J-Flexx - who been there who done that (Dr. Dre Diss) (1997)

[rollindown101]

So J-Flexx produced all those hits for DR/Dre....I'm really impressed with how he has continued making all those dope beats without Dre......Whatever.

he dropped an allbum called billboard dreams.
i know it's ironic though

What's even more ironic is how J Flexx wrote Been There Done That and Dre used it after he left Death Row and had to have Suge Publishing on the song and then he goes back and disses Dre with a parody of the song he wrote for Dre having Sean "Barney" Thomas produce the song and they were all people Dre used to work with. Dre had them do a lot of everything on his songs.. damn ironic, freakin crazy!!!

[Mietek23]

I hope there's still some stuff left in the DR Vault from J. Flexx..

[Dre-Day]

So J-Flexx produced all those hits for DR/Dre....I'm really impressed with how he has continued making all those dope beats without Dre......Whatever.

he dropped an allbum called billboard dreams.
i know it's ironic though

What's even more ironic is how J Flexx wrote Been There Done That and Dre used it after he left Death Row and had to have Suge Publishing on the song and then he goes back and disses Dre with a parody of the song he wrote for Dre having Sean "Barney" Thomas produce the song and they were all people Dre used to work with. Dre had them do a lot of everything on his songs.. damn ironic, freakin crazy!!!

i know what you mean. they even served coffee for Dr.Dre everyday, back in the death row days.

[rollindown101]

So J-Flexx produced all those hits for DR/Dre....I'm really impressed with how he has continued making all those dope beats without Dre......Whatever.

he dropped an allbum called billboard dreams.
i know it's ironic though

What's even more ironic is how J Flexx wrote Been There Done That and Dre used it after he left Death Row and had to have Suge Publishing on the song and then he goes back and disses Dre with a parody of the song he wrote for Dre having Sean "Barney" Thomas produce the song and they were all people Dre used to work with. Dre had them do a lot of everything on his songs.. damn ironic, freakin crazy!!!

i know what you mean. they even served coffee for Dr.Dre everyday, back in the death row days.

Damn didn't know that homie, you droppin all the knowledge tonight!!!

So what is Dre's favorite kind of coffee??

[Dre-Day]

So J-Flexx produced all those hits for DR/Dre....I'm really impressed with how he has continued making all those dope beats without Dre......Whatever.

he dropped an allbum called billboard dreams.
i know it's ironic though

What's even more ironic is how J Flexx wrote Been There Done That and Dre used it after he left Death Row and had to have Suge Publishing on the song and then he goes back and disses Dre with a parody of the song he wrote for Dre having Sean "Barney" Thomas produce the song and they were all people Dre used to work with. Dre had them do a lot of everything on his songs.. damn ironic, freakin crazy!!!

i know what you mean. they even served coffee for Dr.Dre everyday, back in the death row days.

Damn didn't know that homie, you droppin all the knowledge tonight!!!

So what is Dre's favorite kind of coffee??

ask J-Flexx & Sean Thomas

[rollindown101]

So J-Flexx produced all those hits for DR/Dre....I'm really impressed with how he has continued making all those dope beats without Dre......Whatever.

he dropped an allbum called billboard dreams.
i know it's ironic though

What's even more ironic is how J Flexx wrote Been There Done That and Dre used it after he left Death Row and had to have Suge Publishing on the song and then he goes back and disses Dre with a parody of the song he wrote for Dre having Sean "Barney" Thomas produce the song and they were all people Dre used to work with. Dre had them do a lot of everything on his songs.. damn ironic, freakin crazy!!!

i know what you mean. they even served coffee for Dr.Dre everyday, back in the death row days.

Damn didn't know that homie, you droppin all the knowledge tonight!!!

So what is Dre's favorite kind of coffee??

ask J-Flexx & Sean Thomas

Come on now don't tease us cause we all know you know!!

[ironmike]

i know what you mean. they even served coffee for Dr.Dre everyday, back in the death row days.

Damn didn't know that homie, you droppin all the knowledge tonight!!!

So what is Dre's favorite kind of coffee??

ask J-Flexx & Sean Thomas

Come on now don't tease us cause we all know you know!!

haha +1 for soopapriest 

[DTG Entertainment]

just a little flashback to 97, with a song by former deathrow artist/producer j-flexx.
he's dissin dre in this song claimin dre took credit for songs that he did, and never payed him.
he says he produced "natural born killerz" , "keep their heads ringin" , "california love" & "been there done that"

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/Qvbp2L0VDzY" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/Qvbp2L0VDzY</a>

You seems right apparently that's what Jay  claim, i never thought Dre was such a rat !

No, don't get it twisted. Dre paid bum ass Flexx, but Flexx thought he should have gotten more money. Plus, he was pissed Dre couldn't get him off Death Row.

[rollindown101]

just a little flashback to 97, with a song by former deathrow artist/producer j-flexx.
he's dissin dre in this song claimin dre took credit for songs that he did, and never payed him.
he says he produced "natural born killerz" , "keep their heads ringin" , "california love" & "been there done that"

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/Qvbp2L0VDzY" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/Qvbp2L0VDzY</a>

You seems right apparently that's what Jay  claim, i never thought Dre was such a rat !

No, don't get it twisted. Dre paid bum ass Flexx, but Flexx thought he should have gotten more money. Plus, he was pissed Dre couldn't get him off Death Row.

Listen to the song.. he talks about Dre said he should fire his manager asking about where his money was and Flexx thought he was going to get part of the publishing.

[DTG Entertainment]

just a little flashback to 97, with a song by former deathrow artist/producer j-flexx.
he's dissin dre in this song claimin dre took credit for songs that he did, and never payed him.
he says he produced "natural born killerz" , "keep their heads ringin" , "california love" & "been there done that"

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/Qvbp2L0VDzY" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/Qvbp2L0VDzY</a>

You seems right apparently that's what Jay  claim, i never thought Dre was such a rat !

No, don't get it twisted. Dre paid bum ass Flexx, but Flexx thought he should have gotten more money. Plus, he was pissed Dre couldn't get him off Death Row.

Listen to the song.. he talks about Dre said he should fire his manager asking about where his money was and Flexx thought he was going to get part of the publishing.

Flexx was lying though. He thought he should have gotten fucking millions off two soundtrack songs and one song off All Eyez On Me. He got paid his couple thousand, but you can't make millions off three songs.

[DTG Entertainment]

Also, the millions thing can be found in his interview with Mr. Makaveli. I use to actually buy into J Flexx's shit until I put two and two together. You never heard Druama or The D.O.C. being uncompensated. He's the only one.

[rollindown101]

Also, the millions thing can be found in his interview with Mr. Makaveli. I use to actually buy into J Flexx's shit until I put two and two together. You never heard Druama or The D.O.C. being uncompensated. He's the only one.

The millionaire thing is over the top but it's more than just J Flexx that Dre pissed off. Check out Sean "Barney" Thomas's discography and how much work he put into all the classics over the years, he wasn't no Death Row employee either, he worked with everyone. D.O.C. was pissed with Dre and bounced. Chris The Glove... All those people Dre had worked with during that time. Warren G even went to do his own thing after releasing Regulate..

Aftermath was Dre's time of starting to give people their dues.. I think a lot if it had to do with the shady shit going on and the risk involved. Here he was dissin Eazy E for that type of shit to then do it himself later..

[DTG Entertainment]

Also, the millions thing can be found in his interview with Mr. Makaveli. I use to actually buy into J Flexx's shit until I put two and two together. You never heard Druama or The D.O.C. being uncompensated. He's the only one.

The millionaire thing is over the top but it's more than just J Flexx that Dre pissed off. Check out Sean "Barney" Thomas's discography and how much work he put into all the classics over the years, he wasn't no Death Row employee either, he worked with everyone. D.O.C. was pissed with Dre and bounced. Chris The Glove... All those people Dre had worked with during that time.

Aftermath was Dre's time of starting to give people their dues.. I think a lot if it had to do with the shady shit going on. Here was dissin Eazy E for that type of shit to then do it himself later..

Sean kept working until 2001 on Death Row when his and J Flexx's contract officially expired. He was an artist and producer for Death Row, so it was kind of his job to work with everyone. Sean apparently bit sounds as well according to Erotic D, not to take away from his production skills or anything.  D.O.C. never got slighted on money either, otherwise he wouldn't go back to Dre. He knows Dre is the dude with the cash, and he always kept D.O.C. with it as well as anyone who was an intricate part of his camp. Chris The Glove, Colin Wolfe, etc. really don't have any hard feelings towards Dre because Dre essentially put them on. I've spoken to Chris and Colin a few times, so yeah. Chris, if the money's right, will actually be mixing some stuff for me. Just an interesting tid bit, but yeah no one else complained about money.

They all got their name somewhere in the booklets, so it ain't about writing credit either unless you're D.O.C. However, J Flexx, Sneed, Sean, etc. all got credit and got their money. However, J Flexx was just greedy and I will continue to go by that belief because I know him, I know his people, and I followed this dude for a long time. Trust me, he's the only one who felt slighted for money.

[rollindown101]

Also, the millions thing can be found in his interview with Mr. Makaveli. I use to actually buy into J Flexx's shit until I put two and two together. You never heard Druama or The D.O.C. being uncompensated. He's the only one.

The millionaire thing is over the top but it's more than just J Flexx that Dre pissed off. Check out Sean "Barney" Thomas's discography and how much work he put into all the classics over the years, he wasn't no Death Row employee either, he worked with everyone. D.O.C. was pissed with Dre and bounced. Chris The Glove... All those people Dre had worked with during that time.

Aftermath was Dre's time of starting to give people their dues.. I think a lot if it had to do with the shady shit going on. Here was dissin Eazy E for that type of shit to then do it himself later..

Sean kept working until 2001 on Death Row when his and J Flexx's contract officially expired. He was an artist and producer for Death Row, so it was kind of his job to work with everyone. Sean apparently bit sounds as well according to Erotic D, not to take away from his production skills or anything.  D.O.C. never got slighted on money either, otherwise he wouldn't go back to Dre. He knows Dre is the dude with the cash, and he always kept D.O.C. with it as well as anyone who was an intricate part of his camp. Chris The Glove, Colin Wolfe, etc. really don't have any hard feelings towards Dre because Dre essentially put them on. I've spoken to Chris and Colin a few times, so yeah. Chris, if the money's right, will actually be mixing some stuff for me. Just an interesting tid bit, but yeah no one else complained about money.

They all got their name somewhere in the booklets, so it ain't about writing credit either unless you're D.O.C. However, J Flexx, Sneed, Sean, etc. all got credit and got their money. However, J Flexx was just greedy and I will continue to go by that belief because I know him, I know his people, and I followed this dude for a long time. Trust me, he's the only one who felt slighted for money.

I'm pretty sure Sean Thomas was not a Death Row employee cause he has worked on a lot of non-Death Row stuff during the supposed time period. D.O.C. went back to Dre cause Dre started to give publishing rights to writers when he started 2001, in the old days Dre didn't do that. That's cool if Chris The Glove is satisified he likely got some cash from the early Aftermath days.

It would one thing if only one person acknowledged shady shit was going on but it was damn near everyone and we all saw the actions of those things too.

[DTG Entertainment]

Also, the millions thing can be found in his interview with Mr. Makaveli. I use to actually buy into J Flexx's shit until I put two and two together. You never heard Druama or The D.O.C. being uncompensated. He's the only one.

The millionaire thing is over the top but it's more than just J Flexx that Dre pissed off. Check out Sean "Barney" Thomas's discography and how much work he put into all the classics over the years, he wasn't no Death Row employee either, he worked with everyone. D.O.C. was pissed with Dre and bounced. Chris The Glove... All those people Dre had worked with during that time.

Aftermath was Dre's time of starting to give people their dues.. I think a lot if it had to do with the shady shit going on. Here was dissin Eazy E for that type of shit to then do it himself later..

Sean kept working until 2001 on Death Row when his and J Flexx's contract officially expired. He was an artist and producer for Death Row, so it was kind of his job to work with everyone. Sean apparently bit sounds as well according to Erotic D, not to take away from his production skills or anything.  D.O.C. never got slighted on money either, otherwise he wouldn't go back to Dre. He knows Dre is the dude with the cash, and he always kept D.O.C. with it as well as anyone who was an intricate part of his camp. Chris The Glove, Colin Wolfe, etc. really don't have any hard feelings towards Dre because Dre essentially put them on. I've spoken to Chris and Colin a few times, so yeah. Chris, if the money's right, will actually be mixing some stuff for me. Just an interesting tid bit, but yeah no one else complained about money.

They all got their name somewhere in the booklets, so it ain't about writing credit either unless you're D.O.C. However, J Flexx, Sneed, Sean, etc. all got credit and got their money. However, J Flexx was just greedy and I will continue to go by that belief because I know him, I know his people, and I followed this dude for a long time. Trust me, he's the only one who felt slighted for money.

I'm pretty sure Sean Thomas was not a Death Row employee cause he has worked on a lot of non-Death Row stuff during the supposed time period. D.O.C. went back to Dre cause Dre started to give publishing rights to writers when he started 2001, in the old days Dre didn't do that. That's cool if Chris The Glove is satisfied he likely got some cash from the early Aftermath days.

It would one thing if only one person acknowledged shady shit was going on but it was damn near everyone and we all saw the actions of those things too.

Nah, Sean was an employee. That's why he has songs that are his own in the catalog, because he was in a few groups on Death Row and he might have had his own solo thing going on. As of now, he's a country singer. They all acknowledged Dre wasn't writing, but no one called Dre out in regards to cash except J Flexx. They might have called him out on credits, but it wasn't in regards to cash.