B.G. Knocc Out & Dresta - D.P.G./K (Dogg Pound Killa)

From the 1995 Album: "Real Brothas"...(Click "show more" for artist info)..
Real Brothas is the debut album of rappers' B.G. Knocc Out and Dresta, released in 1995. The album includes the minor hits "D.P.G./K", "Jealousy" and the Eazy-E-dedicated song "50/50 Luv". "D.P.G./K" was the B-side to "50/50 Luv" and was also a diss track towards Death Row artists Snoop Doggy Dogg, Dr. Dre, Dat Nigga Daz, Kurupt and Nate Dogg. Music videos were made for "D.P.G/K", "50/50", and "Jealousy". A music video for "Compton Swangin'" was made but never released. The album sold approximately 250,000 copies without any promotional advertising. The album had been out of print and sought after for many years, but on December 2, 2014 the album was re-released in Japan.
Al Hassan Naqiyy (born Arlandis Hinton; January 23, 1975), better known by his stage name B.G. Knocc Out, is an American rapper known for collaborating with Eazy-E on the 1993 single "Real Muthaphuckkin G's". He is also the younger brother of rapper Dresta, who also collaborated in the song.
Hinton was born and raised in Compton, California, he and his brother Dresta became Crips , affiliated with Nutty Blocc Compton Crips (W/S) set. Eazy-E, a rapper from Compton, eventually discovered the brothers, met up and recorded songs with them. B.G. Knocc Out (Hinton) and Dresta (Wicker) signed to Ruthless with Eazy-E. They both appeared on Eazy-E's 1993 multi-platinum EP It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa on the single "Real Muthaphukkin G's". The song itself was a response to Dr. Dre's and Snoop Dogg's various disses towards Eazy-E on The Chronic.
In 1995, B.G. Knocc Out and Dresta released their debut album Real Brothas, which remains their only album to date. At end of the same year, they made 3 guest appearances in Eazy-E's posthumous album Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton. The following year in 1996 he appeared on DJ Yella's debut solo album One Mo Nigga Ta Go.
Hinton was sentenced to ten to twelve years in prison for gang-related attempted murder in 1998. He converted to Islam in prison and was released in August 2006. He later changed his name to Al Hasan Naqiyy.
On September 2007, his website confirmed reports that he was incarcerated again for parole violation. He was released again in 2009 and released an album called Eazy-E's Protege during the summer of 2011. He then had plans to release an album titled Nutty By Nature sometime in 2012, but was cancelled after becoming religious and starting the Hajj, an Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca and the largest gathering of Muslim people in the world. The title, Nutty By Nature, is a reference to the block he was raised on, Nutty Block in Compton, CA.
Andre DeSean Wicker (born May 5, 1971), better known by his stage name Dresta, is an American rapper known for collaborating with Eazy-E on the 1993 single "Real Muthaphuckkin G's". He is also the older brother of rapper B.G. Knocc Out, who also collaborated in the song.
Andre Wicker was born and raised in Compton, California. He and his brother Arlandis Hinton became Crips gang members. They were affiliated with Nutty Blocc Compton Crips set. He was convicted of assaulting another gang member in Compton in 1988, and was incarcerated at the California Youth Authority in Camarillo until 1993.
While Wicker was serving his five-year sentence, he started writing lyrics and rapping, gaining some notoriety. Within months of Wicker's release, he and Hinton collaborated with Eazy-E to record Real Muthaphukkin G's. Dresta (Wicker) and B.G. Knocc Out (Hinton) signed to Ruthless Records with Eazy-E. They both appeared on the Eazy's 1993 multi-platinum EP It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa on the single "Real Muthaphuckkin G's" (which was censored to "Real Compton City G's" in order to garner MTV and radio airplay). The song itself was a response to Dr. Dre's and Snoop Dogg's various 'diss' records towards Eazy-E on The Chronic.
In 1995, Dresta and B.G. Knocc Out released their debut album Real Brothas, which remains their only album to date. At the end of the same year, they made three guest appearances in Eazy-E's posthumous album Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton.
After B.G. Knocc Out's incarceration in 1998, Dresta worked with Death Row Records. Dresta appeared on two tracks from Death Row's Too Gangsta for Radio compilation, but never actually signed to the label.
Dresta stated in an interview that he is currently working on Dirty West mixtape series and on upcoming solo album, hinting possibility of Real Brothas to get re-released. Dresta also wrote a song for Dr. Dre's album Detox, but Dre didn't want to collaborate with him. He criticized Dr. Dre for surrounding himself with mediocre artists and the numerous delays of his Detox album.

[@autismandme408]

Eazy E was supposed to be on this song, but that's when he went to the hospital. RIP to a legend!

[@ericconey6355]

I dont care what nobody sayys i still believe somebody from deathrow knew what happened to eazy or heard about that shit

[@underscoredgz]

@@ericconey6355 yup

[@rigjockey67]

@@ericconey6355 1000% bro!! In my op ... they knew Exactly what they were doin!

[@heyshut.up.fanpage.youtube627]

@@ericconey6355 i think suge night cuz he joked abt it on a interview i think it was that nigga

[@RareRapVideoz]

Suge paid the doctors to inject him in New york

[@AlexPerez-sy8tp]

This kind of rap should still be around. From the style, to the lyrics, and the dope ass beat

[@AllVexx]

it is still around

[@LSTORMTheMC]

Bringing it back🙌🙌🙌🎶🎧

[@therealj-kraken3231]

It is u gone C

[@look2christ777]

Doggystyleeee, Yellowhill, Nhale, TC4 & TC3, DW Flame, Bluraggs, etc.

[@fabiangibson3371]

This shit is garbage

[@mikew5988]

Dresta the most underated old school rapper I can think of. Smooth af.

[@tohhhype2043]

a lot of people dont bump him because back in the 90’s he was convicted of being a sex offender so he lost A LOT of popularity

[@stefan5430]

What about big l

[@thasinister]

Teardrop.

[@Gnourt0n]

@@stefan5430 he aint underrated, hes respected all over harlem, even has a street named after him and a giant painting. Just not as much people know him

[@sameeknowsitall]

@@stefan5430 no..

[@BugsyMogues]

One of the most underrated disses of all time

[@Karl671]

I know

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

Holy shit somebody on the internet actually used the word underrated properly 😮

[@TOXlCMANE]

@@chiarosuburekeni9325 real shit mane

[@ChicagosM0stWanted]

All 📠 fax no printer!!

[@Thanatos_Grego]

B.G Big Savage🔥

[@victrujillo5043]

These were the last Real G's from Compton. These two brothers really carried the beef even after the great Eazy went to be with the lord. You can hear Eazy's influence on Dresta & BG. Peace to all of you no matter where you find yourself right now. Shout out to Compton,South Central,Inglewood,Long Beach

[@bonesdaily55]

THAT'S RIGHT VIC , LET THESE LITTLE ONES KNOW THE BIZZ NEPHEW

[@eazy-e9861]

I’m like they older brother.

[@gladememmott3001]

You can hear eazy influence on dresta cause he wrote most of eazy lyrics bro.

[@thawachyasintinoraskasloui4238]

Now we have trash like "Game"....bro. Hello.

[@redbrimdude]

Actually they sound like eazy cause they wrote for him and were from the same hood so the style was there already.

[@doesnotexist305]

BG can rap. I love the switch in styles from Dresta to BG too.

[@Migrasjam]

This is real gangsta music!! 2023 we still on this 🔥🔥

[@chrish1297]

I'm glad I grew up in the 90s with real gangsta rap. I'd give just about anything to go back to those days

[@thetruewoodstylesage6049]

same here man i was born in 95 pac passed a year latter i grew up with all the old shit tho

[@diegodelgado9764]

Nah streets way safer now

[@SpringzzzTheHotDilf]

@@diegodelgado9764 fyck that, life boring af

[@mincilimcisaacmaseko2452]

As a 20year old who is newly introduced to 90s Gangster rap,thank God i got exposed to Eazy E ,it be hidden gems like this that makes u appreciate music from back then

[@XseriezisaG]

@@thetruewoodstylesage6049 Eazy passed before u were born

[@mattsheezy5469]

The writing on this joint is outstanding, both of of these brothers killed it.

[@jimr9499]

This track has to be in the conversation when speaking on the greatest diss tracks of all time. No question.

[@hughbanks9638]

No Doubt Easily Top 10..

[@DIRTYSOUTHSHINOBI]

​​@@hughbanks9638 no the fuck its not.. this diss track is super below average.. it is not in the same tier as ETHER, TAKEOVER, NO VASELINE, HIT EM UP, DROP A GEM ON EM, SECOND ROUND KO, JACK THE RIPPER STRIKES BACK,, REAL MUTHAFUCKING G's, THE BITCH IN YOO, and EXODUX 23:1 already named 10 better disses then this. nobody talks about this track when it comes too best disses

[@RamonSanchez-h7r]

​@@hughbanks9638nah top 3

[@Karl671]

Agreed

[@Onlygod-2082]

it's the greatest, not only that but for me probably the greatest depiction of underground old skool LA rap which was kind of unheard of like this because it was more of a new york chicago etc basement feel to it because nornmally LA rap always has like sunsets and low riders dogs and palm trees... this had a dark grimy underground rap feel look and tone to it and for me a perfect depiction of underground old skool rap.

[@LeafOfficial420]

Knocc outs voice is the defenition of a gangsta

[@kevinchadler469]

These dudes are bad ass, I always liked them, Eazy is definitely proud and loved these guys!!! Very underrated and talented!!! 👍

[@mincilimcisaacmaseko2452]

As a 20year old who is newly introduced to 90s Gangster rap,thank God i got exposed to Eazy E ,it be hidden gems like this that makes u appreciate music from back then

[@kevinchandler179]

Definitely!!! Eazy was a frickin legend who got murdered, no matter what people say!!! And, these two guys are amazing and stayed loyal to the E!!!! Rip 🙏 Eric Wright

[@miguelsanchz5564]

01:21 “Bow wow yipee yay, didn't you hear me say? I'm a dogg killa, cos all doggs have their day!” To ME that was my favorite diss line 🔥

[@plugg2387]

eazy mocks snoop on that line too in the song its on by eazy 😂

[@nac990]

bow wow wow yippie yo yippie yo *

[@vicvega24]

That's a Scarface (1983) movie reference. Fantastic.

[@EazyMuthaphukinE]

​@@nac990?

[@mr.coffee5220]

I remember walking to school 2 years ago and feeling so cool listening to this through my headphones.

[@The7WISDOMSOFPROVERBS]

Feeling so cool lol

[@randya103]

Their whole album "real brothers" is underrated

[@CadenHumphrey-nr2uq]

It only sold 8 copies but it good thi

[@alishabazz7431]

@@CadenHumphrey-nr2uqstop repeating that nonsense. It sold 250,000 independently with no promotion.

[@alpacino7723]

Real brothers and jealousy one of the best

[@bigcgr9758]

I forgot how dope this was . This was back when shit was real

[@Nine4Eternal]

BG knocc out is too sick man

[@thetruewoodstylesage6049]

BG Knocc Out and Dresta so underated u cant beat these types of beats man i miss the 90s

[@i..3345]

Smooth and raw. Respect Real OGz. 2024 still bumpin

[@chicagosfirespittingserpen5599]

Eazy - E had helped put so many people on in the rap game . Rather he did it personally or influenced them . Eazy - E definitely deserve a real movie about him and the truth from people that actually knew him and was around him and was actually his friends because the straight outta Compton movie was about Dre and Cube . Maybe one day Eazy will get the respect that he deserves . Bgknocc n Dresta was very talented and if eazy would have been around longer these two would have definitely been alot bigger then they are . RIP EAZY - E # KEEPITRUTHLESS

[@kevinchadler469]

Agreed totally

[@gabrielhanks5051]

Ruthless 4 Life. DPG didn't want to flex on this...

[@gangstamack8397]

Eazy had some good accomplishments and had talented roster off his label

[@Karl671]

Agreed

[@kizzmyazz3085]

They're underrated af

[@noncustody]

Kizz my Azz They are just gang bangers trying to rapp.

[@tiagotv7697]

Shits garbage

[@cenziclopedia]

I agree man, BG Knocc Out was dope as fuck

[@mozkasongok2235]

Yea

[@5iveskiNocturnal]

No they was trash asl😂

[@charlesbrooks8461]

that curl was drippin

[@JohnDoe-we5cw]

follow the drip

[@mozkasongok2235]

Fax

[@jaythemachine3845]

Soul glow!!!

[@Cqogpc]

Soaking

[@lokeymexican]

@@jaythemachine3845 Just let in shine through.

[@josetapia2109]

Even though I may not have got to experience their generation much I was still always bumping the ole G shit wit my uncle's and I would give anything to go back to their time.

[@marcnangelu]

I am fortunate enough to own this cd 💿 still in great shape too. I was a gift 🎁 for me in my teenage years. I am now 42

[@TzoHill]

cherish that ish cuh! this a classic

[@marcnangelu]

@@TzoHill 💯✊🏽💯

[@cryptolord9826]

I've got it as well purchased day 1 it dropped

[@dallasbagley]

Im 42 as well. I had a garbage bag full of gangster rap tapes when I was 12-13 years old. I bet you had something similar.

[@marcnangelu]

@@dallasbagley bro still have my collection in great shape too 😉😉😉

[@dobradebbie8824]

2024 anyone?

[@Gustavo_Gamer8989]

🎉

[@DPBGR]

🔥

[@Bruce4700ESF]

Yuuuuppp

[@joshuagonzales635]

Yess

[@datnorfsideoflongbeach]

Still bang

[@dallasbagley]

BG was really, really sharp. Every bit as good as any of the best from this era. F*** happened to music?

[@lucasrezende73]

Esses caras representaram o gangsta rap original. Tem meu respeito. R.i.p Eazy-E 🇧🇷

[@londonman5873]

Dresta is most underrated I swear fucking nice with it.

[@LaCheleWallace]

I just love B.G.'s first verse. He came out hittin'. Just a lil' somethin' that you can nod yo' head to.

[@victrujillo5043]

Im sure you've Eazy's diss on DPG by name on his song" Wut Wut You Do" he goes hard on all the DPG. But yes I do agree with you on your comment

[@davidlilly1000]

I love the line "Bow Wow yippee yay, did you hear me say, 'I'm a dog Killa cause all dogs have they're day'." Poking at Snoop from "Nuthin but a 'G' Thang"

[@smartireke7907]

Still blasting the evergreen diss till date❤

[@texaskushkings7069]

These were the last ones holding it down out there in Cali, they were really bout that and kept the beef up for Eazy even after he passed, Dresta and BG have to be 2 of the hardest to ever step out of Cali

[@simplyjay0748]

Knocc out got the best flow to me

[@TwoTecs76]

thats impossible because BG Knockout gets his flow and rap style from his brother Dresta! lmaoo thats the just the muthaphuking real

[@geevee707]

$1.27 a gallon premium man wish we were back in the 90’s dog

[@wabrims7041]

The ratios are the same tho😂 “everything was cheaper then” well you guys made way less then today too

[@bluedream9317]

@@wabrims7041 Minimum wage supposed to be about $20 anyway. "According to the nonprofit Economic Policy Institute, the minimum wage would have been $18.28 in 2013 if the wage kept up with the pace of labor productivity. Currently there is no automatic adjustment for inflation or labor productivity; all the gains go into the pocket of the employers and top one percent." againstthecurrent.org/atc170/p4151/ In the United States, the minimum wage have been set under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. According to the Economic Policy Institute, the minimum wage in the United States would have been $18.28 in 2013 if the minimum wage had kept pace with labor productivity. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_wage

[@bluedream9317]

@@wabrims7041 The ratio is not there.

[@GW-Res]

Yup 99cent for the cheap shitt. Minimum wage $4.25.

[@GW-Res]

War pushed that price up in a year and cost of living adjusted the minimum wage will President Bush lined his pocket.

[@koymac9719]

From what I heard, they truly lived what they rapped

[@CadenHumphrey-nr2uq]

BG prime wasted his prime in jali

[@Spl870-w4k]

Facts

[@BearMetro]

Never heard this until now, but this one is a banger for sure.

[@18wheelsarollin75]

Cold part about this is these dudes are really with the business

[@oldschoolhiphop2275]

Dresta & Knockout did not take a backseat to DPG at all. They stood tall in battle.

[@TheFourNineThree]

Lol says who you? Whoever told u that dont know what they talkin about. Nobody was bangin this back in the day. This track didnt hit then and it dont hit now. Dogg Pound and Deathrow clearly won that battle. And there numbers were just on another level. Platinum shit.

[@johnnykang506]

@@TheFourNineThree musically yeah, well Eazy had passed he was to be in the video and wouldve got marketing and distribution for this song so...this would have hit big if he didnt die Where it really matters, moral factor dog pound got smoked bg and dresta real gangsters.

[@ProtosunProductions]

they took a backseat to nate doggs bat lol

[@seanmacattram9320]

@@fevergaming1 coimlexainscainjpnhtcs.macaytramloimpbonhslioneviwrseangoldeeashowhimlmenblackdeanlifegrowemorezinpingegodinogfinhsunrcsoninlikefoclainlifeingod

[@JonathanHernandez-kn7tj]

@@TheFourNineThree you dumb af honestly

[@niklasniklasniklas1]

B.G’s flow is so good..

[@Venom-zi4ht]

Whoever ran the promotion behind these two after eazy passed failed these two!! If eazy never passed these two would probably be a household name like most of the west coast artists at the time!

[@thasinister]

Atleast the album, like it says, sold 200k without any promotion.

[@kevinchandler179]

Should have sold multi millions, these guys are legends like Eazy 👍!!!!

[@razrhourz9622]

BG knockout said more lyrics in one verse then lil pump did in his whole career

[@ShysteCapone]

Lmao that actually might be true 😂😂😂

[@TheKalo9]

2 different rappers and 2 different audiences from 2 different times

[@ShysteCapone]

@@TheKalo9 still he’s spitting facts

[@TheKalo9]

@@ShysteCapone yeah but I'm tired of the comparisons the old vs new war is over.we don't see this conflict as much in other genres lol

[@TheKalo9]

@@ShysteCapone just listen to what u want without judgment lol

[@lightbearer.94]

BG Knocc Outs flow & style is🔥🔥

[@lewisburley6681]

Love this song, I had it on vinyl years ago, I think the b-side was 50/50. Can't believe it hasn't reached a mil in views.

[@GrizzlyDipper614]

If Eazy hadn’t died, He should’ve started the NEW NWA with Ren, Yella, BG & Dresta. Just my thoughts.

[@stefanvranjes3780]

Nah, it's not true, but I respect your words. If I understood it good, they tried to realize their plans and ideas about /comeback/ of NWA. Dre or Cube was with E' when all that shit with E happened, after that all shit about hospital for some 5-10 days, and E died...

[@KrazyRaiden257]

I believe he was injected by aids

[@KrazyRaiden257]

Alot of people like Bone thugs and Dresta and the rest of Ruthless Records and other rappers said he didn't look sick but only thing I can say is look at the interviews and Eazy E never went broke and Never got upset when Dre dissed him because Eazy E out smarted Suge and Death Row by putting a different name so Eazy E got paid off of Death Row Records

[@fatabert77]

That would of been bad ass thoe

[@khorneflakes3434]

@fekstar127 If you got an inch of sens in you, you'll tell them why they're wrong instead of just bashing like that.

[@Onlygod-2082]

not only one of the greatest rap songs made but an even better video to go with it. B.G was a flow goat

[@anythinggoesvideospart-2242]

HARD !!!!!............ I was 23 when this shit came out, bumpin it in my CAR, LOL........ I missed the 90's.., the best decade to be Young in your 20's !!!

[@michaelcox3353]

Underrated asf! This was a real diss. They were straight killing each other on wax!

[@NaurOzov-sf8dc]

"You trynna diss the B.G., and thought we let that sh1t pass🗣️🗣️🗣️"

[@MrRiskMgmt]

Peace for the upload, rare video

[@apap1586]

West coast rappers were great when it came to making diss track videos. The '80s and '90s was the best time in hip hop.

[@mincilimcisaacmaseko2452]

As a 20year old who is newly introduced to 90s Gangster rap,thank God i got exposed to Eazy E ,it be hidden gems like this that makes u appreciate music from back then

[@lightbringer3304]

By the time this video came out Death Row couldn't shoot back anymore because Eazy had sadly and unfortunately passed. This was the beginning of the end of the beef between Death Row and Ruthless Records. RIP Eazy-E!!! The Hip Hop Thugsta and Godfather of Gangsta Rap...

[@kevinchadler469]

They are very underrated!!!

[@joshuachamberlain5801]

Can no one make music like this no more??!!!😭😭😞unfortunately I think not

[@khunter8757]

I think they sell out too quick these days.

[@thetruewoodstylesage6049]

thats bc nobody real these days man its all a bunch of fake lying red and blue flag flying phonys who think they shit dont stink

[@kingjonjoseph214]

I rap like this but ima come out soon

[@xasacco]

Nobody can make rap like these no more.

[@hiphop90s98]

they dont make men anymore thats why they dont make music like that anymore all this whack shit nowdays cant stand against this badass music right here back in the days when everything was still badass 👊🏽

[@garrettgreene336]

This song got heart and was perfect for its time. It's nice to have some shit to jam that wasn't overplayed

[@jackdoc7815]

BG Knock out was a fucking good gangsta rappeur same for Dresta good old school music so underrated !

[@christianaguilar9556]

Damn too bad Eazy E didn't get on this traCC because he passed away #ripeazye

[@KrazyRaiden257]

Injected by aids

[@ManMan-sh3sz]

Eazy would of murdered this track

[@frontlineworthy8735]

Right

[@columbusohio72]

He would killed the last lines

[@brboy8307]

Yea they said he was supposed to be on this tracc.

[@kotu4thawrld51]

2:52 you can hear eazy in the back round almost brought me to tears when I herd that

[@O_xclusiv]

2:19 love the way B G switches his flow up 🔥

[@KasanovaKee325]

BG told me on IG a couple of years ago that that verse was supposed to be Eazy E’s.

[@fwrizuxc]

This diss track is so underated fr, def on my top 10 diss tracks

[@marathongaming1877]

Probably one of my top diss songs ever heard

[@clivegameinnmg7055]

this goes hard! gangster rap was too ill

[@milespico7179]

It's was a crazy time in music. Changed a lot of things.

[@columbusohio72]

They should be in the discussion when you talking west coast. They were dope

[@carlosgarciadobles5007]

Benisola

[@JohnBarron-n]

West coad or west coat?

[@origami234]

@@JohnBarron-n west coast

[@ryder7459]

@@JohnBarron-n people like you are literally fucking stupid.

[@JohnBarron-n]

@@ryder7459 that's not nice. East coat or eat coast

[@richoffmaeling]

Back then when dudes called out mfs by they name now everyone sneak disses n u have to know all the clues n extra shit no one’s direct no more😂

[@gic1d]

frr

[@sajonwestside]

That's mainly New York rappers do that shit

[@rooseveltboyd4411]

This that west coast gangsta shit🔫

[@tianaa.36]

This song is so underrated

[@camronshean1758]

Eazy-E was supposed to be on this song. In B.G. Knocc Out's 2015 interview on Vladtv, he said "This was the situation, Tha Dogg Pound had made the song What Would U Do?, they dissed me on a song. So, me and my brother came up with a song called Dogg Pound Killa, Eazy was apart of the song. My brother wrote, you know, wrote his verses again for that" B.G. Knocc Out also said "He came from the hospital, stayin' over night in the hospital that night. Came directly from the hospital to the the studio and uh, when he came, I think one of his groups Hoez With Attitudes and some other people, had end up poppin' up, so when he came to the studio, they was like 'oh we wanna talk to you' whoopty whoop whoop. So, meanwhile, I been there for two hours prior. Song playing over and over and over, I don smoked all my weed, I was kinda mad like, so when he popped, I'm like 'damn, man, like, hurry up and come in here and do your part' cause he already knew it, he just had to lay it. So he's like 'give me a minute and I'll be in there' I'm like 'aight'. I go wait around, come back, I'm like 'E come do your shit man, like, c'mon', 'give me a minute, I'll be in there' the last time I go to get him, he's sittin' in the hallway on the floor wheezing" B.G. Knocc Out then went and got the bodyguards to take Eazy-E to the hospital

[@MrKing8050]

Highlight of this beef was Nate Dogg running up on BG Knocc with a golf club

[@TheShaunken]

didn't Dresta end up chasing the Dog Pound all over the Golf course?

[@caliluv5455]

TheShaunken Nate Dogg chased Dresta and hit him with a golf club

[@TheShaunken]

oh true, then Dresta had a gun pulled on him by security, hahaha, back when beef actually meant something in the rap scene...

[@arianjohnson355]

Cali Luv then b.g chased Nate away.

[@caliluv5455]

arian johnson umm no they got they ass whooped by Nate and then run away

[@lokeymexican]

Heard this on power 106 late at night when I was in 7th grade. They were being interviewed too. I always thought it was an East Coast rap group.

[@mrkilo-g8794]

WTF 😂😆 naw they're from Compton (Los Angeles County)

[@lokeymexican]

@@mrkilo-g8794 Well that was back when the east coast west coast beef was going on.

[@mrkilo-g8794]

@@lokeymexican Yup that rivarly was the real deal

[@DawleyDude]

BG knocc out is criminally under-rated, maybe it was his loyalty to Eazy that cost him mainstream success, pretty sure his 10years in jail didn't help either but guys like him and Tray deee are not given the props they deserve in hiphop

[@RamonSanchez-h7r]

I would've done the same. Wouldn't you stay loyal to the one guy that gave you your shot

[@edisonxiong6511]

2022 still bumps this song on my ride 😆

[@keithspringston9283]

Now this is some rap!

[@senpaiouji1695]

2022 still ballin'🔥 B.G. Killa Voice 😎

[@brandonrubio3477]

Im surprised this video doesn't have millions of views

[@zDmse]

There’s an older upload of this vid with 2.5 million views

[@chrisgoffe5048]

..played this all day

[@michaelnixjr.familymembers9188]

My Old School Hip Hop and R&B.

[@indosmoke151free4]

Classic Ruthless vs DPG. Beef...50/50 Luv. All good

[@KrazyRaiden257]

Fekstar learn your history before disrespecting Eazy E The Godfather of Gangsta rap

[@royramos2174]

Damnnnnn I can't believe I've never heard this before! Amazing

[@ScottParisi]

BG and Dresta have a beautiful flow. Glad Eazy introduced them to me in 93.

[@suprlatesn321]

I can never forget this hit

[@geneticallysuperior6738]

How this isn't mentioned in the greatest diss tracks of all time conversation is beyond me

[@Row1and]

wordplay is elite. especially the last bit of bgkos second verse

[@roblestako8221]

Mainstream industry finds it too raw and gangsta i guess

[@matthewpillay4677]

Love from South Africa ❤

[@tomournisavirtue]

The most underrated diss ever

[@lonewolf_0073]

I love that early 90s LA rap and the style khakis, jeri curls, loc's ,Compton hats and lowriders

[@freddyvidz]

This was some real ish...

[@Yuvyhiphop1309]

They can't make this type of music any more man i love old school Hip hop

[@lordfinesseclansince96]

I love tha dogg pound but this is one my my favourite rap/diss tracks of all time!! BOW TO YO KNEEZZ NICCA BLAOOW YOU SHOOK🔫🔫🔫

[@DesmondBenjamin-_-]

B.G. Knocc Out n Dresta underrated asf

[@reginaldward3242]

They did..Nutty Blocc Compton Crips

[@Zonedout420]

Only Dresta likes underage girls too so fuck that child molester

[@FevereirOriginn]

​@@Zonedout420 hell nah stop the cap

[@Zonedout420]

@@FevereirOriginn look it up

[@FevereirOriginn]

​@@Zonedout420 where

[@mekhailkazairanmagic2244]

This rap video is the most gangsters video out there 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000%

[@klajwp7081]

I love real brothers

[@supernova8359]

"Get Your DJ Regulated" Warren G - This DJ Warren G, Nate Dogg - Regulate DAMN!

[@wabrims7041]

🌽

[@gangstamack8397]

Warren G was affiliated so he got dissed too due to Nate Dogg and Dr Dre association

[@atdr.5189]

Its a banger. Imagine how big it would be if Eazy would live. BG and Dresta could have been superstars. So underrated.

[@pokellaa]

That chevy burn mad fuel lol 🤣

[@Jonas.Norvaisas]

Congratulations if you’re listening to this, you’re the main character.

[@samkupper]

classic

[@macshawnakastepdaddy9060]

I loved this album 💿 real brothers gotta bump 50/50 luv that dope tracc as well gotta pick up a copy again 🤙🏾✊🏾💙💯

[@damonsmith625]

I can just imagine if eazy e wasn't sick he was going to have a hard flow on here

[@RealBigPapaa]

Someone in death row, paid the doctors to inject him., And he died.

[@jbmk4649]

@@RealBigPapaa wait really

[@jmane1948]

@@jbmk4649 no way you really listenin to this clown😂 just look at bg n drestas interviews on him. People who were really around him

[@KasanovaKee325]

BG’s second verse was supposed to be his.

[@chrissaldana4519]

The whole Real Brothas by Dresta and BG Knocc out Album is a straight banger! Only real Gs know about this album!

[@yuvithedope]

This beat is dope asf 🔥🔥🔥

[@TimBarton-c2t]

B.G Knocc Out Look so much like Ice cube its unreal back then i was eaither not born or a baby when this song came out god i miss the 90s

[@T-Bag13]

Good album and quite expensive.