Death Row Records
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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 Travis O'Guin believes some of the tall tales around Suge Knight's ruthless Death Row management often get "blown out of proportion."
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Movies Snoop Dogg was one of the first superstars to welcome 50 Cent to the mainstream landscape in the early 2000s after he signed to Dr. Dre.
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Bryson "Boom" Paul -
Music Suge Knight spins lots of yarns during prison interviews, and his latest involves producer Jermaine Dupri.
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Elias Andrews -
Sports Suge reportedly spent $500K of his own money on Sanders before he jumped to Interscope.
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Ben Mock -
Pop Culture The mogul opened up about the environment at Death Row back in the day.
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Noah Grant -
Pop Culture The late legend’s former colleague, Ronald Brent, shared the sad news on Monday.
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Pop Culture Death Row Records co-founder Michael Harris wanted Keefe to set up a call with Eazy.
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Noah Grant -
TV Suge Knight has reportedly been very particular about the person they cast for the role of Tupac.
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Music Suge Knight is being sentenced today for his manslaughter case.
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Original Content EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Bay Area rapper Kamaiyah caught up with us to talk about her Death Row dreams, hopes for a TDE link, being an authentic artist, and why she wants that Drake, Future, and Young Thug collab ASAP.
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Original Content Fresh from Joyner Lucas wishing death upon him on "Devil's Work," we examine how Death Row's Suge Knight became the most hated villain in hip-hop's collective history.
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Robert Blair
