If DOC didn't lose his voice.....the whole pecking order of people's top 10 would be different.

@CMH_1975

7 ай бұрын

FACTS

@BigMac785

7 ай бұрын

Bro. He’s top 5 lyricist. NWA, Eazy-E, Chronic, Doggystyle…. He shaped a whole generation of “gangsta rap”. Just his catalogue til Suge kicked him out of Death Row is crazy. My favorite NWA member who wasn’t a member.

@ejomena808

6 ай бұрын

No questions about it

@ejomena808

6 ай бұрын

​@@BigMac785also wrote for the Chronic 2001 album too

@soleking78

3 ай бұрын

All factual!

As a 15 year old, I fondly remember mowing lawns armed with my walkman, wearing out DOC's cassette. Between songs, he states something to the effect of "I feel like I have all of the knowledge there is to know." ...and thinking "so true, I agree DOC, we have all the knowledge there is"... as I pushed that lawn mower under the Florida sun. LOL Yes, we were both a little over-confident in our knowledge back then, to say the least. I still love that album. Great to see/hear that the DOC has such a positive attitude in life and didn't take the lower path after his devastating accident. Also, good to hear about his great vision for creating a youth center to promote music and technology. Lots of respect for the DOC. We are still and will always be learning.

This is my first time seeing DOC being interviewed. Well spoken individual and a humble guy. Much respect to him.

@johnniewalker23

11 ай бұрын

He's this way in any interview I've ever seen, always humble and always positive.

@DCranYT

10 ай бұрын

You should definitely check out his older interviews with Vlad 💯

I'm still bumpin my NO ONE CAN DO IT BETTER cd around town in 2023. YOU HEARD!!!

@ImaDieHrderLkeMyKidBruceWillis

9 ай бұрын

I had that shit on cassette.

@BigMac785

7 ай бұрын

I wore that shit out. lol. Had to grab the cd in 96, last NWA track ever on the Grand Finale. Funny fact, no cussing until the last track.

@user_unknown1488

6 ай бұрын

it's a timeless album that still stands proud against every hip hop album ever made, it really was a portrait of a masterpiece

@HittokiriBattousai17

3 ай бұрын

Insane album

I got chills hearing D.O.C describe reasons for not drinking. I stopped drinking on August 13th 2018.

@user_unknown1488

6 ай бұрын

good work mate.

D.O.C is a legend, selfishly we wish he hadn't lost his voice, but it could be no where near how he felt. Even with his tragedy he still found a way to contribute to some of the greatest songs and artist we love, he seems to have found peace and thats what matters, salute to the Diggy D.O.C!

@olliewilson-smith8413

11 ай бұрын

Imagine if DOC were to create an album using AI-type vocals and recorded..would he?

@bedrock6443

10 ай бұрын

@@olliewilson-smith8413 I mean thats the good stuff bout AI. It can give people who don't have a voice anymore or at least the voice they don't have anymore a place to make music. But if it is in the wrong hands it can cause destruction. In the case of the DOC it could lead him to create another album that he otherwise would be unable to create. AI in the right circumstances can lead to really good things. And since it can replicate voices it can lead to albums being created (willingly of course not by force) by people who have lost their voice.

@ST-wn7zt

9 ай бұрын

@@bedrock6443 Doc can still rap after the accident tho, he has an album made after he lost his voice

Mad love to what DOC brought to Hip Hop and the humble attitude he brings to the space. Much needed in this game. TY Legend!

It’s impossible to not like The DOC.

I am a Dallas TX native & no one can do it better that DOC!!! He is a Dallas legend!! He is the formula 🎯🔥

His music reached us here in New Zealand, late 80's. Still playing it now. Never gets old, just gets better with age.

The DOC really should do voice acting for cartoons. Could spawn a whole new career.

@jordanbass705

11 ай бұрын

I agree tho with the voice he got now but from your opinion do you believe his original old voice is coming back one day?

@daedevillewrestling

11 ай бұрын

That would be a blessing if it did. But his voice now is very cool and unique. Could see it in the Marvel or DC universe

@jordanbass705

11 ай бұрын

@@daedevillewrestling I totally agree I like his voice he got now I can always go back too listen too his first iconic album nobody can do it better with his original voice.

@vincerodriguez209

11 ай бұрын

he has done many einstein think before you flap your gums

@daedevillewrestling

11 ай бұрын

@@vincerodriguez209 That’s great! What has he done? I couldn’t find anything when I googled it before I posted

Much respect to The DOC

He still looks handsome!!! Salute!!!! ❤

Dude to this day.....when DOC speaks we listen. This man is intelligent all around, but he is a intelligent man on the genre. He always has his finger on the pulse of rap. He is beyond legend, and so humble with his status. Check his work out y'all. It is some of the greatest. His rap songs he did to the productions and behind the scenes of the music now. He is a monster pillar of it.

@LetsTalkAboutSportsLIve

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for saying everything i was going to write you spit the facts. Thank you sir.

DOC and Big Daddy Kane were my 2 favourite artists from the mid 80s into the early 90s when rap changed forever and the whole Gangsta era started. I feel their harder edged shit was the sword that drove the music to start the whole gangsta / f-funk era ultimately

@jikosauce

11 ай бұрын

I need the whole DOC discography. Where can i find it. I want ever verse. Same for Kane

The kids born born after 1990 will never really appreciate how OG this gen of hip hop was and how many true MCs have come since. Only maybe 5 today I like. The rest is nonsense. Just marketing

Somehow the beard NOW matches his voice

❤ my favorite rapper of all times, I'm 50 though, then 2Pac, DOC, MOST ICONIC RAPPER EVA 🎉❤🎉

I love you the d.o.c. you are my favorite rapper of all time ❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️

@fahqgoogle5941

11 ай бұрын

Name 2.songs

Great interview ❤

Ice Cube still has the greatest debut rap album of all time. The stories he spits make you feel like you're reading a novel that's a literature masterpiece.

I used to listen to DOC when I was 63, and now I'm 17. This will forever be a classic.

@Tj21415

11 ай бұрын

Huh?? Those ages aren't adding up

@dirkjewitt5037

11 ай бұрын

@@Tj21415 he's got benjamin Button disease.

@denisejonas3300

11 ай бұрын

​@@Tj21415 Maybe @Rizzlyricist is aka Benjamin Button 🤣

@vinylvandalsne3487

11 ай бұрын

Do you have a DeLorean?

@prestonsimmons65

11 ай бұрын

@@vinylvandalsne3487😂😂😂 hope he has a flux capacitor

I’m a 52 year old white guy that grew up middle class luckily and me and my friends all listened to nwa, the doc, nemesis, run c and many others

Great storytelling. Legend in the business. Looking forward to interview him.

D.O.C. This is a huge part of history, I appreciate your sharing

The man was ahead of his time, in a era when the flow was changing. He stood at the time along with Rakim, Kane, & Kool G as the top lyricist is the game imo. 1989-90. Him losing his voice is was crazy at the time. Stunted his growth in that sense. He’s raps version of Penny Hardaway or Grant Hill.

Great interview. Would live to meet the DOC

This was such a great interview. The questions were on point and the responses were intentional

Great to see D.O.C. clearheaded and sober. This interview was so on point straight fire 🔥

Great interview

Eazy duz it, straight outta Compton, no one can do it better. WOW

OG. Very genuine and humble guy. Peace. From the heart of Africa

Pure love for The DOC

Much respect to the Doc

Legend! The D.O.C. should write an autobiography.

🌬️ Salute Respectfully this is a humble man 💯✍🏾

The DOC is a wonderful human being.

It's Tha Diggy Diggy DOC y'all pumpin it yes y'all DOC on tha set be kickin fresh y'all...! Ya Knooooow!

I need more DOC tracks!

❤this guy man, all the best to the D.O.C. A living legend of Hip Hop/Rap. Grew up on his music and balled hard in the late 80's early 90's. N.W.A. was the shits my nigga. A movement like that will never be again🤙🏾👌🏾🤟🏾👊🏾

Bless you D.O.C. Whirlwind Pyramid & Portrait of a Masterpiece used to tear the dancefloor apart in the day, i would drop them along with Wrath of Kane, Lyrics of Fury and Poison , but on top of that your first album was perfect! it had everything. x x x

Dope interview

I love this. I’m not even from Dallas, but I definitely support this

High energy, flowin with the wisdom.

The DOC is among the greatest of hip hop artists. He should be in everyone's list of the greatest. Period point blank.

Amen. God bless brother...

Great interview, nothing but positivity

That mavs jersey is lit 🔥 LETS GO LAKERS 💜💛

It’s great how he supports his hometown of Dallas!!

Why no details about the documentary? What is it called? Where can you watch it?

Where can we find the documentary?!

SALUTE TO THE DOC FOR BEING REAL DEFINITELY A PHENOMENAL LYRICIST 🙏🙏💯💯🦾🦾

For once this new AI technology could be put to good use. Reviving the DOC's career as an artist and giving us atleast 2 more albums using an AI voice generator. If he and Dre can pull this off how dope would that be? I'm here for it! 💯

@lifedestroyer

11 ай бұрын

His time has passed. I just wished he never would have lost his voice in that accident. He was on his way to perform in my city and had the wreck. So yea never got to see him in concert. We were all waiting to see him and then ICE T came out and told us about the accident.

Salute to my brother D.O.C a real one!!!!

Now im sweatin now im nervous cuz you din said dat 🤣🤣🤣🤣.... Talk about DOWN TO EARTH. Yo real talk DOC in all of us and we all DOC...legendary truth to the game💪🏾💯💪🏾💯💪🏾💯

😊😊 he literally covered everything

When is the Documentary coming out?

His answer about big and pac spoke volumes and he is 1000% correct. Nothing bit love for the way he explained

What documentary are they talking about? Have to see it! =)

Born is Y.O here ✊🏻NYC . Only lived there till I was around 6 months. Grew up, A little North.

LOVE DOC. This man has endured more than most could handle, and while it started rough, he took it in stride and came out better & stronger. Most don't have any clue how many greats stand on his shoulders.

Glad the interviewer brought up grand finale the west coast symphony

Living legend, enough said.

What documentary are they talking about. Could have at least linked info in the description.

Ill love the DOC’s story of sobriety; been alcohol sobber for 7 years now

What a beautiful soul

Man is amazing

Where can we watch the Doc D.O.C?

DOC 🖊 penmanship is prolific during his Ruthless days. No doubt.

A true legend

What documentary is it ? By any chance ?

And thru all his accolades he remains humble and grateful despite his misfortune

Where can I see the documentary

What's the name of the documentary?

No one can do it better

DOC will always be remembered as a west legend

With how much disrespect he gets because folks these days know him more for movies than anything, but that mutual respect between Cube and D.O.C. That they give each other is amazing.

D.O.C🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Just a suggestion: can we get some timestamps?

Some say he would’ve been the best in the West if it wasn’t for his incident

@bryanbrooks10tb

11 ай бұрын

Best from Dallas

@EWheels

11 ай бұрын

DOC was one of best in the WORLD CRAIG!!! No body knew he was from TX

Stop flagging Black Women Content creators. Yall love to take from our community but never give back.

Doc love u but be no donation but love tho see u willing Ness to keep hip hop on the front... Love dalllas respect

The question about how was the aura when they was recording the chronic album the interviewer should have clarified what was the excitement like recording those songs not the element surrounding them while they were recording The Chronic album. Still a awesome interview.

Respect Always to The D.O.C. Forever. But Boston we we’re all White,Black,Latino,Asian Breakdancing in late 70s! Huge EpicMusic Fans and I’m on my 3rd Album as the Realest White MCs in the World. Rap is Huge in The Bloody Bean. Always has been.I’m shocked People in Cali don’t know about how tough Boston is???Always has Been!!! 👊🏼🥊🥊🥷🏽👐🏼🤘🏼🧱💯Respect,Salute from SouthWest Quincy\Boston Taxachusetts

I was sleeping on Tweedy Bird Loc for a min, he got this song where he's Dissing Eazy and H.W.A is funny, R.I.P Tweedy Bird Loc 🕊️

1:01:57 Eminem part

What documentary?

D.O.C. is one of the best to bless the mic and the pen. I'd love to help you with Dreams Experience. I am a enterianment industry computer programmer, happy to help.

The ,The DOC, the The The DOC.

Real mike checker 💯

Fav mavs jersey

DO.C is one of the biggest what ifs in Rap history

I recognise this studio from the Eminem : Crooked interview

I ❤ me some DOC. Shout out to Erykah Badu!

@johje02

11 ай бұрын

i bet that Erykah Badu’s top 4 baby daddies/ex boyfriends list is better than your top 5 MCs. 3 Staks, Common, The D.O.C, and Jay Electronica 🤷🏾‍♂️

@CapricornNoCap

11 ай бұрын

@@johje02 My Top 5 male MCs are Mystikal, Ludacris, Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes, and while I love Tupac, Imma say Biggie for #5.

@johje02

11 ай бұрын

@@CapricornNoCap that’s a strong top 5 👍🏾

DOC 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

That’s Justin a.k.a. the company man doing this interview, right?

The Company Man and Vlad unite??! Yes! 🎉

And yes no Vaseline best dissertation song ever. And I am from NY and he came to NY to make that album

@keiththomas111

11 ай бұрын

Over the "The Bridge is over" By BDP and your from NY🤔 I'm from Philly and I know better than that piece to Schoolly D "PSK" first gangsta rap song facts" 85" 🧐

@ricolauren2560

7 күн бұрын

I already think it is the best...2nd to none..but I never thought about it about him making it in the east coast...classic...these are the certain reasons why cube edges the greats..and can rap on any beat..most rappers can't do that

The more us adults can come up with innovative ways to educate the youth through the things they’re already passionate about using the technology available to us can really be the advancement in our countries ability to compete with the rest of the world economically monetizing the production of our popular culture the world already is in love with.

It's crazy how his voice comes back every now and then for a few seconds. I wonder if he could've found a way through therapy or something to bring it out manuall all the time