I paid $40 for this DVD back in the day

@-Reagan

7 ай бұрын

It was worth it. Ik I got my money from playing that. I only let it go a few years ago and I wish I’d kept it for my son, he likes everything from the 90’s

@tonyl6520

6 ай бұрын

@@-Reagan it was such knowledge to understand the whole story.. I loved it 😍

@rhianhegarty3383

4 ай бұрын

I remember recording cassettes from real play and thinking why else would blank cassettes bee sold openly if it wasn't ok to record and share music .. Ain't it amazing how the shortcuts could bee made and continue to bee made to this day. Again, Thank God and absolutely anyone who shares anything they may own via copies purchased or download via online or subscription paid. Anyway, rant over lol

@glajubutu

2 ай бұрын

I think it's safe to say that this was probably the best Era in rap. That's from late 80's to mid 2000's. 90s rap being the best of all. And i think most people out there can agree.

@DanosGarage

2 ай бұрын

In the words of Dr. Dre... "You got ganked!"😂😂

"I dont even call myself a Don im just a capo" man Pac hit the nail on the head. Man had some serious self awareness.

@jgrullon32

2 ай бұрын

Yeah but Tupac was still a fake rapper actor.

The Chronic dropped when I was 12 yrs old. I still listen to that old album and all the old OG gangsta rap. Born and raised in SoCal!💯

Im baffled it took people so many years to put 2 and 2 together that the guy at the casino they jumped was the one that pulled the trigger that night.

@kyledamron

3 ай бұрын

I think it didn't take all that long, from what I have seen in videos and red about they figured it out after a few years, but Orlando got killed and nobody was talking so there was no way to charge anyone

This Documentary’s score makes it kind of creepy. I love this!

Jewell has since then passed away. She had this one song on the soundtrack to the movie: above the rim called gonna give it to ya ( which is a slow jam featuring Aaron Hall)

Harry O has since then been released from prison

@Sayed36870

8 ай бұрын

Really.. then why did they make it look like Kenner poisoned him lol

@loucaruso3971

8 ай бұрын

​@@Sayed368704 Day"s Ago & Ya Really Don"t Know Harry - O. Been Released For Couple Years Now !!!!

@Hudsonrulez

7 ай бұрын

Trump commuted his sentence@@Sayed36870

@jwashington41

7 ай бұрын

Poisoned doesn’t mean he killed him Jim

2pac saying Dre using 3 years doing 1 song is savage😅😂😂

@farakhanlove8050

3 ай бұрын

Still happening till this day smh

@richardgoldie5923

3 ай бұрын

And he is the billionaire and where are the rest of them? The only one with a brain

@misterundead425

27 күн бұрын

@@richardgoldie5923 He didn't become a billionaire because of his music, though. He became one because he used his old clout to get a bunch of more modern, relevant artists to wear his headphones, which in turn led their fans to buy his headphones. surviving has nothing to do with having a brain. nor is being good. Puffy did messed up things since the early 90s and it took him 30 years to get his comeuppance.

@richardgoldie5923

20 күн бұрын

@@misterundead425 so he was smart then?

What a moment in hip hop . Death Row was THE label from 1992-1996.

Harry O. is the only real gangster here .

@richardgoldie5923

3 ай бұрын

Correct , I am 2mins in to the documentary just reading some of the comments and I know that this is true all the rest of them are massive wannabes

Classic documentary, respect.

Thanks for the upload great doc😅

2023 and i still listen the chronic

This is one of the best video about DR I've seen

Outstanding documentary!

2 pac I miss u dearly and I love u dearly gob bless the dead in Jesus name

Thanks for upload

David Kenner was came off as a shady ruthless lawyer 😂

@poochiemane5326

5 ай бұрын

😂😂 hell yea he did

So they had to use different music? Seems like it probably really helped this Doc.

Ez sold guns and records outta the trunk.

I had this DVD back in the day

I'd love to hear Harry o perspective on what happened in death row 😮😅

Nice! Man I love lonzo

why manipulate.. back ground beats.. Ill Take You There.... you will never unhear it

The background music spooked me at times

Classic documentary, respect ❤️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Bad shiiit what they done to Harrio , I know that he was in the background but the man who put the money up for death row records got done bad

Funny ten said they were tired of hearing fairytales..but Only real one in nwa was eazy,rest were just studio gangstas,telling fairytales.😂😂

🔥🔥

Say what you will about Diddy, but Diddy did try not to cause conflict between East vs West

@chulababy2120

3 ай бұрын

Yes he did.Fast forward to 2024

@HomelessTesla

3 ай бұрын

I told diddy no in 97

It's this documentary full finish about death row ?

Nate dogg baby!! I love his voice ooowee it's so sexy! he's dearly missed

Why didn’t they photoshop lil bow wow’s face on the intro? 😂😂

The whole michael harry voice in this video i come to know that he never change his tone a bit higher or lower he sounds like someone who would not even slap mosquito.. The real villain/gangster they are the one who never bring out their monster spirit to public they laylow.. They just prove their evildeeds by action behind the curtain... Like harry said " Staying background is how you get more power" 👍🏻👍🏻 This sentence " Once these rappers album go platinum they went to prison" 🤣🤣 true most of these artist even dre taste the bitterness of prison each prison look like the place they need to go to like a normtrade..😭

@t.r4849

Жыл бұрын

I agree to an extent. Difference is they got a taste n didn't knoe how to handle it. But tbh some dead, some locked up n others are multi millionaire one even a billionaire.. so they did something right. Dre was never really gangbanging..

As you can see there is a lot of stories over this death row records thing Keefe D is saying that him and his homeboys like the owners of the label too Harry OH always just saying the same thing too And then I'm hearing that you know ruthless and death row was going to be together and I'm hearing that from a lot of people like cold 187 Lay law BG knockout Suge Knight Dre saying that there's going to be a new NWA album without easy nwe And then you know people say that there is paperwork a RICO file paper of easy sewing should because of should beat him up at a house and stuff like that

In the end it mentioned Dick Griffey died in 2010. Wasnt this doc released in 2001?

They low key skipped over Eazy success after dr dre

Whenever I see Pac I just always see someone that is trying too hard to play a part. Like it's just not real

@NinodaBlogger

8 ай бұрын

Yeah like shooting 2 white off duty cops is playing hard Or pulling out A gun while A gun is pointing at you and getting shot 5x because of it is playing A part Or fighting 40 rollin 60s at A club is playing A part You pac haters funny

@christopher9196

8 ай бұрын

He was also an actor

@julioacceus253

7 ай бұрын

His experience as an actor combined with his high charisma and work ethic made a very convincing image/persona of himself.

@RaZeRbLaDeZ

3 ай бұрын

Dude was a wannabe. He was a soft feminine drama student a couple years before being a supposed gangster

@youngmoney8870

Ай бұрын

He was young running wit all gangster play the roll or get roll

"Who are you'

2024 Harry O's free and Sug wants to be.

From what year is this documentary?

@IamGfunkin89

7 ай бұрын

2001 but the final part where it shows how everybody ended up is edited to 2017-18 i think

@designersunlockedu1888

7 ай бұрын

@@IamGfunkin89 Thanks, I was asking the same thing

I went to an NWA concert I was like 8or 9 my mom loved mchammer it was at the la forum I’m like that was historic

1:04:16

Something special 😂

Pause

39:17 In hindsight it’s kind of funny that he had to explain this but, Ik people still think that was the point. That album is STILL DOPE

Gangster and music ? It sounds weird to me

Somebody.culpa.to My ..now i'm n a r c o m e n u d e a...chico.wife...mexico

The Who would like to Collaborate im the producer working with Frank Simes 20 year Who member

Great documentary. How dumb do you got to be ,making $150 million a year yet you want to play gangster!

@Keepdapocket

Ай бұрын

And it’s funny. Suge said he had the street smarts And graduated from college (which he didn’t). If he had both, he would still have a label today, or at the least not be in jail.

@misterundead425

27 күн бұрын

People always say this as if they Death Row didn't get to where they were because of "Suge wanting to play gangster". Death Row literally started with Suge coming to Eazy E's place with bats in an attempt to get Dre off of Ruthless Records. Which if you seen the video of Dre talking about this incident in the 90s (Look up Dr Dre on Setting Up Eazy E, the clip is from "The Show 1995 film"). it's clear Dre had something to do with it too.

@Keepdapocket

26 күн бұрын

@@misterundead425 I think the point is this. America was built by criminals and:or people doing shady things. Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan. Kennedy, on and on. The difference is once they got to where they wanted to be, they stopped the BS, and just made back room deals. Personally, how Suge started Death Row isn’t the problem. White men did it all the time. My problem is once you GOT IT, become professional. Slapping people, pissing on people, beating people down because you didn’t like how they rapped and stuff was some BS. Acting a fool in public was some BS. You made it. It’s legit. So, just ride with it. You can still hang with the homies, but cut the other stuff out and get that money!

50:02 😂😂Thats a LIEEE. You all love it. #Bw2024

Gangsters murder everyone one they see and wonder why the swat team slam them like Gods wrath on judgement day