 8 років тому +9

      I knew that from day one lol eazy was the only member of the group with any street cred I'll give ren a small pass.

    • @josephescobedo5226
      @josephescobedo5226 6 років тому +1

      Mark Simpson I agree get rid of trash rappers like lil wyte

    • @407cedricbad
      @407cedricbad 6 років тому

      There’s actual court documents about it.....

    • @eazy-ekingofgangstarap1441
      @eazy-ekingofgangstarap1441 6 років тому

      cedric porter where?

  • @selfiekroos1777
    @selfiekroos1777 7 років тому +28

    If we lived in peter pans world lol

  • @youhateme8827
    @youhateme8827 8 років тому +14

    Take notice how he said that Eazy was that dude that you didn't wanna fuck with. In all these interviews people are saying the same thing. Eazy was a real compton city G and not some studio gangsta. The whole NWA theme and storyline was basically Eazy's life. They were telling the street stories that Eazy mostly experienced. You can be fans of the other group members but don't ever forget that Eazy E was the real G of the group.

  • @TheSoloAsylum
    @TheSoloAsylum 5 років тому +41

    Shug never touched Eazy, we know this because Shug is still alive.

  • @leahhart5208
    @leahhart5208 7 років тому +47

    The D.O.C is such a cool guy... And he's humble💯

  • @chozen9
    @chozen9 5 років тому +10

    I interviewed BG knockout “l like him” Col 187 “I like him to” & Arabian Price “I like him to” no cap that kinda warmed my heart a bit 😂

  • @RobB072772
    @RobB072772 8 років тому +68

    I still don't like how they did NOT give the D.O.C. a studio part/song session, (but he played IN THE WHOLE MOVIE.) And if that part about Eazy getting beat down in the studio is NOT true, then Cube you foul bro. You, Dre, Tomika, all yawl foul for ALLOWING THAT SCENE TO TAKE PLACE. (Something that could possibly be NOT true.) But you cut out the part when Dre slaps a woman??? (Something that's possibly and closer to be the truth.)

    • @kianawebb5761
      @kianawebb5761 8 років тому +20

      Yeah they tried to make Dre look like an angel and they downplayed the hell outta Doc's presence and force in that group and as a solo artist. That's one thing that kinda made me upset. Doc's character was throughout the entire movie and he barely said anything, when in reality it was the opposite. I've seen old footage of them and Doc was just as live as the rest of em.

    • @RobB072772
      @RobB072772 8 років тому +6

      right. D.O.C. was a force!!! They even let 2Pac have a studio part.

    • @lukey1210
      @lukey1210 6 років тому

      RobB072772 word rob

    • @kevinwhite3685
      @kevinwhite3685 5 років тому +8

      To be honest, cube has said he doesn't know anything that happened with ruthless after he left. During the movie, he found out about all the other stuff. Blame Dre and Tomica

    • @bigl2567
      @bigl2567 5 років тому +6

      @@kevinwhite3685 Who the fuck told Dr. Dre and Tomica to be the producers of this NWA movie? Martin Scorsese should've directed and produced the movie 😂😂

  • @coopwinters
    @coopwinters 8 років тому +44

    I remember he came to Lessenger Middle School. I don't know how the administration pulled of bringing gangster rappers to that school. Ice T came, Redhead Kingpin and a couple others. I still have their autographs. Only honor students were allowed to go hear them rap in the gym.

    • @user-wt7ed3oe1t
      @user-wt7ed3oe1t 6 років тому +2

      Cammea Durfield wow that is a true gem to hold on to

    • @JaiLeafe225
      @JaiLeafe225 6 років тому +1

      That sounds lit

    • @bern9642
      @bern9642 5 років тому +2

      That's some encouragement

    • @mrcoochielicker3079
      @mrcoochielicker3079 4 роки тому +1

      I still have an old Redhead Kingpin tape,they were goin hard on that🎼

  • @stickem721
    @stickem721 8 років тому +35

    Vlad, this series of interviews is absolutely incredible. I grew up in CT close to NYC. D.O.C. was THE ONLY "west coast" rapper that I liked or respected by 89/90. But I'm more impressed by how accountable and wise he is today while he reflects on all the things that "happened to him". He stands up and takes responsibility for everything; lack of having his contracts right, etc. I wish the youth of today would watch these interviews and learn that from him. THAT'S an AMERICAN right there. He takes ALL responsibility for his own actions, holds no grudges, smiles, and moves on about his business. I have complete respect for him for that! Salute yourself for asking all the right questions

    • @chris-jx2ur
      @chris-jx2ur 5 років тому

      Much respect due D.O.C. BIG BOSS G. REAL RECONINCE REAL NO FAKE N THE FORMULA

    • @chris-jx2ur
      @chris-jx2ur 5 років тому +1

      Good text my bro thanks for keeping it real mane

    • @Vercingetorix.Fantasia
      @Vercingetorix.Fantasia 5 років тому

      Why is " happened to him" in quotes. Do you know how quotes work?

  • @darrylstephens7668
    @darrylstephens7668 8 років тому +207

    Hoping for another DOC interview Vlad.

  • @gl0bal7474
    @gl0bal7474 7 років тому +41

    Business is a dirty thing....... truer words have never been spoken

  • @Rellesh09
    @Rellesh09 8 років тому +68

    DOC's response at the end about Suge had me 😂😂😂😂😂.

    • @naaimsharif749
      @naaimsharif749 8 років тому

      +Morrell Hughes LOL,More than likely Suge & his Compton mob piru bloods boys did get gangsta on Eazy.

    • @carlgrimes4507
      @carlgrimes4507 8 років тому +9

      +Naaim Sharif nah they didn't touch eazy LOL THEY KNEW THAT E WOULD HAVE KILLED THEM

    • @naaimsharif749
      @naaimsharif749 8 років тому +6

      DWIGHT NOT FAR Am not saying Suge & his Compton mob piru bloods boys beat up eazy, I am just saying they got gangsta on eazy.
      Because a former death row artist who was with suge & dre at the time said, dre did tell suge that eazy only understood the gangsta way of talking at times, now he didn't say dre told suge to get gangsta on eazy he just said dre told suge in a conversation that at times (Not all the times) eazy only understood the gangsta way of things.

    • @carlgrimes4507
      @carlgrimes4507 8 років тому +5

      They didn't go gangsta on eazy, he would have killed suge if it wasn't for jerry

    • @eyadzreika6794
      @eyadzreika6794 8 років тому +7

      +Morrell Hughes why does everyone praise eazy e as the cold blood killer people think he was if suge knight was to get eazy e eazy e would of been killed by the first punch.grow up people

  • @CaliCool91
    @CaliCool91 8 років тому +86

    Describing Suge as a deviant who liked to do crazy shit and laugh about it just made things a WHOLE lot clearer for me. Suge's been described a lot of ways for a long time but that just made everything so simple for me as far as 2Pac goes and just Death Row in general. It all makes sense now...

    • @CaliCool91
      @CaliCool91 8 років тому +41

      Willis Street it's not just about being crazy. The fact that he was a jokestar who took pleasure in crazy shit like that is what does it. Pairing a guy like that with 2Pac in his "I don't give a fuck" prime, plus they're both rich and powerful? Disaster waiting to happen.

    • @MarkWhippy
      @MarkWhippy 8 років тому +26

      +CaliCool91 Suge's probably a sociopath

    • @MEB2kDeez
      @MEB2kDeez 8 років тому +3

      +CaliCool91 lol @ I don't give fuck prime.
      Preach tho.

    • @vaughnboston148
      @vaughnboston148 8 років тому +4

      I have 2 agree with what BG Knockout said. Of course DOC is gonna say it wasn't Dre's character. Regarding setting up Eazy when Dre is his guy. Dre is his paycheck still.
      Helping him out personally ghostwriting then artist development on Aftermath input. He isn't going 2 say Yeah ! Dre did setup E when Suge ambushed him. That would be biting the hand feeding him. Now, Suge was & is a nefarious individual. A man who took pleasure in humiliating, & physically assaulting other's.

    • @giftmactwosingles
      @giftmactwosingles 7 років тому +1

      Na biggie shoulda went to deathrow

  • @OmarButta
    @OmarButta 8 років тому +24

    D.O.C. looks like Method Man...

    • @eldubya7296
      @eldubya7296 4 роки тому +10

      No...Method Man looks like him.

  • @DVitamin3
    @DVitamin3 8 років тому +40

    THIS WAS THE TRUE BRAINS OF THAT WHOLE NWA / DEATHROW THING ... D.O.C WAS A BETTER MORE VERSATILE MC THAN CUBE . I WOULD'VE LOVED TO HAVE HEARD HIS FOLLOW UP ALBUM WITH HIS ORIGINAL VOICE.

    • @MrWARBUCKS24
      @MrWARBUCKS24 8 років тому +11

      man I been telling ppl that for years Doc was the best thing in the Ruthless camp more versatile with the lyrics concepts and flows then Cube

    • @LeoPena81
      @LeoPena81 8 років тому +4

      Helter Skelter was supposed to be a Dre/Cube album with DOC and Cube writing. It would've been the 3 of them of he had his voice. It would've been a classic for sure.

    • @kingspade6725
      @kingspade6725 8 років тому +2

      +Guess3981 doc dropped heltah skeltah on his own and i thought it was still dope.

    • @LeoPena81
      @LeoPena81 8 років тому +1

      +Orlando Steele i bought it freshman year when it came out and yes it definitely is a dope album.

    • @marksimpson936
      @marksimpson936 8 років тому

      Orlando Steele no he didn't

  • @Ricardodelamuerte
    @Ricardodelamuerte 4 роки тому +7

    Man.. hearing D’s voice being so crunchy and gravelly just breaks my heart. He had such a sweet timbre to his flow before the accident. He would’ve been a massive superstar in the G funk era 😢

  • @flexgoddaps
    @flexgoddaps 8 років тому +52

    If/when Suge gets out, Vlad needs to do a 3 hour interview with him. Talk about Compton, the NFL, security, NWA, Eazy, Jerry, Death Row, Pac, Big, Puffy, Jail, Gang affiliation, getting shot. There's just too much

  • @BlissAden
    @BlissAden 7 років тому +20

    This legend would play as the best voice actor for Batman

  • @jacksnow9015
    @jacksnow9015 8 років тому +12

    Dre is so smart in recognizing how important a dude like the D.O.C. would be to any movement...a loyal visionary.

  • @sonnygarcia353
    @sonnygarcia353 6 років тому +13

    It's funny that Dre and doc needed to run to suge to stand up to eazy e

  • @ojiligon7077
    @ojiligon7077 6 років тому +12

    One of the girls said Death Row and it just stuck with them AMAZING

  • @SuperClsmooth
    @SuperClsmooth 8 років тому +21

    Props where it's due, great interview vlad! We need more DOC.

  • @spicetbedhead
    @spicetbedhead 8 років тому +96

    Please let's not get into the Slim Jesus convo when we are talking about this Rap Legend like The D.O.C!!! When we are talking about rap legends can we refrain from talking about any new artists and let us 80s babies see our fave rappers from the past tell us the real of Hip Hop culture!!! If you are over 30, this is for US!!! If not..... listen and learn kids what a rap legend says to you about what Hip Hop really is and where it came from!!!!

    • @Ph.40Lowks
      @Ph.40Lowks 8 років тому +9

      preach

    • @mothafuckaimdre4771
      @mothafuckaimdre4771 8 років тому

      Don't be patronising

    • @Kendrickthegreat
      @Kendrickthegreat 8 років тому +7

      You don't have to be over 30 to be considered a grown man or know who these guys are. Ppl act like if it comes out before you were born you could never hear of it. When in reality older ppl can put you on to it and technology allows you to go back and listen for yourself.

    • @spicetbedhead
      @spicetbedhead 8 років тому +5

      +IG: Kendricksp I never said anything about being a grown man its just all ya'll keep bringing up new dumb asses on old school rappers interviews and think that is the thing to do!!! We are trying to learn about Hip Hop history here and I will patronize all the fuck I want because it needed to be said!!! The D.O.C is a Rap Legend!!! Ya'll young fools just need to do your research man!!! These young idiots in Hip Hop are so dumb and just don;t know where Hip Hop comes from and judges it like they know and were there...... again If you are OVER 30 then you wold know if you were into Hip Hop for that long!!! LISTEN UP YOUNG-INS!!!

    • @gcornelius308
      @gcornelius308 8 років тому +1

      yup

  • @philipfrank2596
    @philipfrank2596 4 роки тому +8

    You never heard adults use the word “deviant” very intelligent to use as a description. DOC always classic

  • @L4pa100
    @L4pa100 5 років тому +32

    Doc admitted he was a studio gangsta lol everything I rap about was coming to light and I got uncomfortable

  • @Corey5420
    @Corey5420 8 років тому +80

    The D.O.C is the greatest songwriter ever. If you want proof, listen to the chronic.

    • @tlig
      @tlig 7 років тому +1

      Snoop wrote roughly 80% of that album.

    • @slrhodes
      @slrhodes 5 років тому +2

      @@tlig say no to drugs!

    • @AnnaLexi
      @AnnaLexi 5 років тому +1

      Courtlen Cole *_Hell yeah!!!_*

    • @5065ca
      @5065ca 5 років тому +2

      he wrote the chronic??? I thought Dre did...

    • @chris-jx2ur
      @chris-jx2ur 5 років тому

      Did he write the music for that album

  • @AnnaLexi
    @AnnaLexi 5 років тому +43

    *_I never get tired of D.O.C’s interviews! I can watch them over & over again!!_*

  • @DJJustJayOK
    @DJJustJayOK 8 років тому +33

    @Vlad - Love watching interviews on the legends of the rap game! Keep it up bro

  • @semirdrazanin4506
    @semirdrazanin4506 6 років тому +13

    D.O.C. been there since day one,and ge gets no credit in any way.
    That just sucks,he got played time and time again.

  • @michaelchacon4784
    @michaelchacon4784 8 років тому +10

    Vlad should have talked about the ruthless radio show when Daz was was going in on Eazy and Eazy was asking for doc.

  • @Differindividual
    @Differindividual 8 років тому +15

    This all connects to the death row documentary. Good interview.

  • @BURRVISION
    @BURRVISION 8 років тому +5

    omg 19mins of The DOC... im watching every bit. lol... thanks Vladimir

  • @jeanetteterry9386
    @jeanetteterry9386 7 років тому +6

    Thank you for sharing D.O.C. This was a real classy interview. Thank you for your truth and honesty. I will be checking for more commentary and projects you are a part of. Peace!!

  • @OmarScruggs
    @OmarScruggs 7 років тому +6

    woulda been great to get a few nwa albums with Cube but it almost makes them more legendary that they only really had 1 1/2 albums with all members

  • @MultiMrMiles
    @MultiMrMiles 8 років тому +12

    Imo DOC, Cold 187um and Kokane, those 3 were the most creative in that camp. Funkateers and lyrical. 80s was the BEST.

  • @PopoSavageDislikeGodHARDONTHOT
    @PopoSavageDislikeGodHARDONTHOT 8 років тому +30

    Vlad hold this W for not posting/Interview Slim Jesus or any other kind of fuckery for once.

  • @KEITHBANGOLA
    @KEITHBANGOLA 8 років тому +8

    real hip hop stories, we need more o.g stories aka history

  • @youhateme8827
    @youhateme8827 8 років тому +24

    DOC was the cause of all this mess and he still never got paid lol.

    • @cun7us
      @cun7us 8 років тому +2

      +YouHateMe Which mess?

    • @youhateme8827
      @youhateme8827 8 років тому +4

      ***** Death Row vs Ruthless. He was the one that put Dre n Suge together.

    • @amsterdamG2G
      @amsterdamG2G 8 років тому

      +YouHateMe well but all the classic albums would not have been made.

    • @youhateme8827
      @youhateme8827 8 років тому +3

      +R.G. Stentje I honestly don't find Dre's albums on Death Row to be classics. In my opinion The Chronic was overrated.

    • @amsterdamG2G
      @amsterdamG2G 8 років тому +1

      YouHateMe death row just released 1 dre album. 2pac,snoop,dogg pound most of the soundtracks were classic

  • @t8r507
    @t8r507 8 років тому +10

    The D.O.C!! Helter skelter was a kick ass disc!! One of the greats

  • @King_Arthur_
    @King_Arthur_ 8 років тому +129

    Good interview. Vlad get off Slim's nuts his 15 minutes of fame is over

    • @BURRVISION
      @BURRVISION 8 років тому

      i agree

    • @vinny5638
      @vinny5638 8 років тому +6

      +King Arthur Maybe if you shut the fuck up about it & stop giving those videos traffic they'd stop. Yall the type of people to say "stop doing this shit!" then basically hand Vlad a couple of hundred of reasons to continue via money in the mail. Na, fuck that, lets make a funny slim jesus joke in the comments & get 30 likes.

    • @onceinyolifetime
      @onceinyolifetime 8 років тому +1

      True indeed...vladtv is a 'blood-sucka... #THEindustryFOLK smdh. gimme a break!...please!

    • @pachoota
      @pachoota 8 років тому +2

      +Michael Draft excuse me correction here vladpire or better culture vludture ha ha ha

    • @King_Arthur_
      @King_Arthur_ 8 років тому +1

      Check my mixtape bruh Fuck you bitch. I don't watch those vids

  • @FatalJay
    @FatalJay 8 років тому +12

    DOC was a cold rapper

  • @PrinceSonCheeba
    @PrinceSonCheeba 8 років тому +6

    Vlad much props to you. I often wish these DOC, BG, and Lord Jamar interviews would never stop

  • @paulkg3449
    @paulkg3449 8 років тому +11

    yeah D.O.C one of the founding fathers he been there since the beging respect To the D.O.C

  • @Burrdmizzle
    @Burrdmizzle 8 років тому +9

    interesting how Freeway Rick Ross is tied in all this

  • @stewarteasy72
    @stewarteasy72 5 років тому +1

    If you listen to the skit The $20 Sack Pyramid from The Chronic album, you'll notice that Snoop and D.O.C. was in that skit....and that shit just put me in a laughing mode whenever I listen to it. Man, that skit is the greatest skit I ever heard.

  • @stevenbrown6956
    @stevenbrown6956 6 років тому +19

    It is interesting how Suge made his way in the business. Never rapped or produced a record. Would we even know who he was if DOC did not let him in the door? It appears he initiated a relationship with DOC, to get with Dre. I see all these Suge stories everywhere, he has more publicity than the guys who actually rap. Interesting how this all came about.

    • @17kallum
      @17kallum 4 роки тому +2

      Everyone was scared of him. He was a big bully

    • @tazaman2009
      @tazaman2009 3 роки тому

      Suge Knight is like the Don King Of Rap industry.... Ruthless !

  • @OOTD_
    @OOTD_ 8 років тому +26

    Suge was a big bully lol

  • @spicetbedhead
    @spicetbedhead 4 роки тому +2

    1:48 LMAO "Peter Pans World" hahahaha

  • @snapcrackle4077
    @snapcrackle4077 8 років тому +6

    Curtis Mayfield had an album called Future Shock

  • @Dontez82
    @Dontez82 6 років тому +7

    D.O.C. Is so intelligent and is a living legend.

  • @noncustody
    @noncustody 8 років тому +7

    Keep these OG's interviews coming...

  • @davidtrongnguyen
    @davidtrongnguyen 8 років тому +11

    More Death Row related interviews please. It's such a fascinating era. Especially Pac ones please!! :D

  • @Tx3rd_Ross
    @Tx3rd_Ross 8 років тому +19

    i see you doc with that cowboys hat on💯💯

  • @checkmateforever
    @checkmateforever 8 років тому +5

    Interviews like this is what brings out the best of Vlad. Keep it up!👍🏾

  • @dollahush
    @dollahush 6 років тому +5

    Vlad should do a Snoop Dogg interview

  • @zenla1032
    @zenla1032 5 років тому +1

    Peace Bro. D.O.C. all these years i thought you wouldn't talk for the effect. You couldn't. I'm overwhelmed. Even more grateful for your addition to the history of music and my life. Thank you. @D.O.C.

  • @kickorsidumain6140
    @kickorsidumain6140 8 років тому +6

    "... if you'll excuse me, by a European..." 👀

  • @upraw4lizzife
    @upraw4lizzife 8 років тому +3

    I think Skin Jesus is Vlad's artist because NOBODY ELSE is promoting this dude. he even got other Artist talking about him.

  • @user-wt7ed3oe1t
    @user-wt7ed3oe1t 6 років тому +3

    I’m so glad people like vlad are here to dissect the 90’s problems between rappers I grew up on shouts out to #vladtv

  • @xxGHOSTxxish
    @xxGHOSTxxish 8 років тому +11

    poor DOC. he coulda been one of the greats...

    • @JoseAguilar-hl3ny
      @JoseAguilar-hl3ny 5 років тому +1

      That’s what I tell all my homies, D.O.C could of been Snoop Dogg level big if he never got in that wreck.
      His first album is forever a classic

  • @Darky964
    @Darky964 8 років тому +3

    so honest !! nice
    when did the situation start to crumble ? When Cube left ....

  • @ttenkrut
    @ttenkrut 8 років тому +6

    great DOC interview(s).

  • @DB800187
    @DB800187 8 років тому +8

    Things would be so much better if Suge aka "the cancer of hip hop" hadn't gotten involved.

  • @Fittgirlaudrey
    @Fittgirlaudrey 8 років тому +3

    How the hell are u going to say that dre is not the type of dude to do what he did setting Eazy up, when he lied about beating up a woman nearly unconscious for many years? He obviously has a deeper darker side to him.

  • @tootivey28
    @tootivey28 8 років тому +9

    Real OG in the game

  • @33Kellymc
    @33Kellymc 8 років тому +7

    Great interview. Always loved DOC. Talented brotha. He and Method Man look alike. Lol

    • @uuutoob2day
      @uuutoob2day 5 років тому +1

      Thinking the same thing, look just like Method

  • @ROBBSTAR76
    @ROBBSTAR76 8 років тому +3

    what i love about the d.o.c is, he was a straight up cat who told it like it was! Straight up G!

  • @ChuckBradfordPhotography
    @ChuckBradfordPhotography 5 років тому +5

    Stand up dude, humble.

  • @mikeherrera1862
    @mikeherrera1862 8 років тому +2

    The D.O.C is one of the greats.You can play the whole album or tape with out having to skip a beat.Shit was ill side A flip the tape over to side B.No one can do it better.

  • @TheTSGA
    @TheTSGA 8 років тому +1

    According to Dr.Dre, Futureshock Records/Futureshock Entertainment was named or inspired off of "Futureshock" by Curtis Mayfield

  • @twonhardison5817
    @twonhardison5817 5 років тому +1

    I'm surprised because of the D.O.C's very raspy voice,this interview didn't have subtitles across the screen!

  • @kenderick100
    @kenderick100 5 років тому

    Definitely this is good interview it's good to hear og rap veterans come in tell their side of the story. We definitely need Mc Ren interview because I really wanna hear his side of the the story and with E cause there is alot to what we dont know we heard BG knocc out and Dresta. That was the best Interview i watched.

  • @im2dopee
    @im2dopee 8 років тому +4

    18:12 he a g for that

  • @the_real_ali_the_great
    @the_real_ali_the_great 5 років тому +1

    11:28 u could hear doc voice coming back a little

  • @hughesjai
    @hughesjai 8 років тому +2

    Pissing on peoples legs......now that is some funny shit!

  • @johngotti1373
    @johngotti1373 6 років тому +1

    "In the event some nigga wanna juice this stop him in his tracks and show him that I am Ruthless"!

  • @thedon9335
    @thedon9335 3 роки тому +1

    Imagine being in room with him n michel’le …dre endured a lot😂😂

  • @fourdevils694
    @fourdevils694 7 років тому +1

    "Laylaw and them like to say...." He was about to admit that ABOVE THE LAW started G-Funk. "Call it What You Want" by Above the Law (Featuring 2Pac & Money B of Digital Underground). It's on this song where 2Pac first said the term "G-Funk" after hanging with Above the Law and hearing the term being used by them. #TRUEGAME

  • @sykadelik459
    @sykadelik459 7 років тому

    Probably the best interview I've ever seen was The DOC interview

  • @Pitbullsslotmachines
    @Pitbullsslotmachines 8 років тому +9

    im glad somebody mentioned harry o. he put that bread in suge hands and kenner. they tried to get rid of harry o once suge got shit popping

    • @HolloVVpoint
      @HolloVVpoint 8 років тому +3

      I had a theory, that Hary O probably had Pac killed because suge and Kenner tried to fuck him over. Pac was Death rows biggest asset, their biggest money maker, so makes sense to kill him to ruin the people who fucked you over.
      Hary O was a major drug lord, with a lot of influence and clout even from Jail and you don't fuck over those kinds of people with out there being consequences.
      That's what I would done anyway, if I was Harry O.

    • @Pitbullsslotmachines
      @Pitbullsslotmachines 8 років тому +2

      I feel you on that.

    • @QthAgR8
      @QthAgR8 8 років тому +3

      +HolloVVpoint I never thought of that.

    • @derrickpowell2563
      @derrickpowell2563 8 років тому +3

      +HolloVVpoint Dude U just blew my fuckin mind! I would have never suspected Harry O but at this point I wouldn't doubt it

    • @lukey1210
      @lukey1210 6 років тому

      Fbi cia had pac n eazy done they don’t want black brown unity. Biggie i dunno probably suge

  • @VERDUGOSV1
    @VERDUGOSV1 7 років тому +6

    The DOC would have been bigger then life!!! to the West Coast damn accident switched destiny.

  • @bigl2567
    @bigl2567 5 років тому +1

    N.W.A ain't shit without Ice Cube

  • @freethis222
    @freethis222 7 місяців тому

    "He made D.O.C. kind of a cool dude" This guy is so humble, it's not difficult to make a cool dude look like a cool dude!

  • @sparksup327
    @sparksup327 5 років тому +1

    His voice was coming in at 11:25

  • @ty79ne
    @ty79ne 8 років тому +6

    i bet he was writin 4 snoop

  • @OmarScruggs
    @OmarScruggs 8 років тому +1

    bout time Vlad. i been waiting on the rest of this interview like the return of jesus

  • @dozhadeville444
    @dozhadeville444 7 років тому

    Man I watched all these NWA, Eazy, D.O.C, BG Knokkout interviews. This shit is classic, I'm addicted to this music shit.

  • @BVO4524
    @BVO4524 6 років тому +5

    Dj Vlad bring Doc back in

  • @richardgibson4757
    @richardgibson4757 3 роки тому +1

    What hotel has ever had enough space under the bed for a grown man or men underneath? Hotel closets also aren't that big.

  • @NH-ys7fo
    @NH-ys7fo 8 років тому +2

    One of your best yet Vlad!!

  • @littlep1255
    @littlep1255 8 років тому

    His reaction to the question of that sound like what sure would do is classic.

  • @dance4life1208
    @dance4life1208 8 років тому +15

    He is so fine and I luv his voice

  • @chokewholeddotcom
    @chokewholeddotcom 8 років тому

    A great thing to do these videos. Ignites the desire to go listen to these records and appreciate the greats like D.O.C. The kind that kind of slip through but are always there...

  • @UnseenBeats
    @UnseenBeats 8 років тому

    Still questioned BG knockout's certainty of Easy not getting beat up when he was never there and came around years later.

  • @clhound
    @clhound 8 років тому

    The best part is how he takes ownership of his own actions and how they affected his situation despite all the other negative shit that was going on around him as well. True sign of personal growth, nuff respect to the OG.