2Pac Was Never Really Signed To Death Row Records & That's The Reason He Died Broke!

[@nsls8223]

Damn the rap industry is all smoke and mirrors

[@djwalkerfemaledj]

The whole music industry is shady

[@mr.international23]

Pac has always said it . The industry is shady and such

[@kxo1038]

And Pac seems to be the only one that knew the power of music

[@socialmediaego]

So basically no different then life

[@tyleryoung7657]

Eazye died rich taking 25% of death row for 6 years

[@vkel78]

Music Industry is 90% BUSINESS and 10% Entertainment

[@yahchaazawan6604]

90 percent lies 10 percent truth

[@northfork7201]

Exactly thats what Mystical said

[@visionairetv149]

10% skills & 90% Hollywood.

[@mostmost1]

What industry is different? There's talent all over. You show that as an amateur.

[@visionairetv149]

@@mostmost1 who are you talking about with that comment?

[@cardelljones7284]

The first man to tell the truth about Tupac in over 20years wow

[@mickblack5894]

lmao!!!!!!!!!

[@CHEFKUSHOJ]

Nah u need to do your research. Treach and spice 1 been keeping it no cap

[@cardelljones7284]

@@CHEFKUSHOJ treach has not told nothing about who killed pac or how his finances were played out. U do your research. Facts not just talk

[@cardelljones7284]

@@CHEFKUSHOJ nobody knew the true story on how sug bailed pac out of jail until this man spoke the truth

[@insearchof5719]

@@cardelljones7284 actually Jimmy Iovine talked about Interscope funneling the money to bail out pac on Sway in the morning a few years ago when Dr Dre dropped The Defiant Ones. This guy is just piggybacking off what Jimmy Iovine already explained and more.

[@stevenwashington917]

This gentleman has world-class communication skills. PHD level - real talk.

[@dadaddymak]

For real..he got a lawyers tongue

[@quintocreations5091]

Too bad his knowledge of business and industry is is just about zero. But you make an excellent point, how somebody can speak eloquently in a KZbin video and that'll make every halfwit believe what he has to say. It takes very little knowledge of the record industry and just Elementary knowledge a business in general to know that this guy doesn't know what he's talking about

[@ellaesparza3151]

@@quintocreations5091 what part doesn’t he know what he’s talking about ?

[@ayeekoolaid520]

@@ellaesparza3151 ignore that bastard. It’s always that one mf who thinks every thing isn’t real🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@mattk8810]

@@quintocreations5091 you have any idea who this guy is?

[@christainmarks106]

Bro explained everything with crystal clear clarity and precision fact telling. Backed up with court documents flashing on the screen. I believe everything he saying.

[@JaeRocReacts]

TUPAC GOT PLAYED! he died literally for a label that he thought saved him, when in reality he bailed himself out. dirty game

[@reasonabledoubtunderworld3636]

shit heart breaking

[@coppermanarrowz1001]

Pac was Mark for Death and it damn sure wasn't about Death row

[@IamMephisto]

@@coppermanarrowz1001 he was a threat

[@JaeRocReacts]

@@reasonabledoubtunderworld3636 shit hurts yo. he spent his whole career fightin against the crooked, yet one of the dudes he trusted most, was one of the main Snakes. Pac literally died for nothin. its true that good souls get drained on Earth. its wicked. hurts to know that nobody can ever make this right for him.

[@JaeRocReacts]

@@mrcolemans4504 he said that his whole career bruh 😂

[@JayJones863]

This guy is the GOAT of telling tupac stories....

[@ariyonnajay]

Facts 💯

[@charlesjames2244]

Annapolis md

[@CHEFKUSHOJ]

mopreme

[@northfork7201]

Greatest of all time? Huh hmm wow

[@MarkJones-il2pw]

💯 Frank Alexander as well

[@southwest2212]

*AFENI SHAKUR* YOU ARE APPRECIATED

[@dzejkob9042]

@@1BillyPeterson She aint want pac to suffer since he was already in bad shape with few holes in his lungs n other organs

[@tedbundy1503]

@@1BillyPeterson and she didn't get to enjoy it cause they wanted it from her so they killed her in took it right 🔙

[@kxo1038]

@@tedbundy1503 The Shakur family knows

[@Bball25233]

@@1BillyPeterson he lost a lung and some fingers she knew he didn't wanna live like that not being able to speak or even sound the same

[@hassanesdaile3671]

@@1BillyPeterson if he would of survived, he wouldn’t of been the same. You see the vid w/Napoleon?

[@isadorewallace4301]

That makes sense why Dre went to Interscope now. Why deal with the middle man, when you can connect right to the source. Makes perfect business sense.

[@bjc4204]

Exactly. Dre has sense.

[@leelandglover2731]

Exactly

[@thepromiseman7745]

@@bjc4204 Dre wasn't down for all that drama going on at death row he was about making music and money suge was about hurting and killing people and all that gang banging going on and shit

[@rustyjames5000]

Dre was always with Interscope once he left Easy. Interscope was the parent company of Deathrow and Aftermath. Pac was signed directly to them, but he signed a bad deal. Same with the Game and G-Unit. Jimmy Ivine lost no sleep though the drama.

[@pcangeldust]

nah dre was always under Interscope, even til today. Aftermath and Death Row on the same level.

[@averydarkguy5296]

I wouldn't be surprised if these shady record companies are involved in the deaths of people they owe money or in litigation with....its a sick world

[@dailyjerk]

Agree

[@Brothercole]

I was saying that’ they fuck up I now believe they had pax kill cause what will Suge gain from pac death if Oscar die and pac not sign to him it would be interscooe who receive the royalties

[@Ah_Yote]

Nah these shady records kill their artist to make money off of their death, that’s why every major artist dies as such a young age, they’ve reach such a popularity that their record sales would sky rocket if they died, and it would also stop that artist from doing a Michael Jackson (which he was also eventually killed for), Biggie was killed for the same reason, he was planning on leaving Bad Boy and start his own shit because he was broke as shit too Puffy wasn’t paying him the amount he should’ve been (which puffy is notoriously known for), he was supposed to be in London the week he was killed, and it was done wayyy more professionally,

[@Ah_Yote]

But I genuinely think that Tupac was killed for attacking Baby Lane, I honestly think he was genuinely killed, and that’s what literally everyone who lived in LA knew, that’s what Mob Piru Bloods and Death Row security knew,

[@CHEFKUSHOJ]

No cap. Puffy had biggie killed

[@rickardcooper6063]

This whole interview!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 *And truth be told, I can't really call it an interview because dude was so on point and precise there was nothing needed to be said by the interviewer.

[@JJHcars]

Great Interview. You let the man speak and you had receipts during his commentary. Great editing as well. Never knew any of these details

[@djjackson1848]

U can't call this man a snitch if he telling the truth about Pac... He just honest AF...

[@TutStore]

So only people who tell lies are called “snitch”?

[@dawereck2903]

@@TutStore yeah nigga

[@MaccaveliPL]

What?

[@krypticx2242]

Y’all trippin lmao ah snitch is ah snitch if u tell on someone n get em caught up u ah snitch flat out ain no way round it

[@djjackson1848]

@@krypticx2242 if somebody killed you would you want your family to have answers or u just goin Patrick Swayze without the Hollywood ending??? Well prolly never know who killed Pac because Mob James, Reggie Wright and the rest of them sack chasers change the story every interview but most seem to have that common theme...

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

So much wickedness in the entertainment business, this shit goes deep... the saying "truth is stranger than fiction" is spot on.

[@MrLamont215]

YOOOO! This is crazy. Tupac did go to prison signed to Interscope. But interscope couldn't so it made sense to use Death row and make everybody think he was signed to death row but really he was still sign to Interscope. The music industry is something else. He been dropping gems in his interviews.

[@RowlexEnterprise]

It’s the same thing Interscope did with The Game to G-Unit. Game was signed to Aftermath/Interscope but he did an imprint deal with G-unit. The fact that g-unit was coming out.... The Game would garner more attention had he looked like he was somewhat part of them.

[@bjc4204]

"Such a dirty game." Tupac Shakur

[@justinperry2352]

@@RowlexEnterprise right cause 50cent was hot as fish Grease

[@kxo1038]

First person in history to get Bailed out of jail after being found guilty

[@brandonm8131]

Interscope was genius in a way. They were getting paid for everything Pac did with Death Row. Id like to see how long Pacs deal with Interscope was for when he signed it.

[@jeffreynanatakyicollins101]

So 2 companies were effectively making money off Tupac hard work and sweat. What this guy is saying makes perfect sense. The bail money was effectively a loan from interscrope to death row and Tupac was paying it all back in addition to death row also profiting

[@mybusinessnotyours8166]

Just like today’s rappers

[@melvinhhcp3615]

Interscope loan Death Row Pac's own money to bail him out. Kenner & Suge dressed it up as if the money came from themselves. It's classic smoke & mirrors deception.

[@gavinkelley4638]

Keep in mind Death Row was helped started by the CIA. Harry O was an understudy of Freeway Rick Ross, who the CIA assisted in running crack through black communities in the mid 80s

[@rosedalepark78]

@@gavinkelley4638 Harry O was not a understudy of Freeway. Harry O was a major boss

[@gavinkelley4638]

@@rosedalepark78 he started under freeway. Then freeway went the legit route

[@zeelive2411]

This has been by far the most informative video I’ve ever seen concerning Tupac’s label situation

[@90svintageflava36]

Tupac was headed to the building on 7th Avenue in Manhattan to record a few songs because he needed the money after Interscope refused to pay him what they owed. As he was approaching the elevator, 3 men held him at gunpoint, wanting to rob him of his jewelry. Alot of events probably would've never happened like Quad Studios if Interscope paid Tupac the money he earned.

[@makavelinasir2545]

💯

[@reasonabledoubtunderworld3636]

thanks for this comment man i had no idea that's the reason he went to do that song

[@jakelang806]

Last time i was in New York i walked by quad studios

[@thegeorgiaaquarius]

💯💯💯

[@MADFLIXandGames]

Plus it was because of Ayanna Jackson pac got shot.

[@Cam-lg2vy]

Wow his stories and Frank Tupac's former security..have the clearest stories. Best explanations of his history.

[@ruben21]

He died "broke" but lived like a boss playa and left his family straight.

[@hendrix-giovannijohnson9701]

You're a dumbass.....he died broke end of discussion you dumbass

[@lankishajohnson8097]

Why he gotta be a dumbass ? Asshole🤷🏽‍♀️

[@kxo1038]

His family did good with that money too

[@ruben21]

I don't be stun these kids. People are tough as hell on the internet. Pac didn't have any money in his bank account so what. That nigga prob had shit hid. While he lived he had the money, power, women, jewelry, and the dopest cars. Hell that nigga was taking care of biggie so how didn't he have money? People are so dumb.

[@jayizzett]

How can his family be straight if he isn’t straight. Dummy

[@amberaguiluz1108]

Great interview. Delray Richardson definitely speaks the truth when it comes to 2pac! I always enjoy when he speaks about 2pac because he’s got pac’s back🔥

[@pcangeldust]

People were saying this dude should have been a lawyer, they weren't lying.

[@sjn6953]

​@Gotta Haveit Delray Richardson

[@blkshuzlive8456]

The brother makes a lot of great points but he's incorrect when he says that it was a conflict of interest for David Kenner to represent Suge, Death Row, and Tupac...there is no conflict of interest if the clients are made aware that the attorney represents the other parties...just speaking to that point only....otherwise the brother makes some great points about the entire Interscope, Warner Bros, & DeathRow arrangement...

[@sjn6953]

@@blkshuzlive8456 Bro have you ever heard of a case in which one attorney represents all the clients in the case? Then David Kenner would basically battle himself.

[@blkshuzlive8456]

@@sjn6953 you making an example that he didnt speak of nor did I...he' saying it's an inherent conflict for Kenner to represent all 3 entities and that's not true as I stated in my previous post...if all three entities are involved in the same case that would be something different (and in the right circumstances a lawyer can represent 3 different people in the same case...not in a criminal case of course, b/c of constitutional reasons, but it can be done in a civil case under certain circumstances) but again he wasn't referring to a case like you are...he was saying it's a conflict of interest to represent all 3 in general and again...thats not true

[@tomjones6630]

He would have been a great manager for Pac. He reminds me of Tech Nine's manager who was a manager at a local business. Tech Nine respected his decision making so much he begged him to be his manager and he made Tech Nine millions.

[@lamontlemmon6612]

Interscope bought out Dr. Dre's contract with Death Row, they talked about it on The Defiant Ones . This brutha knows what he's talking about, Tupac was still an Interscope artist. Suge had to go to Jimmy to get advance money for Tupac.

[@t.7527]

Facts !

[@ariyonnajay]

I most definitely believe him,he makes a whole lotta sense

[@bjc4204]

I do too.

[@shawnstrickland7313]

Y’all say this shit about everybody who has a story about Pac

[@ariyonnajay]

@Billionaire The Don Welp it’s my opinion...The paperwork shows it all🥴

[@ariyonnajay]

@@shawnstrickland7313 Who Am I to say somebody else is lying about they Tupac story if I wasn’t there...so yes I believe it (My Opinion)

[@dellcourtneyevans7363]

Facts

[@SS-ml2zt]

That’s why 2pac wanted to make his own label 💯

[@kto2934]

Nah his new label was gonna be under death row.

[@justxho]

Suge was the one to propose that to Pac tho' when they were drunk and high discussing about life

[@socialmediaego]

@@justxho because he knew how Pac thought.. no need to let you leave when I can give you your own label as long as the cash cow is connected to Suge

[@cryptoguapo2888]

@@kto2934 Nah…PAC was going to start Makaveli records n use Death Row for distribution

[@kto2934]

@@cryptoguapo2888 That's what I meant.

[@litlityabish7904]

Your whole understanding of the music industry changes when you find out Jimmy Iovine sent Suge Knight to bail Tupac out of jail, and the chess moves were really made by Interscope.

[@mexia23]

It makes sense cause Warner was getting backlash for the music they couldn't be seen getting Pac out because those charges he was under

[@RowlexEnterprise]

Yeah that’s tough to comprehend there. What was also tough to comprehend was Daz produced Gin & Juice and Sam Sneed produced Keep Ya Heads Ringing & Natural Born Killaz....not Dr. Dre. Dre paid them for the credit and the fact that it would look good & sell more to say Dr. Dre produced it.

[@Quinnfos]

!!!!!!! Slime Shit

[@Quinnfos]

@@RowlexEnterprise SMH INDUSTRY SHIT

[@PavethaWay]

Check ya inbox

[@makavelinasir2545]

A lot of people blame Ayanna Jackson for Tupac's downfall but Jimmy Iovine and Tom Whally played a part as well.

[@timmy841212]

Ayanna was only a small part in 2Pac's demise.

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

Huge part, they're slime balls.

[@shawnstrickland7313]

PAC was the main reason of his downfall

[@nigelryan5658]

@@shawnstrickland7313 Bruh I see you comment negatively on alot of Pac videos do you subscribe to hate? What type of goofball wierdo shit is that?

[@trizzmatic413]

@@nigelryan5658 Right!!!

[@GTA_DISCIPLE]

If you wanna know the truth about 2Pac, this is the man to go too and now it’s Funny how people were claiming that 2Pac was leaving Death Row but wasn’t exactly signed to them legally.

[@bkgod9172]

Time Warner wouldn’t allow Interscope Records to bail out Tupac. So what happened was we advanced Death Row the money, and Death Row bailed out Tupac

[@DjDeadHomie]

13:00 min in a nutshell.

[@DJ-Coma]

Exactly this. Death Row/Suge did bail him out, it’s just that the money was fronted by Interscope. Think of it as a loan.

[@lamontjohnson8776]

@@DJ-Coma it’s not a loan, that was Tupac money

[@melvinhhcp3615]

@@lamontjohnson8776 Thank you

[@princewilliams4616]

So why would DR have to repay it then? That’s considered a loan

[@DOCJAMBEATS]

EVERYTHING HE SAYS ADDS UP!!! Props to Delray Richardson. If i ever smoke with him, he can hold the blunt and tell 2pac stories the whole time. Matter fact, we gotta have several rolled so we each have several of our own. THIS MAN IS THE TRUTH. #SALUTE

[@BowersLA]

This dude is spittin'! He's 100% accurate on everything he's saying!

[@BowersLA]

@@DSimmons-yl9od at that time, YES, Warner owned Interscope, which was Time Warner. When Cop Killer happened inn92/93, they sold Jimmy back his company and he went to Universal. Pack was signed to Interscope when they were distributed by Atlantic, up until 1993 when he dropped Strictly for My...When he dropped Me Against, it was Interscope/Atlantic. By 1996, Interscope was with Universal. Facts, I know PERSONALLY.

[@joepesci8930]

I love how art of dialogue acts unimpressed everytime one of his guests reveals something crazy 😂

[@kingdomfarming8249]

I'm laughing 😂

[@tarkatanwarkamp5065]

“Is it a crime , to fight for what is mine ?”

[@NYScott-mj6uo]

Great interview fam

[@vegasstrongsanchez7105]

Art Of Dialogue has gotta give the best documentary interviews that's the based on truth about 2pacs life. This dude kicked facts with evidence. Thumbs Up Fo Sho

[@Grief7Nitti]

Mind blowing interview not just about the deal but the legality and business side of things

[@mettleheart3014]

This scripture seems to sum up Tupac’s life quite accurately but sadly all in the same breath. 1 "Man who is born of a woman is few of days and full of trouble. 2 He comes out like a flower and withers; he flees like a shadow and continues not. - Job 14:1-2

[@mettleheart3014]

Hearing this breakdown of Tupacs contract and the events leading to his untimely death seems to be the embodiment of “making a deal with the devil”

[@theopolisclay]

Pac fleeing ? Lol lost me there

[@e.l.6092]

The rose that grew out of concrete.

[@meeshakazuloosir1488]

Man you so far off, it's ridiculous. That parable has nothing to do with Pac. You're not in the knowing!

[@nymarcyfed1703]

Been subscribed to this channel since 2016. Y’all came a long way. I never thought this channel would reach this level. This is one of the biggest channels now.

[@quatummind]

Who is this articulate, intelligent man. Mr. Richardson, we can listen to you all day. Please produce your own content.

[@vSynchronize]

Best channel on KZbin

[@makavelisoldierdon8206]

Pac died being loyal to someone that he thought bailed him out and it was really Interscope. Yikessssssssssssss

[@sextusempiricus7819]

No, he didn't think that. According to the interview, he was in on the plan.

[@paulonvula6495]

Shed some great lights on this interview. This guy has shed some light on what was a very convoluted contract that Pac was on. The best interview on this channel hands down.

[@chitownbred6821]

If them dudes at Interscope would've bailed out Tupac he wouldn't have needed to sign with Suge Knight

[@matrix2030x]

they did bail him out.. they jus didn't want the board members to know.. suge was the cover for them to bail him out

[@mikesowers7322]

according to this dude he didn't sign with Suge

[@matrix2030x]

@@DaMixWizard the board members wouldn't want them to bail him out because they were already getting flack from women.. so they gave suge the ok a year later.. so technically they did bail him out and he never signed a record deal with deathrow, jus as manager... can yall comprehend that.. its not that hard to understand 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@justinperry2352]

@@mikesowers7322 it's just like when game went over to G-Unit to put a album out.

[@mikesowers7322]

@@justinperry2352 good example

[@cardelljones7284]

Thanks bro for interviewing this man. He speaks the truth looking in his eyes

[@tdot4952]

Please protect this king at all costs! Speaks nothing but the truth

[@kookieklean2192]

Um Jesus is the only KING

[@richdude8150]

I like when he said " let it be known" .. I immediately heard the song "troublesome" in my head

[@thablackkat9905]

Death Row Records was already under the Interscope umbrella so it means nothing for Jimmy Iovine to ADD Death Row Records to 2Pac's projects as an imprint.

[@poorlivesmatter6882]

Very smart man here! , and I would watch his channel! He knows his stuff and he is very well spoken! Gift of gab!

[@amcgarvin4life30]

🤯 🤯🤯 wow!! This is shocking...Delray broke it all down

[@JohnBoyBeattie]

I loved this guy's interview. By far the best and realest interviewee in relation to Pac. Great work

[@tupezeamarion2209]

He’s smart! No disrespect; but he sounds like Denzal Washington from the malcome X movie 🎥 this guy is very intelligent 🧘‍♂️

[@escapetheninetofive8766]

"But life making records ain't easy It ain't what I expected, it's hectic, it's sleazy"

[@TheHumanBallsack]

Classic song

[@paysoforeign]

A LYRICIST. Has a mastery of words, logical YET artistic, and good with numbers. Protect this man at all costs

[@chevyakacommas5961]

They did him so dirty... and he was SO LOYAL AND TALENTED!!!!

[@shontaebarre6769]

This man is so honest! And he is HIGHLY INTELLIGENT

[@bobbydigital2278]

This channel has been on a roll of content that I appreciate in the matter of TUPAC'S LIFE.. DEFINITELY NOT A DAY OFF TAKEN

[@Tubefish07]

To this magnificent brother. I say “Spit yo game, talk yo s..t”! Very well presented good sir! Brilliant! Cheers mates!!

[@mikeortiz6584]

Delray talks major FACTS💯.. Only one that actually make sense..Alot of respect for this guy✊🏽..DMV stand up..Hanover, MD👊🏽

[@mspennyisaac]

Delray should’ve been a lawyer. He could literally break down & simplify the ABCs. 😂

[@_unclecharles_]

Penny!!! i was just thinking about u the other day and bam here u are lol. i hope you are well. Stay blessed!

[@4everykingacrownent]

One of best interviews I have seen. Well spoken and intelligent. And of course all #Facts ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🎓🎓🎓

[@Antertainment531]

A dirty ass game with this record industry, I tell ya.....

[@cooljohn1977]

look at young jock when he whas sign to bad boy records.jock went broke because he wasn't get all his money.then jock sued bad boy.

[@FaithandNova]

That's half of the dirt, the other half is the shit they want you to do to keep your fame smh. Straight wickedness

[@toreytownsend4705]

@@cooljohn1977 I just pulled it up on Google. He actually has two lawsuits. One is with Master Mind Music inc. and the other one is with Bad Boy, smh!!!!

[@daniel022209]

Business went downhill because after repeated requests from Pac to have his contract drawn by David Kenner, Kenner never did it because legally he could not represent Pac under those conditions. Three major music corporations funded Pac's bail from prison and Suge received a publishing deal out of it. Meanwhile, Suge Knight used Pac's money to pay Nate Dogg's child support and he did something else too which was messed up.

[@GlennCrinerLA]

Correct

[@BLACKTOPGOD]

welcome to the entertainment biz... when you really read through the lines word by word...everything is clear!!!!

[@randywatsonakajusticetwent2690]

This guy is a hell of a lawyer , All kids should be listening to this .

[@gigisgucci]

I believe him. He comes off as honest and he’s very intelligent and straight to the point. Side note: I got those same glasses, with my name engraved on the side.

[@Mjmccoyslean]

About time somebody with a little sense spoke on this... because it seems that even people who are signed to record companies don’t understand this very simple concept.

[@ndujamz]

Interscope played 2Pac. I always say that. 2Pac 4 albums at Interscope went gold and one of them was platinum. The dude had couple of movies under his belt, playing a lead role. All. Of the sudden he doesnt have money for bail. Nah.

[@scottylom129]

A lot of his albums under interscope (besides MATW) went gold/platinum after he died. His first album didn’t do well at all also. A lot of the public wasn’t really buying his albums until MATW & AEOM. Before Deathrow, he was mainly known for his movie roles and altercations/criminal record.

[@nunyabidness7791]

​@Scotty Lom Me Against the World debuted at number 1. He hadn't gotten the royalty checks yet. I don't know what that document is but Pac said he was due royalties from interloper and thought they should advance the money for bail. The guy in the video doesn't know what he's talking about. Tupac was dropped before this stuff happened that the guy in the video is talking about. Afeni sued because Pac kept his rights and Suge was trying to release music he didn't own.

[@jazzyfour]

Man, I thought DB's interview were the best until I came across this dude. Talk about the Art of Intelligence. He has it all.

[@rayscollectionchannel9891]

This is very sad when you think about it. I did not know Pac but from all the interviews, documentaries, people who knew him and people who was around say thatPac was a real dude and hard working and just wanted our people to unite and rise. He wanted us all to be the Roses from Concrete. Pac got so Fucked. But his momma was there for him and retrieved what was his and now his sister is well off. So in the end, he accomplished what he sat out to do and that was to take care of his family. It just costed him more than money. R.I.P Legend!!!

[@THEDOPEYDAISY]

Delray and Napoleon are the most honest people who knew 2Pac. They still holding him down by making sure all the BS is clarified with real facts. Keep them coming on.

[@jahlilshariah264]

This brother knows what he’s talking about

[@kanayomadu9914]

I love that this guy is thorough, but two things worth pointing out: 1. The memo to Interscope from jail had the "contract" with DR, a term sheet if you may, attached to it. The fact that it wasn't detailed enough didn't really matter since Interscope remained DR's distributor and 'Pac already had a working relationship with them. 2. 2Pac's Interscope contract was probably for 3 albums, and he had satisfied that with "Me Against The World". The other thing is that Pac's mum got the royalty rate bumped up to 20%, from 18%.

[@ChocolateDon929]

It’ll be dope if you guys interview everyone on biggie in-depth like this

[@Cixqo]

Man knows Pac in and out... love his “and the crazy part is”

[@antoniowilliams4391]

The truth shall set you free this guy is keeping it truthful. An real

[@justsomeflickz]

finally someone telling the truth I've been telling people for years that Pac was broke while he was alive.

[@UnderiteEntertainment]

Man he knows exactly what he's talking about and he's on point 💯

[@alanflores2714]

THESE ARE THE BEST INTERVIEWS EVER IMO KEEP IR UP BRO 💯🤝

[@mrmaxxx94]

This Brother told it 100 and kept it 💯 times 10,respect all this brothers stories

[@sunsetvest3048]

The average person wouldn't have known this.

[@thebrasschannel5821]

It was a production deal. Notice how suge had control of the masters afterwards

[@Keepdapocket]

THANK YOU. Been trying tell all of this people this for years upon years. Death Row only had production power. Not marketing, not distribution.. with the production agreement, Suge got to keep the masters. That’s it.

[@rolandbaron5813]

So, in other words tupac was trying to break-free from interscope?

[@DemiGodX]

I remember RBX telling a similar story about how he was signed to Disney but for public relations they put his album out under a dummy label called Premeditated Records

[@stylzh7740]

Thanks for this video never knew this

[@dodom673]

I can admit dude knows what he’s talking about. I’ve been doing research for years on Tupac and Deathrow records and everything that he said is true. The only question that I have is: If Tupac wasn’t signed to Deathrow Records, then why on the back of his albums that he recorded for Deathrow it says Deathrow records?? If your not signed to a specific label, there is no way a label can put their stamp on your album right????

[@stereogram040]

Well, its pretty easy that way... there we're Always an Interscope or Atlantic Icon next to Death Row. So the Death Row Icon is just what Suge forced to Pop Off on the Releases

[@samestuffdifferentday5712]

This guy right here has all his receipts, thorough as hell!!!

[@bigtom5169]

Tupac just wanted out of jail. He probably didn't care how he got out. He just was like ima give these people these albums and bounce

[@timotheusn.h.nakashona1001]

Is this guy by any means a lawyer because he's brilliant. Awesome interview.

[@kingtrevon5698]

They had pac in a fuck up situation this world crazy

[@lysiagonzalez4645]

found out about this channel from vladtv.. been binge watching your videos since 9am this morning lol

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

New 2 me ...did he not have a 3 album deal .....when he was bailed .did he not sign What and where can I see more info on this ...

[@coppermanarrowz1001]

@BxxDxx Hoodoo He Made Dozens of Albums between 95-96 ....

[@2toottoot]

All Eyes On ME is and was a double album, the 1st at that ever

[@frontandcenter7941]

@@2toottoot No. The first RAP double album. Not the first double album.

[@BuckemdownBuckemdown]

@@frontandcenter7941 yeah and Biggies life after death was suppose to be just one album to be released in September 96 but than postponed till march and they added more songs to make it Raps second double CD! Copy kats! They added their little subliminal diss songs too only to find out it was a bad idea in March.

[@psychomoderecordings7900]

Fantastic video - more from this guy please!!!

[@hiiipoweriii2211]

The rap game is just like the dope game. Once you join the game, it's either jail or bloodshed that comes with it.

[@ajat3202]

Worse than that

[@mr1980ful]

Wow great interview

[@bedstuydaytona3249]

Great video!

[@danielrobinson9270]

Delray is a real dude. How for so many years no one has told the truth about the Pac and Death Row/Interscope situation until now. Delray just exposed the lies and the people who been continuing the lies for dam near 30 years. This man should have been doing interviews for years already. Every Hip and non Hip Hop platform should have interviewed him. Dude is the truth.

[@briafiya6112]

Interesting convo... i learned a few things i didn't know

[@breezyjohnson5597]

Type big black breezy and see what happens

[@jasonflemister598]

For real very deep I mean if you listen to Tupac’s music not only the beat listen to how he explains things in mini stories and then turn it into rap but I call it deep poetry I know I’m very poetic also but remember pac writes stories he’s an Gemini two sides one sensitive and ones hard once that sensitive side has been provoked he says in his songs to rewind back and catch the subliminal messages he’s uttering idk I pay attention to errythin in his song trouble some last verse he says they gave me flowers for the dead but how can I cry? Tried to warn the little nigga either stop or die/ that’s a lot of his closest family members and more telling him to slow down please because your smart black and gifted they want you to die and another song called All Out he says murdered my friends, built an new posse/ we taking shots at paparazzi/ go fly now/ remember before anything he got all the outlaws together he asked to take pictures one last time they didn’t understand why and plus he couldn’t trust some of them because they was real yes but a few knew what his escape plan was his cousin got shot in the head because he was gon to really tell whom shot Tupac but pay close attention to how his cousin damn near rapped some lyrics but it was secretly sayin how pac was gon to escape not sayin pac had his blood killed but the government it’s all dirty napoleon turns Muslim Tupac paid off lawyers and an Guy named devin Clark they got together one time and Tupac said you don’t have nothing to worry his family was paid lovely I mean devin was dyin anyway from AIDS Tupac felt an way behind that and he looks just like Tupac and in the movie above the rim the guy who was on the other team that got shot in the end he even said Tupac had an double an look alike on the scene which was devin Clark. Watch how Tupac walked pass the double in the casino same shirt but Tupac was darker then he glances at the double but the double was wit the outlawz peep game wouldn’t the outlaws kinda knew that wasn’t really Tupac tho so real Tupac slides smoothly off wit an women like remember how Tupac walks and look how devin Clark goes up to that crip guy and jumps him it’s an good plot but Tupac studied the art of war on his time spent incarcerated to this day he’s still relevant and not Biggie hmm? I love Tupac but he’s not dead trust my words he got shot studio five times and in Vegas shot four more times he always wear an vest why not that day of the Tyson fight? Why not wear that certain chain? Why in the all eyes on movie why he hesitated to leave his wife? He planned his escape smoothly

[@lamarcraven2314]

Thanks for sharing some light on the situation that is well long overdue you are a martyr as well as a person that should have his own show because you can tell a lot of stuff about things that you do know for death row I hope you're on that new movie that they're talking about the guy Mr Boss is doing because you could help him out with a lot of stuff if you have this type of knowledge keep doing what you doing my brother or blessings to you and thanks again for spreading the truth

[@chrisrobinson8339]

Warner Bros is the reason Pac dealt with Deathrow. Damn.

[@Shreksta]

And Tom Walley is in charge of Pac estate SMH!

[@Twan1985]

@Shenyae T Look how Warner Bros did Prince back then

[@kingdarius901]

@@Shreksta facts

[@dewaynepatrick6794]

Wowww......great interview!!