would dre/snoop/dpg have went to eazy after the fall of DR?

[iDontTrip]

aite im lit asfuck..STILL bumpin this old ruthless/dr shit and feel like conversating on some history  ..
so obviously the beef wouldof still have gone on a little longer if eazy had not of died in march 95..the beef probably woulda been goin on till death row
started havin their own problems around late 96...

if you remember on 'wut would u do'
eazy gives some positive advice to the dogg pound at the end of the track instead of shittalkin
he would play em on his ruthless radio show so there was no real animosty..atl was homies with snoop and even bgko was cool wit snoop by 95..

what kept it goin was the side beefs between the artists in their camps but by 97/98 all the beef kinda ended...on some "what would have happen" type shit i think
that if eazy had lived after firing heller, dre/snoop/dpg would have gone to ruthless after tupac died and suge went to prison

with eazy dead or not death row still wouldof gone down hill regardless cause of suge knights shady tacticts..west coast music probably would have been way more relevant today if eazy *the real ''king'' of the west * would still be livin'.. so much "what ifs" on this nigga E..the underdog "real nigga #1" represented where he was from FORREAL tho..dude deserves his respect and recognition for this west coast shit and more 

  RIP E'

 

[U.N.T.O.U.C.H.A.B.L.E.]

aite im lit asfuck..STILL bumpin this old ruthless/dr shit and feel like conversating on some history  ..
so obviously the beef wouldof still have gone on a little longer if eazy had not of died in march 95..the beef probably woulda been goin on till death row
started havin their own problems around late 96...

if you remember on 'wut would u do'
eazy gives some positive advice to the dogg pound at the end of the track instead of shittalkin
he would play em on his ruthless radio show so there was no real animosty..atl was homies with snoop and even bgko was cool wit snoop by 95..

what kept it goin was the side beefs between the artists in their camps but by 97/98 all the beef kinda ended...on some "what would have happen" type shit i think
that if eazy had lived after firing heller, dre/snoop/dpg would have gone to ruthless after tupac died and suge went to prison

with eazy dead or not death row still wouldof gone down hill regardless cause of suge knights shady tacticts..west coast music probably would have been way more relevant today if eazy *the real ''king'' of the west * would still be livin'.. so much "what ifs" on this nigga E..the underdog "real nigga #1" represented where he was from FORREAL tho..dude deserves his respect and recognition for this west coast shit and more 

  RIP E'

 

couldn't agree more with you homeboy, eazy is still the real king of the westcoast regardless

[Jimmy H.]

They would have squashed it.  They were already talking about it when Eazy was still alive. I doubt Dre would have been on Ruthless again after he left but there would likely have been an N.W.A. reunion.

[Black Excellence]

aite im lit asfuck..STILL bumpin this old ruthless/dr shit and feel like conversating on some history  ..
so obviously the beef wouldof still have gone on a little longer if eazy had not of died in march 95..the beef probably woulda been goin on till death row
started havin their own problems around late 96...

if you remember on 'wut would u do'
eazy gives some positive advice to the dogg pound at the end of the track instead of shittalkin
he would play em on his ruthless radio show so there was no real animosty..atl was homies with snoop and even bgko was cool wit snoop by 95..

what kept it goin was the side beefs between the artists in their camps but by 97/98 all the beef kinda ended...on some "what would have happen" type shit i think
that if eazy had lived after firing heller, dre/snoop/dpg would have gone to ruthless after tupac died and suge went to prison

with eazy dead or not death row still wouldof gone down hill regardless cause of suge knights shady tacticts..west coast music probably would have been way more relevant today if eazy *the real ''king'' of the west * would still be livin'.. so much "what ifs" on this nigga E..the underdog "real nigga #1" represented where he was from FORREAL tho..dude deserves his respect and recognition for this west coast shit and more 

  RIP E'

 

couldn't agree more with you homeboy, eazy is still the real king of the westcoast regardless

[EAZY-LI]

Dr Dre no he wanted to have his own lable i dont think he would be intreasted in any deal where he isnt the boss
Snoop Dogg no I dont think he would of trusted Eazy business wise
but i could seee Daz and Kurupt going to Ruthless especialy Kurupt considiring he went to deathrow again!

probly would of worked off better than it did for ruthless artist who went to Daethrow after Eazy passed
like Dresta and Cold187um.

[KrazySumwhat]

 I doubt Ruthless but i think they would've reunited for sure.

[Jimmy H.]

Dr Dre no he wanted to have his own lable i dont think he would be intreasted in any deal where he isnt the boss

I'm not sure I agree with that. I think had either Eazy or Suge played their cards right, they could have kept Dre around. Jimmy Iovine, love him or hate him, gave Dre what he wanted. He's got someone handling the business side of things while he works with the artists. I feel Eazy's biggest mistake was he underpaid Dre on his contract. I mean, the big punch line was how Eazy was making all these points on Dre's Death Row work but if he'd kept the guy happy and paid and set him up with his own deal at Ruthless, it would have been huge for them. Same with Suge. He had Pac, Snoop, and Dr. Dre. Even if all three of them could not stand each other. By 1996, all three of them could have had their own studios and sub-divisions and developed their own talent. That's why credit goes to Jimmy on this one. Once Dre had developed Eminem and 50 Cent, they each had their own label, own artists, movies, movie soundtracks. The divide and conquer thing doesn't work when it is people making you money.  

[EAZY-LI]

Dr Dre no he wanted to have his own label i don't think he would be interested in any deal where he isn't the boss

I'm not sure I agree with that. I think had either Eazy or Suge played their cards right, they could have kept Dre around. Jimmy Iovine, love him or hate him, gave Dre what he wanted. He's got someone handling the business side of things while he works with the artists. I feel Eazy's biggest mistake was he underpaid Dre on his contract. I mean, the big punch line was how Eazy was making all these points on Dre's Death Row work but if he'd kept the guy happy and paid and set him up with his own deal at Ruthless, it would have been huge for them. Same with Suge. He had Pac, Snoop, and Dr. Dre. Even if all three of them could not stand each other. By 1996, all three of them could have had their own studios and sub-divisions and developed their own talent. That's why credit goes to Jimmy on this one. Once Dre had developed Eminem and 50 Cent, they each had their own label, own artists, movies, movie soundtracks. The divide and conquer thing doesn't work when it is people making you money.   

I think your talking more about Dre staying at ruthless but the question was would he go back which probably would of been a really weak look for Dre.

[Okka]

I really doubt that they would've went to Ruthless.

[Black Excellence]

Dr Dre no he wanted to have his own label i don't think he would be interested in any deal where he isn't the boss

I'm not sure I agree with that. I think had either Eazy or Suge played their cards right, they could have kept Dre around. Jimmy Iovine, love him or hate him, gave Dre what he wanted. He's got someone handling the business side of things while he works with the artists. I feel Eazy's biggest mistake was he underpaid Dre on his contract. I mean, the big punch line was how Eazy was making all these points on Dre's Death Row work but if he'd kept the guy happy and paid and set him up with his own deal at Ruthless, it would have been huge for them. Same with Suge. He had Pac, Snoop, and Dr. Dre. Even if all three of them could not stand each other. By 1996, all three of them could have had their own studios and sub-divisions and developed their own talent. That's why credit goes to Jimmy on this one. Once Dre had developed Eminem and 50 Cent, they each had their own label, own artists, movies, movie soundtracks. The divide and conquer thing doesn't work when it is people making you money.   

I think your talking more about Dre staying at ruthless but the question was would he go back which probably would of been a really weak look for Dre.

but dre had some shit in his contract where if he ever left interscope he automatically went back to ruthless.

[iDontTrip]

death row was supposed to be "def row" under ruthless wit dre executive producing by himself..

[EAZY-LI]

Dr Dre no he wanted to have his own label i don't think he would be interested in any deal where he isn't the boss

I'm not sure I agree with that. I think had either Eazy or Suge played their cards right, they could have kept Dre around. Jimmy Iovine, love him or hate him, gave Dre what he wanted. He's got someone handling the business side of things while he works with the artists. I feel Eazy's biggest mistake was he underpaid Dre on his contract. I mean, the big punch line was how Eazy was making all these points on Dre's Death Row work but if he'd kept the guy happy and paid and set him up with his own deal at Ruthless, it would have been huge for them. Same with Suge. He had Pac, Snoop, and Dr. Dre. Even if all three of them could not stand each other. By 1996, all three of them could have had their own studios and sub-divisions and developed their own talent. That's why credit goes to Jimmy on this one. Once Dre had developed Eminem and 50 Cent, they each had their own label, own artists, movies, movie soundtracks. The divide and conquer thing doesn't work when it is people making you money.   

I think your talking more about Dre staying at ruthless but the question was would he go back which probably would of been a really weak look for Dre.

but dre had some shit in his contract where if he ever left interscope he automatically went back to ruthless.

oh right i didnt know that where did you here that?

[Hack Wilson - real]

this thread is skewed in the sense it's assuming Pac would have still died


what if both Pac and Eazy never died?  i bet Snoop and DPG don't need to leave Death Row because Pac would be dropping more classic shit and starting Death Row East

[Sir Petey]

i read in blaze magazine snoop tried to get daz to sign at no limit but daz seen his chance to be the biggest star on deathrow and couldnt walk away from it then pretty much got stuck there when simon went in.

[Black Excellence]

Dr Dre no he wanted to have his own label i don't think he would be interested in any deal where he isn't the boss

I'm not sure I agree with that. I think had either Eazy or Suge played their cards right, they could have kept Dre around. Jimmy Iovine, love him or hate him, gave Dre what he wanted. He's got someone handling the business side of things while he works with the artists. I feel Eazy's biggest mistake was he underpaid Dre on his contract. I mean, the big punch line was how Eazy was making all these points on Dre's Death Row work but if he'd kept the guy happy and paid and set him up with his own deal at Ruthless, it would have been huge for them. Same with Suge. He had Pac, Snoop, and Dr. Dre. Even if all three of them could not stand each other. By 1996, all three of them could have had their own studios and sub-divisions and developed their own talent. That's why credit goes to Jimmy on this one. Once Dre had developed Eminem and 50 Cent, they each had their own label, own artists, movies, movie soundtracks. The divide and conquer thing doesn't work when it is people making you money.   

I think your talking more about Dre staying at ruthless but the question was would he go back which probably would of been a really weak look for Dre.

but dre had some shit in his contract where if he ever left interscope he automatically went back to ruthless.

oh right i didnt know that where did you here that?

it was an excerpt out a magazine. i'm not sure if it came from eazy or jimmy iovine though.