Death Row Records
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Music Snoop Dogg is one of the most influential rap artists in hip hop history. He has sold everything from fireplaces to marijuana.
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Music Suge Knight and his gang showed up during the "In Da Club" video shoot to intimidate Eminem and 50 Cent and their people.
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Original Content Suge Knight's reputation precedes him. Here are a few hip hop history stories that seem unbelievable, but those who were there say it's all true.
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Music Though Tupac's Thug Life rap collection were only active for a brief period, they represent a significant moment in hip hop history.
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Pop Culture The late legend’s former colleague, Ronald Brent, shared the sad news on Monday.
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Music A trial is officially underway that could determine who is responsible for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur.
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Music Tupac's best-selling album, "All Eyez on Me," showcased his artistry and impact.
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Pop Culture We're diving into Snoop Dogg's rise from the streets of Los Angeles to an illustrious career worth a net worth of over $100m.
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Original Content How a cutting-edge record label would come to define an entire era.
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Music Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight may be beefing, but now they're on the same side of a legal battle.
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Music Snoop Dogg reveals Dr. Dre didn't want his protege to buy their former label home.
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Music Snoop Dogg's latest signee is an interesting one.
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Music Lydia Harris won a 2005 judgement against Death Row, the company her ex husband Harry-O invested in, and now wants Snoop Dogg to pay up.
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TV He didn't think it was a good idea to be on a yacht with the label.
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Music DJ Quik says he once had a gun pointed in his face after letting a bootleg copy of 2Pac's "All Eyez On Me" fall into the wrong hands.
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Music Tupac Shakur told Keyshia Cole that he was going to leave Death Row on the day he died, asking her to come sign to Quincy Jones with him.
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Music Snoop is happy to reunite with his Death Row brothers.
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Original Content "All Eyez on Me" marked a turning point in 1996, as did Tupac's death. Thirty years later, its ambition still as unapologetic as the rapper intended.
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Music Hasbro acquired Entertainment One for $4.1B and now has the entire Death Row catalog in their possession.
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