Suge Knight is on Art of Dialogue

[straightcash]

Art of Dialogue obsession with all things Pac is too much

tops Vlads obsession with Nas by a long mile

At least VladTV covers a wide range of topics and guests, although he's a shyt human being.

AOD stays obsessed with just Pac and Death Row. His last two times having Lord Jamar on was a breath of fresh air.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Art of Dialogue obsession with all things Pac is too much

tops Vlads obsession with Nas by a long mile

A million years later and folks just can’t get enough of Pac

Art literally just did an interview with his old girlfriend and went straight to Simon.

And what does Suge really have to say that we haven’t heard? Seems like he has accepted his fate in prison but I’m waiting for the episode when he finally disses Puff considering both of them are finished.

He already got at Harry O, Ray J and Snoop. All that’s left is Puff and Daz

 

[Michael's Black Son]

at this point, no one's story matches. Suge, Snoop, the outlaws all have different accounts of everything that has occurred. None of them can be trusted.

Danny Boy seems like the most consistent.

He was actually around Suge more than everyone outside of Pac and of course he was on the label.

His only issue was with Jewell (after her interview) and K-Ci for kicking him off of the tour — and a lot of that was because Mary let him hit and let it be know to Danny that K-Ci put them paws on her

 

[murksiderock]

I was 7 when Pac died, and Death Row essentially died with him. Death Row and Suge only really had a 4-5 year run, you could say they were pretty much finished by '97 at the latest. I started following music cognitively, probably around the same time I started watching sports cognitively, so it would be around 10 years old, '99 or so. Definitely no later than 2000...

By the time I was really, really into music, Death Row was already an afterthought. I'm setting this backdrop up, because I'm too young to recall Death Row and these nikkas in real time, and being they are a little before my time, I wasn't that into following them when I started listening to music. I'm a light Pac fan, never nothing crazy and still not today, at almost 36 years old, and never really liked anyone else on Death Row...

That time period seems to resonate with guys 5+ years older than me, who were more aware of current events in real time. But I'll say this:

It's been popular for people to shyt on Suge for years now. For going broke, for getting shot, for getting knocked out, for allegedly getting Pac killed, for alleged homo shyt, etc...

But all these old mf's weren't shytting on him or pushing these issues with him back then. We can say alot of things about Suge, but during that 1992-96/97 window, he was powerful, successful, and feared. nikkas was scared of him. And for years mf's have had everything to say about him, but weren't pressing no lines back then...

I haven't followed every interview he's ever done but I'm tuning into this Art interview. He probably does need the money, but good for him for clearing shyt up, if he feels it's necessary. I'm going thru each one and so far the most damning information he's said, that I didn't yet know of, is in two different segments he insinuated that Snoop had some level of involvement with Pac's death...

I've never been a Snoop fan musically, I think Doggystyle may be the most overrated "classic" of all time, and besides that, I think he's near the top the list for guys from his era that embody the phrase "studio gangsta". So I've never liked him, but I never heard that he had anything to do with Pac's murder. Is that something yall have heard before?

Everything else I've heard Suge say so far, I knew of. Knew Quincy Jones was a homo. Knew Ray J is probably a homo. Knew Pac was a hothead crashout. Knew Will and Jada are swingers, knew Will is probably a homo (though I guess I didn't really know Jada was into women). Knew Jada and Pac had a real love for each other that was probably more than just friendship. Knew Danny Boy was openly gay...

But the Snoop shyt is the one unknown I've heard so far and the most interesting part of this interview...

 

[murksiderock]

Also the Nas/Pac thing that Suge referenced, it was never believable to me that Nas ran down on Pac. And I'm not one of these nikkas who thinks Pac was a gangsta. Pac and Nas strike me as similar type of guys, and this site is very favorable to both Nas and Pac, to a fault, I'd say...

I've never had an image of either one of those guys as my definition of "gangsta", but I also don't think either of them are what I'd call p*ssy, either. But I remember hearing the shyt years ago, "Nas ran down on Pac", like stop it. For both these guys there's been way too many occasions nikkas have tried to add extra sauce to these guys, that shyt has always been annoying...

So I'm glad Suge cleared that up too...

I'll also say, for years I've thought Suge had knowledge of what happened to Pac, and he confirms as much when he implicated Snoop's involvement in this interview...

 

[lurker emeritus]

i don't know if you want to seek clarity from a suge interview
it's just entertainment at this point

 

[Primetime21]

Also the Nas/Pac thing that Suge referenced, it was never believable to me that Nas ran down on Pac. And I'm not one of these nikkas who thinks Pac was a gangsta. Pac and Nas strike me as similar type of guys, and this site is very favorable to both Nas and Pac, to a fault, I'd say...

I've never had an image of either one of those guys as my definition of "gangsta", but I also don't think either of them are what I'd call p*ssy, either. But I remember hearing the shyt years ago, "Nas ran down on Pac", like stop it. For both these guys there's been way too many occasions nikkas have tried to add extra sauce to these guys, that shyt has always been annoying...

So I'm glad Suge cleared that up too...

I'll also say, for years I've thought Suge had knowledge of what happened to Pac, and he confirms as much when he implicated Snoop's involvement in this interview...

Who was pushing the narrative that Nas "ran down" on Pac?

 

[murksiderock]

i don't know if you want to seek clarity from a suge interview
it's just entertainment at this point

Fair enough, I guess I'm looking at it another way too...

Suge is two months from being 60 years old, and is still 9½ years from being parole eligible. He has a number of health issues and he's old, he could very well die in prison, and if he makes it out, he'll be 70 or older...

Hearing shyt in his own words, at this stage of his life, can't be any worse than the litany of interviews given by people connected to him who are, knowingly or unknowingly, speaking on his behalf for events that he was present for. I don't know how much anything these old mf's say is really credible, but hearing him speak on it can't be worse than anything else----->these people speaking on him and his life...

For years people have said, that at some point, Suge said himself that Pac was raped in prison. I never believed that, it was never believable, but people claimed they heard Suge say it years ago. But in this interview, Suge says that he never said that to anyone; even if he's lying and he did say it years ago, he's now essentially coming clean and saying nah, I was never told that...

I just think getting his own story in his own words is at least as valuable as all these mf's who try to daisy chain his life together. I ain't mad at him for this!

 

[Phantom Dreamer]

At least VladTV covers a wide range of topics and guests, although he's a shyt human being.

AOD stays obsessed with just Pac and Death Row. His last two times having Lord Jamar on was a breath of fresh air.

he's had a lot of Diddy content over the last few months but it all ultimately leads back up to the Pac obsession.

 

[murksiderock]

Who was pushing the narrative that Nas "ran down" on Pac?

Supposedly Snoop and other industry cats have said it, I haven't heard it though. Guys on here have definitely suggested it in years past, though...

 

[lurker emeritus]

Fair enough, I guess I'm looking at it another way too...

Suge is two months from being 60 years old, and is still 9½ years from being parole eligible. He has a number of health issues and he's old, he could very well die in prison, and if he makes it out, he'll be 70 or older...

Hearing shyt in his own words, at this stage of his life, can't be any worse than the litany of interviews given by people connected to him who are, knowingly or unknowingly, speaking on his behalf for events that he was present for. I don't know how much anything these old mf's say is really credible, but hearing him speak on it can't be worse than anything else----->these people speaking on him and his life...

For years people have said, that at some point, Suge said himself that Pac was raped in prison. I never believed that, it was never believable, but people claimed they heard Suge say it years ago. But in this interview, Suge says that he never said that to anyone; even if he's lying and he did say it years ago, he's now essentially coming clean and saying nah, I was never told that...

I just think getting his own story in his own words is at least as valuable as all these mf's who try to daisy chain his life together. I ain't mad at him for this!

i hear you. i just don't think suge is a serious person (publicly)
it's like expecting 50 cent to display tact (again, in public)

 

[Primetime21]

Supposedly Snoop and other industry cats have said it, I haven't heard it though. Guys on here have definitely suggested it in years past, though...

Snoop has a million versions of the story, including this one where he says Pac said he punked Nas


The consensus from everyone who was actually there is Snoop was nowhere near