50 Cent Reacts: 'Suge Knight Deserves This''

[@lyricquinn]

Still looking for the part where 50 says “suge deserves this” the headline is misleading

[@SteveCarr-ld9ek]

I agree just a bunch of trash info

[@ismaelcruz2148]

Click and bait as usual

[@DerekConner-j8t]

It's in the title

[@JomoBlanchfield-fk7et]

Very misleading.Its like they are trying to provoke something.

[@kylerobison1425]

Yeah, I liked 50 but I watched this because he was shot nine times for dry snitching and the guy that shot him Mike Tyson‘s bodyguard. Everybody knows it was him and the man that paid him 25,000 went to prison for it. Didn’t think he would say anything about Suge given that’s his history.

[@gretaberry4983]

Fifty a man! He wasn’t about to let another man punk him. He stood his ground like he was supposed to. Respect ✊🏾

[@BlackMild-o9q]

Why 30 Mexicans to take out 1 black man tho 🤔

[@shaboor9557]

I see it more as being strategic and thinking security into every level of what you are doing. Only near death street situations will force you to think like this.

[@Familyties007]

Don't get it wrong 50 actually had 3 other people w him but homies from his hood. The main thing that wasn't gonna fly was west coast cats tryna come up on the east coast. My cousin use to hang w sherm

[@supremeteam1831]

Respect ✊🏿

[@Angel-GodzSon]

Facts...💯

[@bootsbooy]

Suge wasn’t a tough guy. He was a coward with size and back up. The guy leveraged intimidation at the highest order to get what he wanted but rarely was by himself

[@wildestcowboy2668]

U think back in tha da you could have took him one on one?

[@solomongrundy9847]

​@@wildestcowboy2668 Marion has never been a fighter a football player tho he always grab people that's why he got knocked out no fight skills I know homie who knocked him out I'm from Watts Cam district

[@KyngKoopa919]

@@solomongrundy9847 but he was old then and caught off guard

[@t1factor]

Naw he got knocked out because he is 58yrs old now. Time is undefeated.

[@solomongrundy9847]

@@t1factor Marion was the coolest nigga ever if you were around he took care of everybody at the same time as all the bullshit he sent my brother to school before he died

[@JoeyNTasha]

You don't always have to be the tougher guy. Sometimes you just have to be willing to take things further than the next guy.

[@brentrogers97]

After what 50 went through growing up, i don’t think anyone would ever intimidate nor would he let anyone intimidate him! 💯

[@steveibiza5516]

In Bulgaria we have a saying, It cannot be translated in English to make sense but it's something like every tough guy has his tough guy , meaning roughly that there is always someone bigger and badder than you

[@larrygriego3328]

He's a snitch 😭

[@trujillo71921]

​@larrygriego3328 you got paperwork to back up that claim? Or just some sh1t you heard and run ya mouth about it..

[@AB-dl1hz]

​@@larrygriego3328 how ??!

[@staceytaylor4999]

​@@AB-dl1hz I wanna know too how 50 is a snitch lol

[@doraholton6958]

50 is true to himself. He seems like a genuine guy and has a comical side. Always liked him.

[@ambassador724]

I've learned a lot about him recently. Honesly I was never a fan, but I have a lot of respect for him. Especially the more I learn of him.

[@evelynbare1975]

He's a good person. He's not innocent but he's not an evil person and that's all the difference. Evil can't abide in the presence of a pure heart.

[@lonwabomtirara1478]

I respect 50 for standing up to that guy 🙏🏽

[@PrekLucaj]

It was easy to stand up to sige after the 90s, he was nobody by then

[@Kdx106]

He doesn’t care about your respect

[@mocromen6273]

50 cent is gay

[@Kdx106]

@theadjudicator7323 defending your boyfriend…

[@amenandhis7kids724]

​@@Kdx106dammmnnnn😅

[@carlolo607]

50 did gangsta rap. Because he lived it. 50 is to this day one of the most respected artists on the block. #fiddy

[@ritefirst2282]

3:21 1999 Death Row was not founded , it was 1991. Tupac died in 96. Wow.

[@anthonyparry2852]

Facts!!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@mustangmaniac1983]

I knew someone else caught that.

[@gs72380]

I’m like ‘99 shit was basically over by then!🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@luismolina3253]

That's why I don't believe nothing in these videos..😅 They only talk cuz they have a mouth. Lol

[@tommywilliams1402]

Yes, the video even said it was started at 99 but released chronic and 92 this guy don’t know what he’s talking about

[@rudygoofysrh]

50 cent is a real one. Fearless and respected!!

[@josepaz859]

GET OFF HIS NUTZ

[@rudygoofysrh]

@@josepaz859 Sir I ain’t on no one’s nuts. I used to live on the East Coast and his street resume is real and verified each time. His own family verified that he lived what he’s talked about. It’s called respect. How many other rappers especially men who are actually being who they are and other people can vouch for your resume as a person and professional? Let me know who? Other people will test your credibility as a person until the day you die.

[@lsxfan5028]

​​​​@@rudygoofysrh 50 Cent has paperwork on him from the State of NY when he snitched on Murder Inc affiliate "Black Child" after being stabbed by him. Y'all idolize and D-ride anybody with some fame. A big problem in the black community. None of these entertainers are who you think they are.

[@motorised1]

50 cent is a social media gangsta

[@anthonyvaldez6239]

Real recognize real for real. Thats why he never messed with 50 again

[@cocolokoflacco]

​@Repo-Man🧢

[@shawnnyc100able]

​@Repo Man Never heard that b4, what's your source

[@FlyBoysWareHouse]

50 true legend, never back down and made it like a boss. Obviously thanks to DRE and Em, but still what journey for 50. Respect.

[@scottydont5034]

This dude really said "In day club" then said "In daaa club" in the very next sentence 😂😂😂

[@high3rthannasa979]

Was looking for this comment. Haha

[@kevinlabonne888]

Dude I read your comment like 8 seconds before that part and I fuckin LOST it when I heard it 😂

[@remo6743]

AI voice over...

[@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce]

The perfect example of "stand up to a bully and they usually don't mess with you anymore." Showing fear is what makes you prey. No different from animals in the wild. Show fear, get attacked; show you're willing to fight back, you're usually left alone. Predators look for easy prey.

[@PrometheusForever]

💯

[@jesse805vc]

50 would still got his ass kicked though with just hands and weight

[@Psunfire]

Always!

[@bayaholic]

I was watching some animal show. A Silverback Guerrilla had his family and was living comfortably. 3 outsiders came and tried to take all that this guerrilla had worked for, he was old and the aggressive 3 were younger. This guerrilla fought as most of his family watched on. He took pride out those 3 guerrillas by himself, he was huge. The 3 tried a few times but that guerrilla with everything to lose fought like hill and won. Never fight someone that has nothing to lose or everything to lose, they fight the hardest.

[@bayaholic]

Fifty was that guerrilla that said hell naw, not today!!

[@shauntriplett4560]

They wasn’t terrified of suge, they were terrified of who was backing Suge. Because he had too many individuals on the pay roll. Being scared of someone and I mean that person only and being scared of who you got with you, is 2 different things. Now if suge was by himself on all of those different shake-downs or some-what called beatings, the outcome would have been different. I know y’all heard and saw the video when suge got knocked out going up in that Barbershop talking crap to the owner. See and he was by himself and Maybe with 2 other guys who didn’t even get in it, that was all Suge by himself getting knocked out. So sometimes things are not what they seem about certain individuals.

[@djerome1389]

Exactly my words facts

[@bigcitydreamz4444]

Not for nothing Suge Knight was over the hill when that happened.

[@marquezsmith8889]

It's like seeing an off duty cop at Walmart with his family... they don't say shit, the nicest ppl in the store... same cop on duty will harass you, follow you, threaten to shoot you ect.. simply b/c they have back up... it happens with everybody

[@JTPyrus]

@@bigcitydreamz4444 he was still acting like an ass, he cant fight in his prime, what mma gym he train at lol

[@LesA.R.6568]

@@bigcitydreamz4444 Well he should've stayed in the "over the hill" lane then.

[@ArmandoMendoza-j3o]

50 and Eminem were among the very fews who stood up to Suge and didn't allow him to bully them. Respect!

[@javierross7441]

Eminem didn't stand up to Suge. In fact I don't think they personally ever met. One time I do recall Em talking about was not long after having signed with Dre he had a run in with some of Suge's goons outside an event related to Suges beef with Dre leaving Death Row, he openly admits to nigh on sh!tting himself and thinking he was about to get capped. Afterwards Dre basically told him he was now affiliated with Dre and Aftermath and so that meant taking on his beef with Suge. After that incident he always used security. 50 cent however, he was a true street gangster and was game, running around the streets knocking people the f**k out left right and centre. He did step up to Suge refusing to be intimated. He wasn't about to let his street credit slip lol

[@toxiczebra5920]

​@@javierross7441eminem came back out with the vest. Yayo told that story already

[@javierross7441]

@@toxiczebra5920 - This was at Vibe event in 2003, Yayo wasn't present, or at least he didn't intervene. I'm going by Eminem's version of events not Yayo's. The story Yayo later has come out with I have never heard Em speak about, but I might have missed it and he has done.

[@repeatinfinite_]

​@@javierross7441u outta pocket man

[@matthewburkholder1076]

​@@javierross7441em was there pay attention

[@loranlomiller54]

I never changed what I thought of 50. Sometimes you just know but in the case of 50 his mentality spoke volumes❤

[@ProdigalNomad]

I'm not really a part of this rap world and I've seen 50 Cent here and there but all of a sudden I have a newfound respect for him.

[@piaparadis1253]

If you have STARS you should watch the series,POWER.. OMG 50 is a great actor as well as a rapper! It's a really phenomenal series. I binge watched it last week and I swear I don't know how I missed that gem, it premiered a few years ago and somehow i didn't catch it. I'm glad I finally saw it though. 50 is one of the producers as well. Anyway babe, Love from Paris,Pia Paradis

[@dcamron46]

Part? I think you mean a follower of, not a part of lol…

[@ProdigalNomad]

@@dcamron46 ​@dcamron46 jeez, got nothing better to do than to nitpick at other people's choice of words?

[@staceytroffer8287]

Surprisingly 50-cent is a stand up guy from the real streets. I have a profound respect for him.

[@THEREALDAVISNATION]

They're with the Fraternal Order of Police come to reality

[@OnDubbz]

It’s not simply just suge, although his size did in fact present an intimidation factor that was scary, to many, but it was mainly the many hardcore gangsters around him that would do anything for him, that made him scary. He was the money, and he put a lot of it in many hardcore gangsters’ pockets. That’s why he had so much power. His only downfall was playing into it, instead of being a real boss, and having his people handle visible things without him, while he sat back and watched. Only get your hands dirty behind closed doors, and without societal view. He failed at that, so he lost everything.

[@kelgbrown007]

Fear the ones that have nothing to lose, and think they will get a good ol' pat on the back for getting their hands dirty.

[@jerrymylove1754]

His motivation was fear and fame. Money was easy for him to get. Figure out a man’s motivation and you know their weakness.

[@mauricedaniel2500]

@@philrankswhy he offended u

[@OnDubbz]

@@philranks , lol, I was almost about to tell you who I am, to make you feel REAL stupid about what you just said, in regards to what I know and don’t know about Suge, but I’ll leave you to your assumptions and feelings instead… lol.

[@darrencollins8075]

Truth

[@Illcastashadow1]

I've always been into rock and metal but even back in 03, when my friend put 50 on I was like "this dudes alright" he's just got that Real vibe

[@pedromolina9558]

Pure example of Karma!! I put a lot of negative out there and look how it turned on him. Always keep in mind, you can be feared but as you get older, you become weak and an easy target.

[@lorrimockabee1428]

L

[@cogrove3163]

You know that’s not always true.The older you get the less you have to loose 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@FingerStink420]

Looks like you are a youngster that has no clue. Those senior guys are a lot more dangerous, hold a lot more power and a lot more knowledge. Thats why they call the shots. Instead of assuming how it works, look at the pattern of the real world. Stupidity is a dangerous thing.

[@coronavirus3513]

​@@cogrove3163 lol no

[@bryanpinto5819]

Uhhhh what???

[@terra2805]

50 is real. That's all it takes. Fear no man. Only god.

[@shawtyeatemup1352]

IDGAF

[@ljohnson9440]

Especially when you have mercenaries on payroll for security in your own hood.🤣

[@tyronejacobs3422]

That's God with a capital G, the small g is for men and satan

[@rz2009]

if u fear no one u will die soon

[@59BRIMHATBOY]

Word

[@southpaw3199]

Suge didn't mess with 50, but he was terrified of Master P. Everyone knew it was death if you tried to walk away from Suge but two people did it. (Dre and Snoop) Dre who Suge didn't mess with because Dre knew the business up and down, and the cops Suge had on payroll. 50 is always gonna be fearless, and he had Dre there to cover him. Snoop was in a contract that Suge was not gonna let him out of. He reached out to Master P and told him he'd like to work with him but knows that Suge won't let him work with someone else who produces and owns their own label. P said, " I'll handle all that, welcome to No Limit " He called Suge and though it was against what he wanted, he let Snoop go. Never had an issue with P. He knew P was on one a well. Hell P's own brother killed their father, that's the household they had lol. Suge didn't want that lol

[@Akumaa2000]

Wow, I never knew Master P’s brother killed their father.

[@goodetodd5731]

🧢🧢🧢

[@carlstevens323]

Suge was never scared of Percy Suge knew Snoop wanted out and Percy paid heavy for Snoops release I think a few million and a percentage of records sold it was a good business move for Suge knowing Snoop didn't want to be with death row.

[@southpaw3199]

@@Akumaa2000 yeh that's how he got the name CMurda

[@huntercanfield4101]

You ain't gotta say he was scared, but Suge was very intimidated by Master P. E'rybody kno how Suge and co. move and play into image . I ain't saying they ain't real with it, but Southern cats do things a lil different. Suge knu how broke he left all them boys that made him money, and he also saw how P, was blessing those that made him money. Looking out like that , end up wit more loyal mfers....No doubt, Suge, had affiliations, cross him, and ya getting fuct up.... Master P, grew up w real goons ,and Suge knu someone that " got lost " in them swamps, and he ain't wanna be gatorbate ... Some say dude tried to take from C murder...Which is actually who Suge seemed to be more afraid , or whatever .... Suge knight too Hollywood to come down here trying get dirty...

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

I’m 53 and never really been to bothered about the beef side of things and never got involved in beef much in my own life..Have fun love your family and just don’t forget the wonderful gift of life..❤..I remember buying the first snoop album and was so disappointed after the chronic and didn’t care for his music after that..Shout out to the real pioneers of rap

[@UG3DBoss-54]

Honestly, the very fact that Suge was able to get away with all this extortion is literally insane, it tells you that police didn’t give two sh$ts about the rap industry back then, they rather let it burn.

[@edwardrichard2561]

The private prison systems profited so much off of Gangster Rap. I believe is was a Bizzy Bone interview who pretty much said that the industry, people with power and money encourage it. Remember investing in private prisons is mad money.

[@LamarGoodson]

So what's changed ? We got drill music now. It's even worse

[@chuckb8877]

Maybe don't make hits like F.T.P lol

[@GalagaKing2]

80's please with a side of 70's tha..tha..thank you thank you "The message" "Self destruction" and if you want to talk about a most revelation rap back in the day just go back and listen closely to computer age "Push The Button" ☮️

[@listarr4216]

@Corey Harding - - Back then, Suge had the police on his payroll that is why he got away with so much… It took them a long time to figure out the corrupted cops in the police department ❗️❗️❗️

[@playboiautodidact7954]

Some of y’all don’t like 50 but I’ve always admired this guys music but his backbone. He has never backed down from anyone and to stand up to Suge, and tell him to his face without running in fear, what you wanna do, to me is amazing. Fif!!!

[@garrymclaughlan6433]

He did, he ran away from Game at a radio station, slipped out the backdoor like a snake.

[@truthhurts79]

​@@garrymclaughlan6433that's fabricated... Games homeboy got a cap in his ass as they approached the radio station... 50 would definitely f**k up game, especially during 50s peak

[@homeoftek5844]

​@@garrymclaughlan6433I believe it lol. He talks the most.....and you know what they say about the loudest one in the room

[@garrymclaughlan6433]

@@homeoftek5844 stupid? Why run from Game, big enough to go on a radio station and tell everyone he kicked game out g-unit and ran out the back like a a coward when Game showed up.

[@homeoftek5844]

@@garrymclaughlan6433 he sure has alot to say about Suge while he's in prison as well. That tells me everything I need to know about 50 😂

[@deebaker4671]

50 always been that dude. Big up 50, the man !!

[@swoopdaville9051]

There is always someone out there , stronger, tougher and more fearless than you. Someone who has been through more than you. Someone who survived more than you. It is best to be respectful to everyone that you come across. And remain humble. Because you don’t know who you may come across or what you may bring upon yourself.

[@Orlando-qw1qy]

Now that was well said young brotha!!!

[@Roy-h5l]

Best comment on this thread. RESPECT

[@X-Foundation]

Hell yeah. 50 cent stood his ground.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2023

[@evelynbare1975]

50 stood everyone's ground. Doesn't matter where or who, 50 stands. He's never been innocent, but he isn't evil. All the difference.

[@krewalk6916]

Suge knew who he could intimidate & who he couldn't

[@Urbanvik1ng]

Yh vanilla ice

[@nelsongoncalves5379]

True

[@anthonyedwards3957]

Fact!!!!

[@Dwyne-j8z]

Right it wasn't like he got at everybody...! " 50 " 😂😂😂😂

[@valmir144]

Only Suge? What about nations?

[@somedude4805]

Yeah Suge definitely used his size as a weapon. 50 didn’t care cuz he was already close to death multiple times so he was like “Fuck it, let’s do this if we’re gonna do this”, and Suge was like “man this dude ain’t scared, imma go find me an easy target.” Suge was the quintessential neighborhood bully, he just took it to an extreme.

[@michaelheiskelljr.6812]

Yeah that makes sense.

[@budbourbon9042]

Thats how it goes all the time bullys and women beaters always backdown when they see someone whos ready to beat their ass

[@gangstalkingsimulation1319]

😂🤣

[@flacotheglitch]

No 50 didn’t care because he is close to him in size you ass….. especially when you take into account that 50 is built where Suge is just big for no reason

[@davidh6818]

If 50 didn't care,why he start wearing a bulletproof vest everywhere...

[@b1276427]

A man should never fear another man!

[@damndisplace07]

Mad respect to 50 for that. At the end of the day, any man can bleed. Even Suge Knight.

[@NinaBaby210]

Yup!

[@markn3936]

Suge got his ass beat down outside a Hollywood club by some 180lb dude he picked on. He bloodied his ass up knocked him on his ass. I remember that night. Right around 2002. Dude fucked him up in front of everyone. I think it's documented.

[@OrganShifter]

The Chronic was released in 1992. Do you think one of that album's most famous lines, "Welcome to Death Row", would have been a thing had they founded Death Row in 1999? The label was actually founded in 1991.

[@edwardririnui4755]

Yeah, they fukt that up. 89, not 99

[@bigghurt187]

I was looking for this comment before I said anything lol

[@EobardTron]

OK, someone else caught that, I think '89 m awesome more sense

[@bigbenz600]

It was founded much earlier by Harry O A.K.A. Michael Harris....and I knew both personally and to hear so many stories he was this monster this stuff guy 😬🤔😂 the only reason he wasn't touched was Harry O told everyone he would handle his business....it was personal Harry O started it all he even started career for Denzel Washington with checkmates....do you homework before you speak...

[@VTFFTW]

89 is what I heard

[@mrgeno4682]

All he had to do was grow up and let professionals manage things.

[@Solomonwantok]

💯

[@GRUTTLaw]

Literally had the world in his hand... but his mind in the streets

[@sixnine79]

Naw naw I disagree. Professional management doesn't know how to deal with gangs and street politics. With that being said we would've never had what we got outta death row. No real professional would've bailed out 2pac.. no real professional would have spent all that money on snoop trail Etc etc we needed who we had

[@robert334bl3]

​@@sixnine79"professional" management is why our entire society is at risk

[@meeturmatch2day122]

Aww so cute wish you are there with him to tell him in time

[@73lube]

Suge reminds me of a black Richard Kuklinski, also known as "The Iceman"

[@jordanwhite8567]

Once you’ve been shot nine times and lived to rap the tale you probably aren’t afraid of anything. He probably felt like he could take any challenge on, maybe even had a slight feeling of invincibility. A young tough dude who made it through that? He also prolly started wearing bullet proof vests and staying strapped after his shooting and lived every second of his life ready to deal with an encounter like the one Suge gave him that night.

[@majolin6220]

Man there's a whole movie out if you didn't see it.

[@jeanpoma5485]

​@@majolin6220what's it called

[@majolin6220]

@@jeanpoma5485 get rich or die trying

[@mateuszravness]

​@@jeanpoma5485barbie

[@JesseG_z]

@@jeanpoma5485 Broke Back Mountain

[@jdm8757]

Different between a real gangster and a studio gangster 😂

[@timetowakeup7394]

Real gangster is about that life. Studio gangster pretends he is that life. 😂

[@josephmalone253]

But Suge in prison so he is a criminal.

[@larrynabors7711]

​@@timetowakeup739456😊to l5t55

[@larrynabors7711]

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[@themouse6539]

​@@timetowakeup7394Ja Morant falls under studio Gee

[@brandyheartqueen9326]

My daddy always said never run from a bully or you will always run. Stand up no matter how scared you are and they will see they can’t intimidate you,

[@raiderswish]

Did your little daddy teach you the difference between a killer and a bully. Dont be stoopid

[@stephanemorice3638]

I love 50 cents ! His rap, his flow is so good that i never stop to lesson to him, and get the all this good vibrations ! Thanks bro, you're one of the best of the World.

[@chrissparks3254]

The 90s and 2000s was by far the best not just for hip hop but music in general. Great time to be alive.

[@seanjoyce7039]

Spoken like somebody who has no idea what music existed prior to the 90s.

[@chrissparks3254]

@@seanjoyce7039 A comment coming from someone who automatically assumes they know what they are talking about. Get out of here with your lamé assumptions

[@chrissparks3254]

@@seanjoyce7039 early 60s up to late 80s was good but it was nothing compared to 90s and 2000s. Way be than most of the garbage they are coming out with now. Mumle rap 😆 🤦‍♂️

[@seanjoyce7039]

@@chrissparks3254 There's no assumptions here, Dilbert; you not only said "90s and 2000s was the best for music", you actually doubled down on such a moronic take. That isn't an assumption, it's a deduction based on what you actually wrote. And I reiterate....anybody who actually thinks that grunge, boy bands, and soft ass alternative rock constitute the best era in music needs to have their brain dissected in a Harvard classroom. I'll give you hip hop because it's totally obvious. But big band, crooning, classic rock, Motown, new wave and heavy metal are just some of the defining musical trends that your dumbass has let pass by you. Keep drinking your idiotade!

[@nlceguy]

Agreed. Itll never be tge same again unfortunately.

[@ronquin5272]

Goes to show that many rappers weren't about that life. Its good to know 50 knew how to hold it down and Suge wanted no part in that. I wasn't a gangster but i did stand up to all the bullies in school and i always got respect from them at some point. A couple i had to beat but that was it. Suge had his bloods to help him intimidate his targets, but one must not fear another man.

[@kratosofspartareal]

💯💯💯

[@isayahnguyen7695]

Why were you bullied, what about you didn’t fit as “cool”

[@ronquin5272]

@@isayahnguyen7695 My parents moved a lot, so I was always the new student in schools. I guess the bullies liked to pick on the new guys.. also I never gave them the attention, or showed intimidation. Also, I defended my friends from bullies. They like to pick on people that seem defenseless, and I hated that. With me they confused modesty with weakness, and it always got on my nerves. Even as adults there are many bullies out there, but we have to choose our battles. It's not worth catching a case over some "tough" guy trying to prove something.

[@williemurphy2421]

AGREED. WHY FEAR A MAN WHO WILL DIE? THE BIBLE.

[@lightninggaming016]

Facts 50 was not playing

[@derekjames1990]

So they developed The Chronic in 92…but formed Death Row in 1999…yeah aight 😅😂

[@KeithLLewis]

😂😂😂😂😂😀😀😀😭😭😭😭😝😝😝🤣🤣🤣🤣😩😩😩 I'm done

[@Daddyc1684]

I said the same thing🤣🤣

[@LamarGoodson]

Tupac died in 96. They got the dates all kind of misconstrued. This must be a white boys Channel trying to get paid off black people as usual and don't even know what's going on.

[@gregaguil3ra]

Most of these mini docs are narrated by people who don't know what they are talking about. repeating stuff they heard...🙄And just like the game called Rumor, the facts are gonna get twisted eventually. But i would hate for the truth to get in the way of a good story...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rezzo_6fn659]

I said the same shit. Must be a typo

[@jikajacksondeepluyka]

The editting is so great. So enjoying to watch. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@BluegillGreg]

I like how 50 respects people who might be struggling. I think he has been there and he believes in our dignity and assumes we may be accomplished people in ways that can't be immediately seen.

[@ElectricVehiclesAreGoodF-ti7xd]

"The brave man lives until the coward wants"

[@oneflowerninjamagic1912]

He recorded Young Buck - then put it out there to 'Put him on blast'. That was his label mate! 50 respects people????!!!! He tried to finesse Mayweather. Flloyd might be can't read books... but, he read 2 Quarters. He need to stop being so jealous of other dudes. and enjoy his own corny-ass criminal minded black-on-black crime journals bullshit suck-cess . And when College Drop-Out/Kanye OUT-SOLD hiz Wack-Ass Crack Rapping.... he got so quiet as phuck - instead of his usual loud self.... cause Ye's 'Soft' Rap... wasn't supposed to crush his 'i'm a drug-dealer' rapper sales. 50 cent is 94 % gossipping bitch... cause them bars / that wierd sounding, half-wired shut... sweezy voice, and corny rhyme-style.... is weak as phuck . imho .

[@Kdx106]

No he doesn’t.

[@kaliyugatourguide]

Except for mentally disabled janitors at airports....

[@THEREALDAVISNATION]

They're with the Fraternal Order of Police Come to reality

[@Angel-GodzSon]

Tupac would still be here with us if he never crossed paths with Suge...

[@terrenceligon8977]

Wrong! Tupac got shot before suge in NYC. Suge loved Pac and helped him

[@carlanderson2468]

Tupac stayed in trouble way before Suge as told by Money B. Always getting into fights and hanging with the wrong crowd which is why Suge bailed him out of jail.

[@curtisbrown4449]

Naw, remember 2Pac had already got shot in NY before he met Suge. He escaped Death the 1st time, but not the 2nd time.

[@chrisr1679]

My dad was a detective on multiple high profile cases and was on the tupac case. He told me outright.. diddy killed tupac. Unfortunately, they were paid off so it went "unsolved". greg kading;look him up.

[@bigcdadon30]

No he wouldn't pac was 25yr old and arrogant he was a crash dummy and I love pac but it is what it is

[@bertoh5544]

Dude straight up said SUGE, DOC, and DR DRE started Death Row in 1999!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@eddiejones8540]

that part

[@bogdanungurean5723]

How? 2 pac died in 1996 and was in death row

[@derekjames1990]

Then proceeded to list their achievements from 92-99 😂😂

[@pun617]

They didn't mention Harry O. That's who really bankrolled and started Deathrow.

[@eddiejones8540]

@@pun617 Harry O is out the joint too.

[@phiipborrowdale1099]

Respect 🤑50 from the UK🇬🇧

[@sugewhitejacoby8654]

I was a Bodyguard for 25 years. I got into a big scrap in a Hotel. I was with 3 other bodyguards that were black guys. At the end of this problem that included maybe 10 people one of the others said who do you think you are Suge Knight? It was a joke, but they nicknamed me Suge White. I don't know if that's a bad thing or good?

[@thehandycapper1295]

Looking at it from a perspective point of view it’s good thing

[@pprincess3669]

honky

[@david-bq4fv]

Love it Suge White

[@darqman82]

That is funny 😂 Good story though

[@pprincess3669]

Peckerwood

[@urbannuance5151]

Wow imagine if Suge operated Death Row like an actual business instead of a criminal enterprise.

[@dantegood2195]

Dre, Snoop, and pac all start their own labels underneath death row. Suge would have been one of biggest music executives in history.

[@deern2822]

I said the same thing.

[@DonkeeBoyYT]

I thought about that the whole time I was growing up back then. Like dang man, what a waste. And what if Jerry didn't talk Eazy-E out of killing Suge when he came at him? Suge and Eazy would have died back then. 😕

[@wstsider]

@@DonkeeBoyYTnope Eazy would of got away with it because he would of had crips do it for him and ruthless records would of been on top of the world

[@cnwil4594]

For sure, it would have been highly successful with everyone getting paid.

[@eastafrika728]

50 acted like a man, he reminds me of me when I was younger, nothing and no one intimidates me. I. Stopped fearing people when an uncle of mine helped be to man up against someone who threatened me, he told me to call his bluff, I did, the person backed down

[@keithshedrick254]

My Uncle Frank Donnel LeNoir Aka Franky Baby Taught Me To MAN UP early In My Youth

[@sgrodummy]

ill spin your jaw

[@AvidAfrican]

​@@keithshedrick254In Nigeria our mothers raised us to be fearless..... We stand and fight bullies. Don't ever go home and cry to mama that someone beat us up. We'll eventually get a punishment from our mothers for getting bullied. So we man up and fight... True Nigerian we don't take bullshits😊

[@eastafrika728]

@@AvidAfrican that is not just a Nigerian mom, but an Afrikan mom

[@AvidAfrican]

@@eastafrika728 i only made emphasies to what i know and have experienced. Maybe you throw a light about how mums in your country raise kids...

[@christianmojica1635]

Every time I see a video like this I feel like I’m watching someone’s homework assignment for their video production degree

[@desrosiers3420]

50 a boss hands down.still relevant today

[@southfieldtrill9690]

He doesn't lose💯

[@whodidwhat32]

​@@southfieldtrill9690 Wtf are you talking about yall some straight dick riders...😂 50 already took L's ones that pretty much made him broke.

[@pingerboy69]

🙏🙏💯

[@AnthonyJohnson-jp3ht]

Is fake rappers out here And there's Street niggaz That actually lived that shit You can call him corny all you want. That man put in work and almost got Work put in on him. You salute somebody that actually lived it.

[@AnthonyJohnson-jp3ht]

@Big Dawg I don't know no studio gangster They get shot 9 times For publicity bro lol I'm pretty sure that will end your life most likely.

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

Imagine how dumb you have to be to give up years of freedom because you wanna attack a hard-working parking lot attendant.

[@ezjohnson7380]

DAMN DIDN'T KNOW THAT THATS PETTY

[@Gimmiedat80]

Not an attendant though

[@framinghammallee2846]

Wellll i mean he was getting away with extorting people for YEARS so wouldn't that mentality make u feel invincible? I mean u see dudes out here like the late King Von who was def a serial killer rich as fluck and STILL out in the HOOD killing people or putting hits out.. that's because as he was doing it so long it was regular and thought it never come back on him ending up in jail (or even death) JUST like Suge felt. The ego is unmatched when u get away with so much and have so MUCH MONEY added into that..

[@SGTSLACKASS]

He was a over sized dude that used his size to intimidate people God for bid if he tripped and fell on you.

[@johnnyobrian4119]

Wasn't a parking attendant

[@dennissmith7214]

Interviewer: “Hood stories say you never ran even faced with getting jumped 50”………..50: “I never had anyone or anyplace to run to so why would I run”! 😳 Fif a is certified G👈🏽

[@m.official8590]

PERIODT‼️💥

[@mohamedbaker5241]

Fire

[@ThePrinceOfCommonSense]

I have a newfound respect for 50.

[@Roy-h5l]

Love your handle

[@priscillapatterson5250]

This is my favorite story on 50 !!! I admire his boldness and confidence!!! Fear no man!!!

[@xman3205]

Suge was a bully but 50 had that die trying attitude you can tell he dealt with bullies before.

[@MrProfessional777]

Yeah, Supreme.

[@Pazuzu82]

One thing I learned growing up is always stand your ground if that means sticking up for yourself and don't let people bully you or if you have got something on your mind or wanting to get something off of your chest just say it!

[@BroughtTheSmoke]

50 a mf beast

[@jimjones1540]

Look at Suge Knight now. He's in prison terrified and scared of everybody

[@Mister_Prada]

Robert Greene talks about how 50Cent conducts himself outside the spotlight. It’s very interesting that he is a soft spoken, intelligent, and very articulate person. How Greene says that no one he’s met before understands and appreciates the meaning of life like 50.

[@melissawilliams6324]

This my friends this is what happens to bullies they get beat up in prison . Not such a big man when you standing alone😂😂😂😂

[@hangingwithgwammy6228]

50 is that dude. He don't back down. I got mad respect for him.

[@edwardmarcell2494]

That's what happens when bullies enter the music business and try to bully artists. Suge tried to bully everyone and brotha 50 cent wasn't having it at all. Be careful of bullies. Their only intention is to ruin people's lives. I hope that this was a very learning lesson for artists not to do business with Suge. He only interest was his own.its sad when we have brotha's do wrong to their own people like that. It needs to stop because we have so much potential and bullying needs to be dead and buried permanently.

[@garsto9718]

Its sad to do wrong to anybody. Not just their own people. Unless the person just deserves it. Then its not sad at all.

[@キアラシャイアン]

Suge is a sociopath.

[@OhGeeKush]

Now the bullies wear suits

[@edwardmarcell2494]

@@OhGeeKush bullies are damn near everywhere. Assholeism is becoming the norm

[@smelltheglove2038]

Bully? What are you 6? 7? Bully’s only exist in elementary school.

[@althausz1]

It’s honestly crazy to think how the authorities allowed this guy to do whatever because no one gave a shit about the rap industry.

[@pukeymcphistyJC]

100 percent false. Not at all what happened

[@triz313]

@@pukeymcphistyJC right! Dude was in court all the damn time and eventually got taken down for multiple cases.

[@withataman01]

Duh, cops are corrupt. Back in the days were there any cops in California that wasn’t corrupt.

[@napoleonhardridge7014]

50 Cents is an, extremely intelligent person and maybe the most intelligent person that ever hit the Rap Industry -- the most bravest to, I must say so myself... I keep everyone away from me, even my so-call family... But 50 Cent ontheotherhand has a real good energy in chemistry installed; not to mention that, his enemies is MIND and I'm Jesus LOL. (What's MIND is yours)

[@williamminyard1952]

Right on man.

[@lamarbrown359]

Af e. Gas hd5f y5nf h.gku I 7bhe5d y5f h6 readyulluo Vm

[@steveibiza5516]

if you say so, doctor Phil 😊

[@tonyt5487]

Lies

[@Killastoned]

@@tonyt5487 lies about what? what have other rappers accomplished, what work do they have that is still going on? dont talk puff, or jay,, theres litereally only 5 artist at tops that have made an impact in every field, ill wait for you to tell me whos done more and whos still working.

[@bernie4366]

If you're looking for the part with 50, it starts at about 7:00

[@jjbiggs21]

Everyone is a gangsta till a real gangsta walks in the room

[@lukecage2450]

He deserves everything he gets!!!!

[@pakrat87]

Man I came on KZbin to find a recipe for Birria and I’ve spent 2 hours watching 50 cent documentaries.

[@djft6944]

Hahaha Packrat 🤙🏼

[@courtnirose516]

7:42 "In DAYYY club" and "in DAAAH club" 7:46 had me dying rn.. then when he said "HOLLERRRR" 😅😂😅😭😭💀🤣😂

[@landowilliams7903]

Had me too 😂😂

[@dudsteppa]

“PERU Bloods” is this a AI bot speaking?

[@madprof]

This has to be AI

[@lukeshannon-hollie4593]

Shit reminds me of Malibu’s most wanted

[@EkremBa]

😂😂😂😂

[@mikeschneider2170]

He had no right being out in society with how much of an evil person he is

[@danieldelavera9212]

Death Row Records wasn't founded in 1999, but rather 1991. Whoever made this video needs to do their hip hop homework.

[@Markanthony10704]

Deathrow was created in 1991 not 1999

[@ausyd8577]

He said 1989 my guy

[@diversemusic1043]

@@ausyd8577 www.google.com/search?q=when+was+death+row+established&client=ms-android-rogers-ca&source=android-home&sxsrf=APwXEdfCCF67IAqs97O6T5G94A2Lo2kHTQ%3A1686296672299&source=hp&ei=YNiCZLnTD_uu0PEP352Y0As&iflsig=AOEireoAAAAAZILmcD2PCMd9RrU8rp_ygFJmgfsosmKs&oq=when+was+deathrow+&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAEYAjIMCAAQDRCABBBGEPsBMgcIABANEIAEMgcIABANEIAEMgcIABANEIAEMgYIABAWEB4yCAgAEBYQHhAPMggIABAIEB4QDTIICAAQigUQhgMyCAgAEIoFEIYDOgcIIxDqAhAnOg0ILhDHARCvARDqAhAnOgcILhDqAhAnOg8IIxCKBRAnEJ0CEEYQgAI6BwgjEIoFECc6BAgjECc6CwguEIAEELEDEIMBOg4ILhCABBCxAxDHARDRAzoRCC4QgAQQsQMQgwEQxwEQ0QM6CwgAEIoFELEDEIMBOgsIABCABBCxAxCDAToFCAAQgAQ6CwguEIoFELEDEIMBOggIABCABBDJAzoICAAQigUQkgM6CggAEIAEEEYQ-wE6BAgAEAM6CAgAEIAEELEDOgoIABAIEB4QDRAPUPELWPmLAWCarwFoAnAAeAGAAbUMiAGrQZIBEjAuMTAuMi4xLjAuMy4wLjIuMZgBAKABAbABCg&sclient=gws-wiz

[@zvonimirtisljar7200]

Im from Europe...'99??? Wtf...Pac died in 96...so 3 years after DR was founded...why do these videos if simple fact was not checked???

[@djklepto1996]

Nah fam it even had the #s on the screen 1999

[@shogunner8286]

It said 1989

[@DREDAY0927]

Lmao This Sounds like A Scary Hiphop Bedtime Story 😂😂

[@headdrumzmusic]

😂😂hell yea

[@naturalwomanbynature914]

😂😂😂😂true😂😂😂😂

[@George999Welch]

That's exactly the way to handle it. You got to be calm and not respectful or disrespectful. Just asking a question like that doesn't do anything to disrespect somebody, but that and dead eyes say where it'll go.

[@luie.v254]

Eazy-E was making bank off of Dre day he never put his real signature on the paper. They made him sign. You can look it up. He even raps about it on Real Muthaphuckkin G’s. Eazy-E was a real one giving a chance to my RAZA ✊🏽 and signing BrownSide from South Central 🇲🇽

[@hugoschkiglitz]

50 Cent was also the only man not afraid of his biggest neighborhood bully, Supreme McGriff. He also had another encounter with Suge Knight at the vibe awards where he had a runner go get knives just in case, that’s when Young Buck stabbed someone

[@moroccon1]

Young buck said it wasn't him, someone else did it and handed the knife to Buck.

[@brandonhicks9953]

@@moroccon1 I would say it wasn’t me either. not supposed to snitch on yourself. smh

[@SexyplexiGT]

@@brandonhicks9953 yea no kidding lol "hey guys I stabbed him here I am come lock me up" said no one ever lol

[@keshia4456]

It wasn't Young Buck, it was Tony Yayo.

[@moroccon1]

@@brandonhicks9953 u Can't even study the eyes. Buck wasn't lying when he said he didn't even do it. The story was going on for years that Buck didn't Stab him. But keep shaking ur head and think u are smart

[@rogueshinobislash]

i hate bullies and ive learned they usually fold once they realize you're not one to back out. i used to not like 50 that much save for his In Da Club hit, but this info changed my whole perspective. Respect to the man. Thanks for the info.

[@billyray213]

Correction...1991 the saga of Death row began

[@6offdutyninjasN1]

Exactly!!!!

[@zionhouse2151]

How the fuck did he make that mistake? I should’ve caught this in the edit.

[@billyray213]

@@zionhouse2151 I don't know but when you talking about that kind of mistake is not forgivable 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣He must be detroyed

[@OG_COMPTON]

SHIT THE MOB HAD THE BEST CHRONIC IN THE LATE 90S EARLY 2000S🙌 COMPTON PEOPLE KNOW WHATS UP!!!!

[@cobracommander9138]

I have watched a few of these documentaries and they talk about Suge had a bunch of bloods Piru backing him or he had 30 Mexican gangmembers backing him. I have seen one where an LAPD detective that investigated Suge talked about how ruthless Suge was and why he was feared. But what they don't talk about and one of the big reasons Suge was feared is because he had multiple LAPD officer on his payroll. He had LAPD officers as bodyguards. Rafael Perez was on his payroll. Another LAPD officer got into a shoot out with what turned out to be an undercover police officer. That LAPD officer was driving an SUV registered to Suge Knight. This caused a major backlash against the LAPD when the LA Weekly did a story on it and LAPD had to investigate it.

[@ddstanfield9259]

And that all goes hand in hand With the LA police gangs The county police jail gang

[@poolee77]

Cops are the biggest gang out there

[@user-Km916]

Lol I just said this..ur absolutely right and I thought it was well known

[@Libertariandude]

Got to meet Curtis Jackson while he was ordering breakfast to go at a hotel in Vancouver. Our conversation was brief while we both sat at the bar waiting for our food. He had me figured in less than 2 minutes just be talking with him. Very intelligent guy and you can see he is no stranger to violence himself. Found him respectful, insightful and ready to go at any threat that comes his way.

[@rex-freestylepackripps801]

I never understood how another man could let another individual dictate how he should feel or live,id rather look the devil in the eye than to let him or others decide how im going to be moving in life!!👍😎

[@steveibiza5516]

You obviously haven't been to prison or the army then. Or married

[@williamrobison7259]

​@steve ibiza if he haven't he's a smart man we brag about prison like it should be glorified smh

[@spidersense589]

@@williamrobison7259 Exactly, and it's a shame, someone once asked me would I go to prison if someone disrespected me, and I simply replied, "if I feel like i gotta go to prison just to prove somethin or get respect, then I'm already a prisoner to public/street opinion and most importantly a prisoner to my own insecurities"

[@williamrobison7259]

@@spidersense589 that's so true we have to recreate the way we think

[@jenisisinc.1042]

Gang culture in Compton/LA is VERY different. When it infused the rap industry, Suge just took it to another level. On one aspect, he was punking Jerry Heller from taking all the $$ from NWA. On another hand, he managed his label the same way. Reason why Dre and Snoop left. And even that was risky. Snoop relocated to Louisiana and signed with Master P and layed low for a while. He dropped an album, got his paper up and then moved back to LA/Chino Hills. 50 was from the east coast, was already in the drug game and wasn’t afraid to die. That’s really the only difference. Game recognized game.

[@ezj9103]

“As you go through Suge Knights Wikipedia page? Really. That’s not even credible information. It’s a bloggers site. Lol “

[@PoloQue05]

Suge was intimidating because of his size, but the real reason people were afraid of Suge is because he always had a gang of bloods around him that he was putting money in their pockets. These gangster were willing to do anything for Suge, because Suge was taking care of them financially. A lot of those bloods were real killers and would shoot without hesitation. That's why people feared Suge.

[@GamingRemo]

Sounds to me like Suge is a bitch and can't handle his business by himself man to man.

[@neonfroot]

yep. Suge Knight never worked solo. He always had cronies doing his dirty work. He was a bit of ballbuster when he was a bouncer, but he wasnt any Chuck Norris.

[@waltongraham7031]

Don’t forget all the police working for him as well.

[@TRZN91]

I can't believe the entire industry was collectively shitting themselves over him. Like at a certain point you figure he burns enough people there is more of them & they got money & a bunch of reckless youngsters ready for a come up. How they never conspired against that man & got him outta there is beyond me. Shits wild.

[@bobvilla1777]

If he would have hung me from a 15 story balcony I would have hunted him and shot him in the back.

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

they were scared what do you expect

[@AbelEphrem-cm2cx]

True courage stand's alone.

[@Sweetgrass70]

I’m glad you clarified the West coast! Cuz Detroit don’t fear nobody!!!

[@edwardeason-el3875]

Just because you are big and tall doesn't automatically make you fearsome to everybody. We all bleed, so there are some who will stand up to someone bigger than them.

[@CrooklynBrawl3r]

Death row started in 1999, lol. How did you edit this with album drops starting from 1992 and not catch that one is beyond me.😂

[@m.s.2916]

I know😂😂😂😂 dumb shit right. And he got the Wikipedia ting up in the opening segment

[@ThePurplePillPerspective]

Thank you! Someone else caught that lol

[@bupechisha8938]

My respect for you 50 just went up several notches

[@FalsePips]

7:42 he mispronounced 50’s biggest single “in DAY club” LOL

[@codystout5353]

I'm not going to pretend I know what it's like to grow up on the crazy street life gangs. I grew up and our clothes neighbor was 5 miles away. We moved from that to a city of 50,000. They all picked on me because I was a hillbilly and my family was poor. I went to Texas for a summer and helped my uncle build fences all the way around his ranch it took all summer long. I hit my growth spurt and I grew a foot and put on about 65 pounds. I came back for my freshman year of school and everyone thought I was a new kid. When they realized who I was they were like o shit. So I started getting even with everyone who used to bully me. Pretty soon I figured out I wasn't any better than anyone else.

[@tommynorthwood]

You being able to see all that so clearly MAKES you a badass.

[@wedemboyz]

Damn. What a plot twist. Gave me goosebumps #CodyStout5353!

[@brunofernandes1232]

Did anybody ask?

[@Finder76]

You change that much? Everyone didn’t recognize you? You got revenge? Everyone else stayed the same? Nope.

[@wedemboyz]

@@Finder76 hahaha

[@babayaga6615]

Yeah Suge was so tough n scary he had to roll with 20-30 gang members everywhere he went, even when he went out to buy milk n bread.

[@kingdomofisrael6486]

Stand up to the bully and never get bullied again

[@mrj3217]

One day this Dude is going to talk. He knows all the dirt on Snoop, Dre, P.Diddler, JZ all of it.

[@michaelbraum77]

You completely left out the part where Em, with a bullet proof vest on, was the first person to confront suge! And, Bang 'em Smurf was ready to kill suge until 50 said "nah! I got this!" And Dre also wasn't afraid of suge. The 3 headed rap monster known as Eminem, Dre, and 50 were never scared of suge!!!

[@MrProfessional777]

Talk yo' shit!

[@brandonstanley8765]

That thier boy C-Murder stood up at the awards when Suge was trying get at Snoop. I gotta a feeling he wasn't scared 🤣

[@djerome1389]

They were not scared of suge they were scared of what he could do in. It's people that was it and looking now all those people that were scared of him. They never respected him and now they're not there for him. He's a lonely lonely man and he deserve it. I still believe he has something to do with tupac's death

[@djerome1389]

Eminem was out front not 50 . bang em and a couple others were tell the story correctly please

[@leonrodriguez1714]

Nolimit didnt fear suge

[@coreytaylor6765]

Cmurda told Suge & his folks Snopp with us now & they left Snopp alone

[@marcelbonds1279]

​@D Jerome C Murder is from the trenches he didn't fear shug or anybody with him. Yall gotta get his sausage out ya mouth