2Pac Producer Responds To Daz Shocking Comments Saying He Made 2Pac!

Reggie Wright Jr and 2Pac producer Daryl Harper comment on Daz Dillinger saying he made 2Pac.
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[@ganeshramnarine1206]

Darryl Harper so real when he said Pac didn't need anyone....He took the "wack room" and made Makaveli, a legendary classic. He was special.

[@MrTmills32]

He was dead! People ran out and purchased that album because we knew it was his last project.

[@zapadinschi.]

@@MrTmills32 so you spent a dollar to listen to wack music bc the artist passed away? Cmon now, what are you talking about. The album was purchased bc the music was good

[@Bottles93145]

@@MrTmills32 you’re just chattin… when that album dropped it had the streets on lock from the west to the east. I remember a DJ Clue tape that had Hail Mary, Bomb First, and I believe it even had Realist Sh*t I Ever Wrote and had NYC on fire. That Makaveli album is a classic regardless if he died or not.

[@MrTmills32]

@@Bottles93145 and you said that in response to what? Sounds like you are the one just chatting. You ain’t make no point. I never said the album wasn’t good. I said the sales were also affected by his death. All his albums sales like Bigs are affected by their death.

[@Bottles93145]

@@MrTmills32 you were chattin and I called you out. Your intentions were to make it seem as though the album wasn’t a classic and it was only relevant cause he died and that’s not true. You’re also backtracking cause I called you out. I also made plenty points mainly how that album had the streets on fire and I gave examples of how the music was being consumed and how it had the streets in a frenzy right before the album dropped. I also pointed out the fact that this was way out in NYC even though there was a supposed “East Vs West”. Despite that he was on fire in NYC cause of the music. Did his death add to record sales sure… but the music was hot regardless. Main point is the album is a classic because it’s fire not just because he died like you initially suggested.

[@makemoabeliever]

Daz gotta stop eating Blunts in the morning 🤣🤣 Wash yo face or something my guy

[@anthonyjohnson-dq8ls]

Exactly 💯 facts

[@marcquezredmond7533]

Hahahahha

[@Cesario561Fla]

He Eats the roaches he left from last night

[@lorenzo2534]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😮😮😮😮 Dayummmm. Old Crusty grill 😅😅😅😅

[@mrwhite77781]

The guy must be snorting cocaine like he said his big cousin snoop dazz said he made pac dazz is smoking hard too

[@antbur4731]

2pac was already established as a major star before going to Death-row. No one over there made him, Death-row gave him a larger platform and team.

[@user-yw5vf1uu4i]

Leila Steinberg could make claim to that

[@samjenkins7735]

Facts but I think what Daz is trying to say is he gave him another sound to add to the talent tupac already had

[@davidpeaston8443]

​@@user-yw5vf1uu4i......Nah..... She just seemed like a very ambitious woman who had a knack for talented people. She handed him off to better hands because she knew what it was.

[@user-yw5vf1uu4i]

@davidpeaston8443 which gives her the right to say she made him. He lived with her when he was young, she helped him with his poetry etc.

[@brucegee4799]

That’s what I’ve been saying. PAC was already in movies and songs before Deathrow was established

[@checkindafactstv3465]

Pac already had an album debut #1 on the billboard pre death row. “Me Against the World” is some of his best work

[@markishayes1888]

To me it’s his best album

[@lauderdalealldaway954]

​@@markishayes1888I agree💯

[@ArthurMorgan-ux9jj]

When I heard “So Many Tears” for the first time I knew that this fella is one of a kind in this music industry.

[@markishayes1888]

@@ArthurMorgan-ux9jj Absolutely

[@terrellgaither8699]

Facts

[@user-js4tl3ep7g]

🤣🤣🤣 daz created Tupac? Man, I needed that laugh today

[@tporter500]

Daz on that $hit.

[@mindbully]

He didn’t say that.

[@sizah185]

@@mindbully Exactly, ppl are choosing to be dumb

[@malkurnegus9fothadon980]

@@sizah185 Semantics. He said they made him which is cap. If you say it isn't, you're a lying hater.

[@ConflictedYouth]

They made Death Row Tupac. Even I got my mind Made Up was supposed to be Dog Pound track but they gave it to Tupac

[@JacobStayViben]

Rest In Peace Johnny J.

[@ganeshramnarine1206]

Darryl Harper such a humble dude. 🙏

[@TreeSnackz]

💯

[@mont-doggBeats]

when pac was in prison me against the world went number 1 and pac had already came off the previous album with i get around and keep your head up, plus thug life album and his songs on death rows above the rim sountrack, Pac was extremlely hot and popular and controversial from his run ins with the media and the police. that momentum build up spilled over to his death row tenure

[@mont-doggBeats]

@@reggiewright he was already a super star. He had platinum albums and was a star in movies. Death row first successful soundtrack was from a 2 pac movie. That man was definitely a superstar all eyes on me was the most anticipated album before people even heard a song. It sold 500,000 copies first week. Only super star artist in rap shipped Gold the first week

[@bigbrothablu7810]

Great points Mont

[@malkurnegus9fothadon980]

@@reggiewright He was a superstar. Quit hating.

[@jblaze1336]

FACTS 💯 it was a perfect storm ,PAC was already banging ,But west coast DR DRE was taking over hip hop with the sound and beats at time as the South later did , So the Combination was SUPERSTARDOM

[@realfloxks__0637]

@@malkurnegus9fothadon980no he wasn’t

[@emceeschwartz]

Life of an Outlaw beat is raw. Bassline is pure funk.

[@dro2real836]

You ain’t never lied and you know what bomb first same thing Daryl Harper produce that as well.

[@renftw7238]

@@dro2real836 Bomb First reminds me of the Naughty by Nature song "Uptown Anthem" wouldn't be surprised if Pac told them to make something similar since Treach was his homie

[@dro2real836]

@@renftw7238 I just got done putting my ear to it and you’re absolutely right it does sound similar not so much the way they’re delivering their bars but the beat does sound very similar.

[@renftw7238]

@@dro2real836 right, exactly, I meant the beat. Specifically the bassline. Bomb First sounds more darker & menacing, though not surprising since it's a diss track.. also idk if you know but supposedly Hail Mary was also sampled or inspired by another song but the guy that was interviewed didn't give any details to avoid copyright hahaha

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

That baseline is legendary! Still dunno who's on the vocals at the end, because they killed it. Think it was either Tyrone Wrice or C-Knight from the Dove Shack.

[@lgrw]

Glad yall got Darryl Harper on your show ! He did an outstanding interview on Art of Dialogue channel. Much respect 🫡

[@vegeta4president980]

He got stopped in his tracks at 25 years old & mfers been alive & kicking, making music since & still can't touch that Man's Legacy. If Daz or any of y'all "MADE" Tupac, why tf y'all ain't never make another? If it was apparently y'all's influence, production & beats that made him... Well wtf happened? In the words of Tupac.... "I'm just laughing at ya... You trying hard to maintain well go head cus I AINT MAD AT YA"

[@parker1804]

🙌❤❤🙌 Exactly!!!

[@JarMccall-ys7xm]

Facts

[@jasoncagle9862]

Exactly 💯💯

[@pharaohford1981]

Tupac's death is part of his legacy...without that?...dead rappers get better promotion..and cats are eatin off the plate...it is what it is

[@JarMccall-ys7xm]

@@jasoncagle9862 u booshay kin? His last name cagle

[@caine17ful]

Daz a clown Pac was a star before deathrow..

[@anthonyjohnson-dq8ls]

Exactly 💯 facts

[@alonzosmith485]

He meant they made the album not pac lol

[@almightytre3730]

​@@alonzosmith485 sure he did..

[@alonzosmith485]

​@@almightytre3730you see he changed it up.

[@almightytre3730]

​@@alonzosmith485he said he made pac then followed up by sayin Pac rapping like him on all eyez on me.

[@kvngcancer7758]

Daz said he couldn't hang in the streets because he was limited 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Pac was always in the streets

[@AntDGDavis]

How Long Did That Last? Months

[@jasonjohnson6403]

Loyalty to Suge got him killed over dumb shit .. Suge should have protected from the dark side of death row

[@SteveMe21685]

“I’m not jealous of him, cuz I made him” hahaha that’s hysterical and probably the most Daz thing I’ve heard in a long time

[@malkurnegus9fothadon980]

That cap statement screams jealousy

[@mexia23]

He look like a washed up hater. Pac was a star had a number 1 album before DR knock it off.

[@thesupervisor3270]

Man Reggie been telling us for years something is wrong with Daz

[@lorenzo2534]

​@thesupervisor3270 he really has been. He's on Hot medz. Them skittles. Mess around and see him in Pill line 😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂.

[@robert5235]

Ever since Ed McMahon didn't bring Daz his check.

[@sheilad7324]

And he did movies before Death Row

[@MrTmills32]

@@thesupervisor3270 he also been telling you for years that PACs album had not sold only 3 million at the time of his death. Hear everything he said.

[@hwilliamsbey73]

No way they made pac! Before he went to Death Row he was already a made man. Death Row took his talent to a whole another level and dimension

[@jblaze1336]

FACTS 💯 PAC WAS ALREADY A STAR BUT THAT COLLAB WAS A PERFECT STORM OF SUPERSTARDOM

[@MaddMaxxx117]

FACTS!! Suge wanted Pac before he went to jail so that says it all

[@NoneofYabiz-rx3zi]

Yet and still Pac himself was pushing that from broke ninja to made ninja only through Death Row promo

[@manuelroman7597]

NAH, PAC TOOK DEATH ROW TO NEW HEIGHTS. SKY ROCKETED THE ROW TO THE HEIGHTS OF STARDOM.

[@throwawayyoutube]

juice, poetic justice, and above the rim were all before death row.

[@thesupervisor3270]

Me against the world went platinum while Tupac was in prison. U can’t get bigger than that

[@deshawzn79]

Daz forgets Pac had three ablums before Death Row. Two were platinum one was multiplatinum without any real promotional help cause he was locked up with the number one album. Pac was already a certified star like Death Row was a powerhouse label both went into orbit when they joined forces.

[@dylannaranjo6638]

@@reggiewright He was a super star already, his first album also went gold and he was in movies before death row like Juice, Poetic Justice and Above The Rim

[@malkurnegus9fothadon980]

@@dylannaranjo6638 He's Death row bias. That's why he's hating. Pac was already a superstar. Me Against The World has a very strong case for being Pac's best album. You can definitely make that argument

[@realfloxks__0637]

@@dylannaranjo6638no he wasn’t 2pacalypse took 4 years to go gold strictly took 2 years to go platinum

[@TonyMontana33452]

and yet this "certified star" with "two platinum albums and one multiplatinum album" needed Suge Knight to put up money to bail him out of prison? Make sense people!

[@4s4l229]

Facts

[@Smoke_PHAmily357]

They definitely didn't solely make pac, but they all played a role during the death row days in helping him become a even bigger star

[@Marcus_shawn]

Why couldn't they do it for themselves?... after 1996 that label went to shit

[@The_KaliWay]

They contributed a couple songs on ONE album.Johnny J deserves more credit than Daz

[@amatheknowing7026]

Definitely agree with you! He developed an even more dangerous/hype style merging with all from Death Row! Put him in his Element knowing he had that kind of support behind him! Mafia mentality! 💯

[@dameyonealons7085]

Pac was already the shit tho bigger than Snoop

[@realfloxks__0637]

@@Marcus_shawnhuh all death row main artists were multi platinum dre, snoop, dpg, even associate warren g who was signed to def jam

[@harrietsmallwood6743]

I could take Daz comments either way. Initially, it sounds like he was saying they weren’t jealous because they were contributors to All Eyez On Me the argument being why would they do that if they were jealous. But where I think his comments went left is when he said Tupac couldn’t move around like they could. Why make that comment? I think at least in Daz case, it’s a bit of both in that he did have some love for Pac but was also a bit jealous because of the attention he got. Suge also made them give Tupac those songs so they weren’t exactly willing contributors.

[@KaliBleu]

A lot of ppl missed the last part about him not being able to move around. I've never heard that.Mutah said Pac loved his Benz and they were all over the place. Unless he meant Pac couldn't go to certain hoods.And why would he want to do that?

[@dro2real836]

I guess he missed out on some of those stories where security talked about how 2Pac would ditch them and be moving around by his self or how he used to go to New York and be walking around in the hoods of New York by his self plus there’s videos on KZbin of Tupac just walking around by his self.

[@dro2real836]

@@KaliBleu and we know that’s BS because it’s well known that Tupac’s trapped up with two Glocks and a bulletproof vest and went to the rolling 60s block to talk to them and mediate the situation between them and treach

[@b.o.m.militia]

Daz brain fried. Pac was a superstar before Death Row. Juice, Above the Rim, and Poetic Justice, not to mention dope ass albums before he went to prison.

[@55cleon]

2 Albums...

[@b.o.m.militia]

@@55cleon your opinion. 2pacalpse Now, Thug Life, and Me Against the World( his best album) are dope to me.

[@mathieumichel5139]

@@b.o.m.militiahis best album for you.. for me it’s all eyez on me by far

[@realfloxks__0637]

He was not no superstar and the movies gained a cult following after his death

[@formosa283]

No hé was just a star with movies .hé became a superstar with death row

[@jesusflores2121]

You gotta remember, even on Ambitionz Az A Ridah, it was Pac who told Daz to slow down the beat. How would that sound at regular speed? The bass wouldn't have been as deep. That snare wouldn't snap and stick out the way it does. And, I would add that his flow would sound rushed. Daz and Snoop would've rapped on that way different and I doubt we would be talking about it today. You have to have vision to make great music.

[@shigiz]

that was made up for the movie, daz and soopafly already had put together the beat with same tempo.

[@jesusflores2121]

@@shigiz Nope. It actually was Pac. I have the receipts.

[@shigiz]

@@jesusflores2121 huh

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

2Pac was a producer in the truest sense. You can tell he entered the studio with a vision already laid out. Yeah, he wasnt working on the mixing board, playing instruments or programming drums, but he knew what sounded good, and where all the pieces fit. Pac prolly should've got even more co-production credits than he did.

[@ganeshramnarine1206]

They were jealous in a petty way otherwise they wouldn't be publicly siding with people who were his enemies just to embarrass him. Reggie and Suge is right.

[@theonlyseparation464]

Daryl Harper interview is by far THE BEST INTERVIEW on Art of Dialogue channel!!! Love that dude! And his level of appreciation for Tupac giving him a chance is unmatched. His story about the Wack Room, great content. “Krazy” is one of PAC’s best songs ever.

[@teeea.4384]

Pac was established before death row, but death row took him to a whole new level. Can't debate that.

[@pkc11d]

Daz is tripping. Me against the world was fire. Daryl Harper is right that he didn’t need none of them.

[@dgstudi0s159]

Daz said he "made" Tupac with his beats if that were true then how come Daz couldnt "make" Daz ? Meaning, how come Daz albums were never on All Eyez On Me level? Ill let everyone figure that one out ...

[@qlof]

Big D Harper is always modest and realizes his contribution to history. I really appreciate the interviews he has done because he's one of few that will just speak his truth and not try to make himself look good etc. Bomb1st should do a full length interview.

[@queman6583]

If it wasn’t for 2Pac being the workaholic that he was most of those songs probably wouldn’t have been made

[@blessed7fold]

The way I see it is just as Napoleon said, "They complemented each other." It was the perfect marriage of artist with beat.

[@Armen35]

Daz is stupid for saying they made Pac but my theory is they weren't jealous in the beginning when they made those beats for him but they became jealous after he started outshining them so much that fans didn't even care to see them. They only wanted to see Pac. Everyone want's their friend to do good in life but when that friend surpasses them to the point that he's doing so much better in life and when they realize that they will never get to that point, everyone starts being a little jealous. It's human nature.

[@nellfarabee82]

Mad love to D. Harper💯💪🏿

[@user-gq3yn6ut8c]

Y’all need more interviews with darrell Harper I love hearing his stories

[@fernandoscorsin8191]

Well... The Pac's originals and CDQs with pre-edited instrumentals are all over here at KZbin just to prove this very point: He didn't need a "producer" to "make" him. Thanks Reg, your work at Bomb1st is outstanding. Thanks a lot, from overseas 🇧🇷"É nóis", "it's us"💪

[@MrScrooge1980]

The evidence is there, seen that pic and Pac on stage, Snoop standing behind him mean mugging

[@SkinnyCee]

Daz hitting that fentanyl thinking he made 2 PAC

[@mustardegg2]

Good interview. Thanks for all the work that you and John are doing.

[@Mariano-ux9si]

JEALOUS

[@Trolondo33]

Daryl Harper needs more interviews he tell it just how it is straight up and down no chaser👌🏾✅

[@jasongreene5578]

Darryl Harper is very Humble. We need to hear more from him please and his stories

[@djalcide1]

Almost forgot about “Krazy” that beat was phenomenal!! “White Man’s World” was cold too. Makaveli was such a cold album. I’m about to relisten.

[@The_KaliWay]

Hurt M Badd said the other artists never paid him and Daryl any attention.Pac gave his word that he would check them out, and he came the next morning. Then they ran to Suge, telling him they were only making beats for Pac.Besides Suge,the homies and certain producers.Deathrow had no love for Pac, and they hated how successful he became.Eminem and 50 used Hail Mary.And Jay-Z sampled Me and my Gf.

[@HIEROCHARM]

Did this guy say “We made 2Pac?” PAC was a mega star, prior to Deathrow.

[@Kalifornia_Dreaming]

Daryl Harper said he saw it.Daz bm Kenya Ware said it.Danny Boy said it.OFTB said it.And so did Dre's ex Natasha Walker,said Dre didn't like Pac or even want him on Deathrow.He apologized so fast cause they were going in on him.

[@JacobStayViben]

Yeah DeathRow was already doing numbers and was already Hot. Tupac did not need to be on DeathRow as a creative or artist. He didn’t need to be there.

[@OlliWitta3_]

​@@JacobStayVibenwatch the PAC 94, gun range interview. From 93. Pac was already claiming Death Row. Since 93

[@atshabal]

The productions that pac used for thug one vol1 and me against the world '' were greats . I have to admit the productions level was insane for all eyes on me.

[@JasonDennett-wi3mq]

Keep the real shit coming riggie love this channel

[@aimorygraham1126]

I think daz meant they help create the sound of the all eyez on me album,but daz create Tupac is false but respectfully daz deserves more respect that he’s been getting,cause he made half them beats

[@JacobStayViben]

Johnny J spear headed the sound of the album. You can thank him not Daz or Dre. Daz and company was Forced to give up music to Pac, if it wasn’t for that. That whole album would’ve been Prod by Johnny J

[@Kiowa371]

“Don’t fatten a frog to feed the snakes” is a very old southern saying. It means you shouldn’t put loads of energy into something and not reap the benefits.

[@KrownRoyal]

Listen to the dogg pound version of ‘can’t c me’ and the 2pac version. You tell me if the beats made Pac lmao

[@J2theK]

Exactly. Great example.

[@deshawzn79]

Tupac took all of three short weeks not even a months time to outsell everyone on Death Row records with All Eyes On Me and Makaveli album and I don't think Daz was on Makaveli in any part of the production process just to put that in perspective he was only signed on for 11 months when he was murdered!

[@OgSpiritRecords]

I Met Darryl Harper At The Lakewood Mall Exchanged Numbers With Him And All... Because Some Of The People He Knew I Knew And I Remember Him Back In My Teenage Days In Eastside & North LongBeach Dippin A Clean Lexus.... Nothing But Respect For Him.... 💯

[@WORLDRENOWNEDHIPHOP101]

Pac had 1 gold album, 1 platinum album and 1 double platinum album before he joined Deathrow. Also, he had already starred in Juice and Poetic Justice. He was a certified star before Deathrow.

[@dylannaranjo6638]

And he was in Above The Rim movie 😏

[@WORLDRENOWNEDHIPHOP101]

@@themack74 2pacalypse now was certified gold in April 1995, Strictly for my niggas was certified platinum on April 19, 1995 and Me Against The World was certified double platinum on December 6, 1995. Those are facts..

[@themack74]

@@WORLDRENOWNEDHIPHOP101 facts? Lol. You just did exactly what I said. You did not read everything. Strictly came out in 93, and it did not go platinum until 2 years later. I am sorry, sir, back then when there were actual album sales that is a flop. The first album bricked big time. The second album took 2 years to sell half a million. That is a brick. The third album was successful. I am sorry, sir, one out of three albums being successful is not a great career. Do not forget about the other failed album with his group. Pac was a wack rapper before the row. Face it,

[@WORLDRENOWNEDHIPHOP101]

Ready to die took 2 years to go platinum as well. Do you consider that a flop?

[@WORLDRENOWNEDHIPHOP101]

@izaak496 My original statement is still true. He had 1 gold album, 1 platinum album and 1 double platinum album before he went to Deathrow. And many consider Me Against The World to be his best album; which was done before Deathrow.

[@KrownRoyal]

Fuckin Reggie lmao. Art “The” Dialogue. Every time.

[@dannydanko4627]

Daz got ate up in his own comment section, then he deleted the video and got ate up in his next post too 😂

[@HellokittyLuv03]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Mista-Catt]

Lol

[@atshabal]

😂😂😂

[@malkurnegus9fothadon980]

Lmao

[@MrScrooge1980]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@joshdeen6730]

The reason death row wanted Pac, is because he was A Star!

[@smcape1523]

Love your show Riggie all the way from Nj

[@kevinfahey1968]

There’s only one 2Pac❤

[@RebelutionaryMusic]

Bomb 1st has the “Naughty By Nature” bass line the video to the song Pac is in… it’s called “uptown anthem” I believe.. They say Pac said play the bass line.. both songs are my sh*t

[@juice.t.o.s]

The man Reggie called showed great character

[@Hebrewhammer111]

Keep these guest up nice to hear other sides

[@dugnice]

Daz got lots of jokes. 😂 Seriously though, Daz *DIDN'T* produce any of the *3 songs* that Pac was on for the Above the Rim soundtrack, which was released through Deathrow & Interscope and that was *BEFORE* Pac signed to Deathrow. The soundtrack went on to go double platinum, thanks in large part to 2Pac, who was the biggest name associated with Above the Rim and again, contributed 3 songs to the soundtrack. Clearly Pac was "made" before doing any songs with Daz.

[@joeybambino2]

I can’t even comment about Daz’s statements. But I can do this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@MrScrooge1980]

As The World Turns!!!!!!! Straight heat!

[@fananxele8293]

Thanks to you Reggie and Daryl for making it clear and for keeping it real 💯💯💯

[@rawqie]

I hope Daz just misspoke and didn’t mean it like he said it, clarification is needed, and why people trying to rewrite history. This culture of speaking down on our fallen soldiers need to stop.

[@juanmarley5690]

Oh them some of my favorite tracks!!! Ok yea he 🔥!!!!

[@antoineivey5291]

Get Daryl Harper for more interviews. I feel like he got more to say…. And u can tell it’s 100% real…. And he got some classics under his belt. How come I’ve never heard of this guy?

[@murdatonmayor]

Daz talking bout All eyes on me

[@anthonyjohnson-dq8ls]

2PAC GREATEST RAPPER OF ALL TIME 😎💯📻📻📻📻📻📻🎉

[@cpoeticjustice845]

💗

[@Leoego]

Daz reaching 😂 if anything, Pac got him so damn traction! Pac was established way before death row! Ain’t heard from the Dogg Pound since the 90s 😂 all Daz got is his memories & blunts.

[@rickjamezz838]

What's good all. Daz is not playing with a full deck!!

[@anthonyjohnson-dq8ls]

Exactly 💯 facts

[@seancagney8897]

Daz is always telling stories....

[@styleemusic]

Mr publishing clearing house woke up mad 😂

[@DaMixWizard]

I think Daz misspoke, I think he meant to say... we made 2Pac's All Eyez On Me, we gave him our best music, so how could we be jealous of 2Pac if we're actually trying to help him succeed. Because if they were jealous of 2Pac, Daz wouldn't have gave him them fire tracks

[@crissayago6070]

The man’s brains are fried from all the weed

[@Akan2069]

He didn't give him no tracks , instrumentals are not tracks

[@pleasecheese803]

Suge told them to give Pac them beats. And Pac was going different with security

[@Big-Vonte]

That producer is a BAD MAN on them cords. I love guitars and horns

[@KoolWooDidIt]

Should do a sit down interview with this guy I always loved hearing his stories. Jmix had some solid interviews with harp

[@charlesxavier1121]

2pac is the pinnacle of rap.

[@wardatkins1320]

In my mind I can't overlook how without Snoop Dogg there's no Death Row Records. Deep Cover put em in the game .

[@dboyd9634]

Snoop only had Doggystyle. Every album after mediocre.

[@wardatkins1320]

@@dboyd9634 As I stated " No Deep Cover " No Death Row Records.

[@oragbaikechukwu7458]

​@@wardatkins1320how does it affect Tupac

[@wardatkins1320]

@@oragbaikechukwu7458 No Death Row Records and No All eyes on me

[@bigprob8744]

Snoop always been the face of death row, dre and snoop built the ship, snoop carried that sh*t on his back when I think of death row I picture snoop, I kinda lost interest when pac got there in all honesty, it was the chronic doggystyle dogg food that was my sh*t.

[@MrScrooge1980]

Imma keep it 💯💯💯, the only who would have been jealous but never was cuz he aint built like that was Hammer. To be on top of the rap world in the late 80s and early 90s, to being damn near irrelevant. Hammer a real one! If anybody had a right to feel some type way, it would have been him, cuz nobody saw the levels of success he did!

[@alfonsowilliams1745]

When you’re self made, that’s 1 of 1 R.I.P PAC 🙏🏾

[@MrScrooge1980]

Daz completely forgot about Soopafly, the man behind the melodies, Soopafly contributed as well

[@frankross9145]

OMG D HARP WAS SPOT ON THIS IS 2000% ACCURATE HE COULDN'T OF SAID THIS ANY BEDDA THAN HE SAID IT SALUTE 2 D.HARP ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 FRFR CUZ WHAT HE SAID WAS TOO REAL!!!!...PAC IS THE 🐐 OF ALL THIS SHIIIII FRFR!!!!!....

[@famecorona84]

Daz on crack 😂 2PAC has always been that DUDE 💪🏼💪🏼

[@TrashBandicoot187]

WOW what a insight , when the producer said "listen to the stuff that we did!!!! (beats) then listen to what he put to it!! (lyrics, feel,vibe)"

[@curtwoods6278]

DH baby!! Krazy! One of my all-time favorite, so many tears/ dear mama!

[@henrinevermind1695]

2PAC could take a GOOD song and make it 🤩GREAT!

[@TonyVega123]

Daz and Suge are too much alike. All they do is talk BS. We all know Mob James never got socked by Pac and we all know Daz didn't make Pac. I love Daz music and I love what Suge has done for hip-hop, but those two need to stop telling lies. They're better than this

[@ppate8]

😂😂

[@OlliWitta3_]

Lol how do we know that didn't happen. Suges impression of Mob James eas was too on point and specific to be capping 🧢

[@888-93]

Daz on tht Sugga Bugga’ 😂

[@b.sanders8286]

Reggie thanks for keeping it 💯 especially for being a friend to Suge and not airing family business in a negative iight.

[@sms130official]

Salute to the Bomb1st fam, John, and Reggie. I disagree with Suge in regards to him saying that Snoop, Dre, and Tha Dogg Pound was jealous of 2Pac's success. A lot of mess got created due to miscommunication, ego, and disrespect. I also disagree with Daz saying that him, Snoop, Dre, and those over at Death Row (at that time) made 2Pac. 2Pac was place his stamp on the game when he became the first artist to have a number one album (MATW, 1995) while in prison. That was prior to that Death Row deal. 2Pac took Death Row to the next level and vice versa. Let's keep it 💯, Johnny J had the most production on All Eyez On Me including Pac's first number one single "How Do U Want It" and some of that work was co-produced by 2Pac. 2Pac was involved in the creative process, more than some may think. This is exactly why 2Pac got co-producer credit on All Eyez On Me. All of those albums was his baby. As 2Pac career went on, 2Pac got more involved in the creative process of the recording of those albums/songs. 2Pac should've been credited as co-producer on some of those albums prior to AEOM and on The 7 Day Theory album. You don't have to play or make beats to be a producer. It's dope that you do but, it's not a requirement. 2Pac was well deserved that co-producer credit for AEOM. He did work also.🤷🏿‍♂️

[@vegeta4president980]

Yooooooo POINT BLANK PERIOD, Pac was who every single mfer TRIED 2 BE & WANTED TO BE wayyyyyyyy before DEATH ROW!!!! Death Row was popping but let's not get shit twisted PAC MADE DEATH ROW WHAT IT WAS & WHAT IT IS IN HISTORY!! Our whole idea of Death Row till this mfin day is based all around Pac & Suge... Pac woulda done & been the same damn thing had it been Diddy that bailed him out & he hopped on Bad Boy. Death Row just happened to fit Pacs whole outlook, mindset & even aesthetic coming out of Prison. Not to take anything away from Snoop & Doggy style But Jesus Christ is this really a conversation??? Pacs name alone is a WHOLE INDUSTRY of podcast. If You got a Pac story, you can start or get on a podcast. Ain't no mfer dead or alive touching Tupac Shakur...PERIOD.

[@gilbertgonzales915]

Been awhile wassup Reg

[@craigpetties1476]

Back in 1992, 93, 94 and 95 Death Row was a major label known worldwide thanks to Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Nate dog and The Dogg Pound before the coming of Tupac. Suge got him out of prison and signed a contract but Tupac came with his problems that he had in New York and the Quad studio and that's what brought down Death Row. That is the truth !!! 💯

[@slip-n-rollboxing1826]

No. Suge having all them gangbangers ruined death row. Remember, pac got in that fight with Orlando because of one of sure gang members

[@OlliWitta3_]

Biggie got DPG shot at within 2 months of Pac being out of jail. It wasn't only Pac who had problems.

[@oragbaikechukwu7458]

Nonsense

[@brianking4225]

They was doing all types of dumb shit on Death Row years before Pac even thought about coming over there

[@craigpetties1476]

@@brianking4225 They are the ones who made this label big before the coming of Tupac. The best album of his career "All Eyez On Me" was produced at Death Row, Dre produced the album's hit "Carlifornia Love" Johnny J and Daz all the other music. There is no jealousy

[@DM-sj4vu]

Daz can’t articulate well but what he’s clearly saying is if they were jealous they wouldn’t have contributed to the album. They didn’t make Pac and Pac didn’t need them but they made legendary music together

[@davidking7216]

catching feelings ...bomb first ..running on E/bad boy killaz..would love to know which one was recorded first!

[@greglewis1084]

He is definitely speaking FACTS 💯

[@isaacshaver6218]

Pac dug the vibe in the room more better gooder

[@MobLife-qo1uc]

Pac was already the biggest before death row me against the world was the best album at that time but death row did help him be bigger but he was gone be pac regardless of death row or not pac had the love of the streets

[@bigprob8744]

And the ladies, pac just had that mass appeal and the poster boy thug image which attracted alot of younger kids to pac, marketing played a big part pac knew that.

[@Day-O1975]

I was trippin a while back. Maybe a year ago. Because when PAC’s first album came out. He was already famous. And I was like how was this dude so famous before he became famous? If that makes sense. But PAC was always known.

[@bambam6537]

Stuff like this makes one wonder if a person is on drugs

[@jettturbo1496]

Nice segway 12:00 man Reg, and John