NBA is doing just fine

they're not NFL status, but they're comfortably second when we factor in global revenue

1.NFL
2.NBA
3.MLB
4.NHL
5.MLS

ratings are way up this year, and streaming + social media engagement is on a fast upward trajectory

I'm surprised NFL is number 1 globally -- because if you say the word "football" in the rest of the world--they actually think you are talking about "soccer".  You would have better luck saying the word "rugby".

And as for MLB it is huge in Japan.  And MLB salaries seem to be hire than NBA and NFL just off the top of my head. 

The Knight Before Christmas (2019)
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Average Christmas film with time travel in it. Not bad from netflix, for once.

I am tired of Christmas films...

My daughters love em...

u mean 2001?

Oh my bad... yeah i mean 2001

this would have been a great idea

and at least an unreleased track or 2

Yeah they should.. like rock bands do.. indont get why they dont use the opportunity

They should drop the 'Respect' Vid

this would have been a great idea

and at least an unreleased track or 2

Daz is making that big money!! Daz dilly yo!

I just received my copy of the 2026 and what a joke of this release its a simple sleeve and the back cover is off. Looks like a swap meet copy. Also noticed Snoop took all the credit as producer must be throwing jabs at daz
 

On the original release, Suge Knight and Dr. Dre are executive producers. It's commonplace for label CEOs to have executive production credits. Executive production doesn't have anything to do with music production. Music production is producing music, executive production is producing execution. The business side of releasing an album.

As far as pressing quality goes, I'm no expert on that industry, but it stands to reason that streaming services and online music gave all those companies that professionally factory pressed releases a run for their business, and we're now probably down to a few key players that are either on the premium side, or the budget side. I'm willing to bet pressing a good album booklet is a bit of a lost art at this point other than a few particularly interested individuals out there.

lmfaoooooooooooo

Don't be so jealous.  There's enough of the pie for you to get your little piece too without worrying about Daz.  You aren't moving Daz numbers with your little projects like Brotha Nature, but no need to hate so much. 

you're tripping man, that footage is not rare at all--it was shown regularly on MTV January 2000 on their show "Making of the Video" for the 2nd single from Em and Dre "Forgot About Dre". 

They put a totally unnecessary Hittman cameo at the end of the video, and showed the recording of it, and obviously Hittman never ended up even dropping an album on Aftermath