Dr. Dre Ghostwriter Breaks Silence & Expose The SHOCKING Truth About Dr. Dre, 2Pac & Death Row!

J-Flexx the infamous Ghostwriter for Dr. Dre that wrote Dr. Dre verses for California Love, Keep Their Heads Ringin', Natural Born Killaz and etc. J-Flexx goes into detail about how he met Dr. Dre and how he wrote three of Dr. Dre's biggest songs. J-Flexx also goes into detail and reveals shocking info about 2Pac, Suge Knight and etc.
#JFlexx #DrDre #Tupac

[@PiscesRus]

Linking with Dr. Dre at a stop light... ughh you gotta love the 90's 😩🔥🙌🏾

[@inspirationunlimitedltd5814]

so organic. if white people owned deathrow and created all eyes on me, every college would have departments dedicated to that movement.

[@bobbyragolia7170]

Talk about great timing and luck

[@BigTone999]

Sam sneed came to LA looking for Dre aswell, ended up boning a chick who babysat for Dr Dre kids lol

[@ttmazz1]

These days we got more IG & less good music.

[@e.t.198]

Yo I Checked Yalls Two Pisces Pages Out, Yall R Hot Holla At Me!!! 😏😏

[@victormena4466]

When he said " If im ever having a bad day and I hear that im like, oh yea im that n!gga ". You seem genuine af my dude #Solid

[@JM-st6ut]

My boy told me for years about his guy J Flexx's ghostwriting. I dont know J but my boy was there when it went down with Dre. Glad somebody found him to give him a platform to speak truth

[@geeejeee8885]

He has a song on death row greatest hits how he wrote natural born killa and other shit

[@AhmedAlbather-y7k]

​@@geeejeee8885 what's the name of the song ?

[@elijaheelhajjbey7844]

This man ain’t no ghostwriter, he’s Dr. Dre. He make Dr. Dre is the Wizard behind the curtain 🧙🏽‍♀️ in the Wizard of Oz. He ain’t get the money but I’m giving him his proper respect. If you know funk music and Dre style, it belongs to this man. Solar records, and from Ohio. That’s this man.,I’m sorry he has to lawyer up and get his catalogs and royalties

[@hamzah6731]

Bro, if lawyers up it might get him killed rich people don't play court games Dre might get pissed and boom a bounty on him and take him out

[@elijaheelhajjbey7844]

Do believe in the boogie man, that’s why we left behind, we talk this street code against are own people. That way they both lose. One in jail one dead. Take it to court and they both can get paid with the right negotiation.

[@Thesedudesarethepolice]

How old are you??? You can tell y’all young goofy Niggias anything and y’all believe it!! How come everyone that’s not successful comes out 10,15,20 years later complaining about shit all of a sudden??!!! This podcast shit revives niggias careers!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ASimpleHeroinUser]

@@hamzah6731 nah, Dre ain't gonna do that no more cuz he ain't got Suge taking a percentage of his money anymore, at least I believe. Dre is close to a billie, if not over it. All he's gonna do is throw out a settlement offer and probably just tossing him a couple millie and that ain't nothing to someone that's damn near touching a billie. There's zero risk, it's quick, it's done and over with, they'll make him sign off where he can't get anymore money and probably where he can't even speak on it anymore that he even had anything to do with it. So in a few years his name will be totally erased from the history of the records and the video clips will probably get pulled and banned off KZbin. The system loves to protect their house boys, they keep all the other dudes in check and they don't ever have to worry about getting their hands dirty anymore. Specially after the Pac and Biggie ordeal. If word didn't get out that they were going to go off to start their own record label together called Eutopia and become one of the first black owned record distributors where they would end up owning 85-90% of all record sells like Master P went on to do just a little bit after all this happened. But one word out was Suge's wife and the security guard who was fking her planned on killing Suge and Pac in order to takeover DRR and have Pac's sells go crazy cuz of his death cuz they seen how it happened with other's like E after his death. But he was so connected that I wouldn't doubt that they planned the idea in his head cuz that seems a little advanced for a security guard. Y'all need to realize Pac was so in debt to Suge and sure owned do much of his work that he died in debt, they talked about it otherwise he wouldn't have spoke about the new label. They were gonna stay connected. Suge bonded him out when he had nobody in his corner and Pac was a very humble person when it came down to people having loyalty and having his back. That's why Pac was such a workaholic, he was so far in debt but nobody wants to report on that cuz it would destroy the Suge controversies about killing Pac and they needed the propaganda for many reasons back at the time. So much was going on.

[@chicagoclassichip-hopmusic1014]

💪👋👋👋

[@jalengibson2739]

I can honestly say this is one of the best interviews I seen in a long time. J-Flexx kept it a buck and didn't sugar coat anything. He wasn't bias about anything.

[@DJ-Coma]

💯

[@donnakawana]

Word!

[@gangstamack8397]

Facts

[@30Boyy]

Facts

[@jazziestoneprojekz1723]

Str 8 up

[@bigmike7925]

This is one of the best interviews I've seen to date!! J-Flexx is not only a prolific writer but a fellow Veteran. It takes a strong Brotha to go through all that drama and tell the backstories so calm, cool, & collected! Now I'm in the know of the Author of those hits we were rockin while stationed overseas..🙏🏽🔥🔥🔥

[@Rich-tb6uh]

His story is a prime example of taking a leap of faith, I’m truly inspired by this brother...

[@karlhenry2328]

One of the realist interviews and dude I seen in a long time! I think he speaks from the heart. He is no gang banger but he is no punk either.. He sounds like a stand up dude,he was raised right… Compelling,fascinating and riveting all at the same time. Hip Hop history here….

[@tiajones7036]

@ Karl Henry ••• Compelling ,Fascinating , Riveting The INTRO To UNSUNG . . . . . #UNSUNG .👁👁

[@BussDwnBaby]

That’s dat Midwest in him💯💯💪🏽 Dayton, Oh

[@sandramack8835]

This man is an honest guy if he was given his proper recognition for his talent & the work that he put in he would be wealthy...For him it's not about the street B.S.it's really all about the music...I hope that he gets what he rightfully deserves...excellent interview 👏 👍

[@michaeldickerson3606]

Real Ohio Playa 💪🏾💪🏾

[@hubhub27]

I'm glad Pac came to Flexx in a dream and patched things up.

[@Trey_M97]

I usually don’t stick around for too many interviews, but this one definitely had me glued. 🔥

[@warrencochran4433]

Right

[@johnexpo3205]

This interview a instant classic. Yukmouth and C-BO was just talking about J-Flexx being behind Dr Dre biggest songs on his podcast.

[@willwinston9616]

Yep.. Cbo is looking for him too..wants to do some work with him

[@sergemulapa6935]

Clearly Dre is nothing with other people Flexx being written for him, sneed making all good beats for him....🤷🏾‍♂️

[@stevenknuckles710]

@@willwinston9616 I fuck with C-Bo for real!!

[@paddygreen3266]

@@sergemulapa6935 even back in the day, cube wrote his earliest work then RBX, flexx and even Jay z

[@chiraqbangerz9587]

Facts. TOP AUTHORITY from Flint was over on Dick Griffey label too Solar.

[@jermainehampton2469]

Gene was right !!!! That's who he was talking about when he mentioned a guy in a death row jacket that approached biggie and showed him love at the vibe party .wow !!

[@ninobrown5363]

J-Flex has been one of the best interviews! Him and Delray Richardson have been 2 of the best Tupac interview sessions on the Web! Appreciate the content my brother 👍

[@makavelisoldierdon8206]

Facts

[@bangingphilly4life85]

💯

[@GEMINISTAR6969]

Instead!!!!!!!!💯

[@Cali-ssippian]

Agreed.. But add dannyboy to that list!..✔💯💪🏾

[@officialjfedy8644]

Domestic interview

[@w1984t]

Ngl, hearing about Pac and his drive to get his music out, straight out, made me tear up. This is a mandatory interview if your grew up in the 90's.

[@char_d.0908]

Appreciate the full video upload, when I can watch it properly all the way through. Definitely, 1 of your best interviews 💯🙌🏾

[@tfowler4060]

As a writer I could always tell but never thought they would expose it. It was the way he rode the tracks that didn't sound like he wrote it but memorized it

[@635design4]

Worst one was 'forgot about dre', couldn't even keep up with the beat properly. So obvious he didn't write it.

[@keithbranch7718]

@@635design4 That not even true do you rap how you rap you make beat you know when a bass line drops...Some people just like to talk... Eminem rhyme a little faster n pocket...But as I say different cadence's to a beat ain't alway gonna have the same flow...So time sounding off beat n certain area of the beat give it more flavor...The ain't just the beat the voice can also be apart of the beat... It's when a person is so off that it don't match up with the beat you can say they need more practice...How you think they was able to have Easy E..Match the beat tempo n Ice cube n wasn't alway there for the performance...So Dre had to express how he wanted Easy E to flow to a beat...He was never a rapper but was born to have Talent....

[@hoodieleek4272]

It was Blatant with Still DRE tho. You can hear Hovs 2000 flow

[@bryannforeman935]

Dre never writing his own rhymes has never been a secret.

[@michaeldickerson3606]

Use to ride the shit out of them

[@Reality_TV]

He said he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed! What an honest assessment! These guy seems like a good friend to have! I love his interview!

[@philliportega4902]

I've watched this interview like 4 or 5 times and idk why but I love it. Ill probably watch it another 3 or 4 times. I like this dude's vibe. Very down to earth and has a great story

[@poochiemane5326]

Hell yea me too I love this shit lol

[@conceptionproductions4649]

I love hearing humble beginning stories they’re the best 👍

[@garlsess4823]

@@poochiemane5326009000

[@garlsess4823]

Oil*

[@michaeldickerson3606]

Right

[@motionsick]

This white boy from the midwest bought the Gang Related Soundtrack and Deathrow's Greatest Hits right when they came out. Been a J-Flexx fan half of my life. Had no idea he was a veteran from Desert Storm. Sound's like he's had quite the life. Thanks for the interview.

[@dreamformemedia]

Sitting here in my bed with covid reliving the glory days of Death Row with one of the best bench players many people didn’t know about. Humble interview, didn’t seem to add his own bias but just stated facts with creative storytelling and was always able to say ‘I don’t know about that’. Loved this.

[@traceymasonperry9302]

God bless you. Prayers that you feel better. I had symptoms up to a year later.

[@kassdremusic]

Did you get your 5th - 8th booster? 💉 🩸?

[@litlityabish7904]

I had no idea he was the person b3hind all these classic Dr Dre songs. Dr Dre owes this man. He's responsible for his biggest records.

[@jalengibson2739]

I agree.. He def owes him!

[@carineskyy1952]

and I bet he's broke.. dr dre so shady smfh

[@brandymzshakur1411]

behind his biggest records!

[@OGGOAT23]

Owes him? I'm sure he is still getting paid

[@doris5854]

Got that right. I never knew about any of this.

[@TheSpiciestGinger]

All eyes on me in 4-5 days!!! That's fucking phenomenal!!!!! Damn I miss PAC!!!! And Easy!!!! Damn it man!!!!

[@isaac_637]

4-5 days and a double album… plus all the tracks that didn’t even make the double disc album. That’s crazy.

[@Gunn27]

Daaaayum. That be cray cray. Dat be 3 mo days dan de Makaveli- The Don Killuminati 7 Day Theoy which wz hactually dem 3 days (+ 4 days for dem engineering.)

[@sonodehsungod7064]

10 months in jail writing, recorded in 4-5 days.

[@corychampagnecrush8742]

Me too he was the best 💯

[@kingsaintides7227]

@@Gunn27 wtf you say? Cray cray? 🤨

[@johngarcia1340]

An incredible interview!! Really gives a deep insight about many rumored things happening at Death Row, as well as really showing the deep talent that they had there! Jflexx has to be known as a lyrical powerhouse Now!

[@michaeldickerson3606]

There ain’t a rapper Dr. Dre with out him #OHPLAYA

[@AyeJay-fe8pq]

this is the most honest interview i have heard that shines the light on deathrow from the perspective of someone who was there that was about the music, not the street shit.

[@BestChoiceDJsOrlando]

Damn. That was a great interview! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Tho he didn't get paid like he should, those memories and being a part of that legacy is priceless.

[@tshakur8588]

Wow. I really enjoyed this interview. Dude is humble and down to earth. It's great to hear different perspectives of events from people who were actually there. He was there at Death Row in It's prime.

[@JNo-sk5mz]

Great interview, Flex seems like a cool, humble dude and that's probably why he survived and thrives after Deathrow. Wish him much success in all his new endeavors

[@Cameo718.]

Real Talk.. Comes across genuine..

[@filthyrichkahnapace211]

Plus he’s ex military

[@darrenhaggins7120]

Loved this Interview... Dude should write a book.. You can tell everything he said was true because he's not on no wanna B Tough Man stuff . He was a real one and was really about the music

[@abstraddic0442]

Real talk Roger was probably the most down to earth stars that I ever met, and would actually remember you the next time you saw him. Cool brotha for real Rest in Peace Roger. Great stories and interview

[@GKing-fm7rx]

I think his response to the song hit em up was universal at the time. I can still remember hearing that song for the first time and being blown away at the song and then the video! Till this day no one has ever banged on another human being like tupacs song. 😢😢

[@itsrelativ3967]

Interview of the year. Hope he don't interview with that Russian guy

[@BeExcellent1]

If Vlad did this interview it would be sliced in to 100 4min clips out of context with that idiot talking over him. You on the money!

[@gstqcomics2017]

@@BeExcellent1 on Big God

[@jevydaartist6705]

😂😂vlad

[@annis750]

God bless you J Flex!!! Thank you for all the hits you wrote and I definitely will recognize that it was you writing them for now on. 👏👏👏

[@jeremyjames1659]

God bless people who write about drugs and killing people. Lol

[@potstarx4125]

These guys should know whenever Suge says "let me talk to you for a minute" it's over for you 😂😂😂💯

[@OGGOAT23]

Tbh I've never heard about J Flexx, but man this was a hell of an interview

[@thabomboneni2994]

You’ve heard of him through the hits Dre performed

[@socialmediaego]

Dr kept him under wraps, but kept him paid as well

[@RandomMind]

You are 100% right this interview was 🔥.

[@tyronehayes7317]

Same here, 🔥 interview.

[@WindRipples-]

Yo this was oine of the most epic interviews about that whole era. If this had gone up in '98, heads would be flying.

[@enzigenes]

I think should Dre should make it right with him and work with this guy again. The dude is talented and he seems like a stand-up guy.

[@MissRory662]

Or pay him what he owed, he a billionaire

[@gstqcomics2017]

He dont Carry that shit like he a Victim

[@jonathanappling9248]

Damn, I never seen this channel before, but its awesome to see an interview where the interviewer asks a question and lets the person answer uninterrupted.

[@veligotti]

This guy wrote my favourite dre song, fully shocked this guy should be a millionaire

[@sharonjimenez8097]

Nope, the game too dirty, people don't read the fine print

[@carlamcneal8941]

@@sharonjimenez8097 💯💯💯

[@hamzah6731]

No bro probably Dre did him dirty, like what he does to his own family

[@jessicajones8872]

If u knew about the music industry then ud know they are barely paid. Even the singers. Barely paid. White folks don't love u they want YOUR MONEY

[@HipHopLover2008]

​@@hamzah6731nice joke

[@KuleRaveEcks]

NICE INTERVIEW! SO PROUD OF YOU FLEXX!

[@GOODKidBURNCity]

Damn. That whole time I thought the D.O.C wrote 'Natural Born Killaz' Well done J-Flexx

[@anthonydavis9382]

You can tell this dude don't lie. Great memory and storyteller too

[@qoako9695]

J Flexx ,Delray Richards , Darryl Harper and Richie Rich's interviews are the only interviews one will actually need about 2Pac, I can only imagine what Johnny J's interview would be like.

[@crayons071]

Johnny J interview would have been Fire!

[@BornToBeFamed]

Sad they killed Johnny he wasn’t giving up them masters.

[@Gods_Healer]

Hope those masters are safe, sound. Rip Johnny J🙏

[@kenramsey2672]

This man have a serious pen game.

[@rashadtaylor7971]

(that part)...🔥

[@chiraqbangerz9587]

Facts

[@MrYborcity813]

@@rashadtaylor7971 I

[@coochiemane408]

I’d like him to interview Sam sneed get the whole detail on the incident

[@Aj-me8mo]

Everybody been waiting on a Sneed interview for years.

[@calicaldadon9215]

One of the best Death Row related interviews ever!

[@90svintageflava36]

real talk! J-Flexx kept it real!

[@makavelisoldierdon8206]

Facts!

[@macck4350]

Yeah I can tell off -top J-Flexx is shaping up to be one of the hidden Stars ✨ of the Death 💀 Row Era.

[@andrewhillabrand4432]

Don’t get me wrong Dre has made some very iconic beats but guys like this that wrote for him should be paid and taken care of. Dre sits there as a billionaire

[@KtotheG]

I wouldn't charge Dre no less than 100K per song. Ghostwriters for superstars should be paid just as well or better than middle of the road rappers.

[@anthonytoersh3401]

Tony Toni Tone robbed their cuzzins too the game is dirty kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2ikqWWIq6xpp80

[@pighater951]

The fuc up thing is that he never made his own beats Dre a fraud 🤥🤬🤥🤡💩🖕📴😁😁😁🤣😂🤬🤬👊👊😊😊🤭🤭

[@pighater951]

Dre burned alot ppl. 🤡🖕📴😁😁😤🤧🗑️🗑️

[@Is-there_a-ChristianGod]

How you know he’s not

[@dreamersgarage8307]

I could listen to this dude all day, one of the best story tellers.

[@concernedcitizen5614]

Great interview! Was unaware of this brother before, but glad to know of him now. Respect.

[@josephohene3362]

When you try to cut someone off after being faithful to you, you end up paying the consequence in another way. Dre should reach out to him.

[@TheHumanBallsack]

1:37:15 He's basically told it like it is: Dre is a straight crook.

[@quentinwilliams6354]

Do you see the entitlement in our people. Now this man has written some of the most iconic songs that Dre took the credit and the yaho for. Now Dre didn't want to be screwed by the late Eric Wright nor Suge knight but when this brother wise up and ask for his compensation up front he doesn't get a return call. And we wonder why we are last in this society.

[@jeremyjames1659]

Yep. Your "people" will stab your mothers in the back for a wooden nickel lol.

[@HipHopLover2008]

When did dre got credits

[@brokensword9689]

Sounds like Suge pissed away a gold mine.

[@ladyhotep5189]

Fo reals

[@jzimm4177]

Yeah Suge isn't very bright and he's guilty of a lot of stuff. But I still don't think he should be in prison as long as he is.

[@unairussell7186]

Great interview! Very detailed! I enjoyed it. The 90s! The best! And the worst! Rest in peace to the legends, Tupac and notorious BIG.

[@BihorPanaMor]

Good interview with a very humble human being. Nothing shocking though, you don't need clickbait when you have guests like these.

[@myreligionisreality3677]

This guy wrote one of the coldest songs about addiction "Lady Heroine". The version on "Gridockd" soundtrack is the best. Him and Sam sneed played the background but you listen to their lyrics and you can see why Dre and others verses were the best.

[@mrlnb4001]

I love when a man is not ashamed to say I DON'T KNOW!!!! SALUTE 💪

[@nymarcyfed1703]

I was waiting for you to drop this full interview!

[@SAMZIRRA]

This guy is like our hip-hop Wizard of Oz the man behind the curtain I love this dude the sky was like the soundtrack to my teen years

[@jeremyjames1659]

Stealing other peoples comments.

[@argokaarlep3268]

This man is legend, no doubt. Hats off for him, tells stories what are really interesting and keepn it right, real o.g🤜!!

[@ComptonChuckz88]

This man highly underrated 🔥🔥🔥

[@Mikey-kc3zv]

One of the best interviews i ever heard on KZbin, well articulated & explained !!!!!

[@shane_clay01]

Dope interview🔥🔥🔥... #JFlexx seems like a very genuine and humble dude. One of the best #90s #deathrow #drdre #tupac #sugeknight interviews ever 💯💯💯💯

[@carineskyy1952]

This is such a great interview.

[@twogzup293]

I remember that scene and Pac if you come to death row you will get paid one of these days key words was ONE OF THESE DAYS

[@shareebrown727]

Just seeing this... Great interview!! Substantive content & great flow, feels like it puts you right back there as it happened.

[@jmorrisey79]

Dope ass interview.. watched the whole thing front to back. ✌🏼

[@beepak8902]

Flex was meant to meet dre . It's not everyday u catch dre in a Lambo at a stop light.

[@ultramag0343]

Ferrari

[@jaymoralucifer]

Of course he needed a ghostwriter

[@Hannibal54689]

Damn dude did some classics. I thought the "Ring ding song," when Dre said "you can't see me," meaning he's on a whole another level dudes can't see him. I didn't know it was about getting top. 🤣

[@tommyboy443]

This the best interview I've seen on here💯loved it bro 🎯

[@raelsut1015]

Very real dope interview. This guy is gifted and humble

[@karwonethomas1980]

Tupac is tha blueprint and reason why lil wayne and every other rapper tries to make as much music as possible bcuz wen u gone bfo internet ur music Is all tha world has left

[@chrisr9581]

“Could’ve been a part of it” but I was like “naaahhh” 🤣🤣

[@TAMPATLBLACK]

He said that a few times maybe he should've took part in something lol

[@cassiusclay4087]

I’m 💀over him telling Sam “Don’t go”….”Turns out the whole meeting was about him”..classic💀

[@esseen100]

Every time J Flexx said something sideways about Tupac, you could hear a tear roll down the interviewer's face.🤣

[@Benny-hg4zw]

Jflexx been the best interview i seen for ages

[@jalengibson2739]

real spit!

[@nilevalleyrollin4247]

Phenomenal Job, kinda got repetitive on the "any probs with Suge" the man said his manager was in Suge's favor!

[@MrMackMoran]

Man, imagine being in a room with Jada, Tichina and Lela in the 90's... lawd have mercy. Soooo much dope behind the scenes backstory here but that part had me staring off into space like Redd Foxx. 🤤

[@latonyalapc9493]

😅😅🤣🤣

[@Spender420]

What a story this man has!!!! WOW! I would love to see Dre and J Flexx back on it!!!

[@brendanold7047]

Great interview, I never knew I needed. Thank you so much for sharing your content with us?

[@zyrover]

I don't know why Hip-Hop fans make such a big deal out of some artists using ghostwriters. This shit has been going on since the beginning of Hip-Hop.

[@DjTxTruth]

Its big deal because noone listens to songs especially on the radio to hear a instrumental anybody can make a beat but its your creativity and style is what makes the song good thats why good artist can take a average beat and make it a hit. The writers words feelings snd viewpoint is what draws records sells and fans. If you didnt write what your singing or rapping then your misleading the listener and giving a false representation of who you really are unless your doing a remake of a song thats different but thats not keeping it authentic

[@MrMaYor82]

@@DjTxTruth which is bullshxt because singers get a pass but rappers don't when in actuality the rapper could of wrote it but didn't experience it personally. Probably why so much garbage in the rap game now cuz everyone writing their own lyrics. 🤷🏾‍♂️ I always felt no one can tell your story better than you can but on certain songs ghostwriting should be allowed in hip-hop without it being considered a sin.

[@warrencochran4433]

Right giving new artists money a Job and some more shit

[@DjTxTruth]

@@MrMaYor82 nothing i ever say is bullshit dont nobody get a pass on anything in life if it didnt come from u and you getting credit for it

[@MrMaYor82]

@@DjTxTruth if no one gets a pass then why is it so many famous singers that have whole songs written for them to sing?

[@dknohoward6933]

ALL GLORY TO GOD! THE BLESSING IS.. "WE'RE ALIVE TO SAY AMEN"🙏 I NEED THAT DR. DRE CALL📞 10K

[@malcolmhughes3421]

Great interview. This is the first that I've heard of J-Flexx. He seems to be a cool cat. I like his perspective.

[@PersistentPatriot]

This dude is real laid back cool and almost reminds me of Ice Cube with how calm and cool he is.

[@derrickjohnson3656]

I was about to post thats who he reminds me of..Even favors him a little bit.

[@rastalegend8763]

It was only right to release this full interview man.. shit was classic!

[@calicaldadon9215]

Facts!

[@jalengibson2739]

💯

[@mybrothakeeper7020]

Death Row was like a penitentiary

[@sharonjimenez8097]

Yup. In control and takin' pipe.

[@joeydinero9300]

@@sharonjimenez8097 lmfao

[@nymarcyfed1703]

Interview a certified classic!

[@ghettopraybeats]

Interviews with ghostwriters are one of my favorite, a think those guys are humble, maybe more humble than a lot of rappers and know a lot of stories, so thats why i like that

[@dawgpound187]

That collaboration with Big was never gonna happen

[@bigkeezo]

Youngsters lol Us old heads knew Dre was never lyricist even in the NWA days Cube Ren and DOC wrote his and Eazy lyrics

[@floydwinchester6427]

Man almost said "Jada Stevens" @ 4:17 lol don't worry bro. We understand. I would've wanted her at the party too 🤣

[@thabomboneni2994]

Dope chick with a lot of skills to keep a man happy

[@Firstlast-me6df]

OHIO stand up. Soon as he said on gp and bet, I was like yep.

[@vahebaldemian]

Ohio is the most cali-like dialect/culture out of all the other 47 non west coast states

[@blacksheep1502]

@Vahe Baldemir Straight Facts!!! The "Cali Sound" Derived From Ohio Groups like the Ohio Players, Bootsy Collins, Funkadelics and a lot of other Groups out of Ohio. Also considering Bone Thugs getting that Love From Cali While coming up under Eazy E, Aquib Talib NFL Cornerback From Ohio and Him and Nipsey Hussle Sound alike. I thought I was the only one Who Noticed that about People from Ohio and Cali, You can also throw Detroit in there too.💯

[@terrencey2731]

Dayton, OH in the building!!!. Didn't know he was from my city.

[@donaldjohnson8657]

"On GP" came from the N.O. dude, Ohio is a stepfather...

[@tawanna_denise8875]

He is Dayton to the fullest! We dont do drama but we def will finish it💯💞we have sooo much talent here and nah we dont milk cows all day esp. In Dayton😂

[@latonyalapc9493]

My first intro to this guy. Stand-up dude. I love it!

[@benjwah]

Not enough people appreciate the fact that this man wrote a track, and then wrote the diss track for that track. Great interview!

[@sirleroyale4412]

The craziest thing that everybody forgets is PAC was only out of jail 9 months til his murder.. Rip

[@richardgarza3267]

11 months

[@kadafioutlawz3962]

*Disappeared*

[@TAMPATLBLACK]

@@kadafioutlawz3962 his own momma pulled the plug and Pac didn't even have brain damage. She knew her son was too proud to live with a finger and lung removed as he probably couldn't talk or rap the same. At least that what people who were there said and no 1 questioned his moms just supported her decision.

[@zigman3105]

I think most people know that

[@ugoa.k.atbonenwaogazi591]

He was being too picky for his street game... and that was immature of him.

[@DRMZBeatz]

I like this guy! Great part of history and he’s a legend right along with the rest of death row

[@glight23]

The Dave Chappelle reference at 59:39!!CLASSIC!!!

[@yaadise7en636]

*When Flexx said who would you rather roll with “A Gangster or The Crook” that shit hit me dawg. That part!! Principles!*

[@jacquelinebaker5697]

That’s deep

[@johndias5160]

I would like to ask as a Ghost writer how does it feel for someone else to get credit for your creativity

[@poloslim-fit5441]

It's one of the most strangest things to me.

[@Jjohnson746]

$

[@BornToBeFamed]

Long as my name on the credits I dont care.

[@sulekhaissa746]

@@BornToBeFamed and getting paid

[@socialmediaego]

@@poloslim-fit5441 really?? No one knows Flexx.. he can walk in public with thousands of dollars and shop with no one asking for pictures or autographs..

[@poolejakefit]

J Flexx is a god at Metaphors ! It makes his interviews so rich

[@frankiegunnz8066]

Theres only 1 God there buck-a-roo.

[@damarimoland1613]

@@frankiegunnz8066 Ephesians 5:6

[@lashtal]

"u know when the funk finna pop off" ... yep lol I just like how straight forward this dude is. No embellishments.

[@patricksullivan9256]

'when keeping it real goes wrong' is an amazing line