Natasha Walker On Johnny J's Death & 2pac's Beef With DPG

[jmix]

Here is Part 1 of MY Exclusive Interview with Natasha Walker.

We Speak On
Johnny J & His Death
Dr. Dre's Problem With Tupac
Tupac's Problem With DPG BEFORE GOING TO DEATH ROW
Meeting Tupac
Scrapping The Interscope Project and WHY

[Black Excellence]

LOL@ his beef wit dpg.

[jmix]

not the first time ive been told this story.

[Efrain]

Honestly sounds to me like Pac was hating hard on anyone that girl was fucking/might be fucking because he wanted her for himself.

[Black Excellence]

dpg music in 93-94 > tupac music 93-94. pac was trippin' sayin' niggas stole his shit. LOL snoop and them was already on a level he was still tryin' to achieve commercially at that time.

[Hack Wilson - real]

lol at flaccid material

"already on a level" is code for "had a wide selection of vintage Dr. Dre beats to choose from"


I get around an Keep ya head up weren't big hits now?  lol

[Black Excellence]

lol at flaccid material

"already on a level" is code for "had a wide selection of vintage Dr. Dre beats to choose from"


I get around an Keep ya head up weren't big hits now?  lol

they were dumb wilson but strictly for my niggaz didn't go platinum or gold. the chronic was 3x platinum doggystyle was like 4x million at the time. what did they need to steal from tupac ?

[DeeezNuuuts83]

S4MN did go platinum.

If all that's true, obviously Pac set it all aside by 1993-1994 anyway.

[Black Excellence]

S4MN did go platinum.

If all that's true, obviously Pac set it all aside by 1993-1994 anyway.

me against the world was pac's first platinum album.

[Hack Wilson - real]

the Chronic was a Dr. Dre album....Snoop didn't drop until late 1993 and the "mind on my money, money on my mind" line was used by Pac in 1993 on Gotta Get Mine with MC Breed



i wish she gave more examples of lines besides that one.  oh well.

[aerroc]

pac did shit on his own he didnt need no dr
dre and snoop needed a dr to sell records in the past
and even after pacs death dr went 2 shit showing over all pac was deathrow

[Black Excellence]

pac did shit on his own he didnt need no dr
dre and snoop needed a dr to sell records in the past
and even after pacs death dr went 2 shit showing over all pac was deathrow

dre and snoop made death row.

[Hack Wilson - real]

pac did shit on his own he didnt need no dr
dre and snoop needed a dr to sell records in the past
and even after pacs death dr went 2 shit showing over all pac was deathrow

dre and snoop made death row.

correction:  Dre made Snoop AND death row

[Black Excellence]

pac did shit on his own he didnt need no dr
dre and snoop needed a dr to sell records in the past
and even after pacs death dr went 2 shit showing over all pac was deathrow

dre and snoop made death row.

correction:  Dre made Snoop AND death row

snoop made deep cover

[DeeezNuuuts83]

S4MN did go platinum.

If all that's true, obviously Pac set it all aside by 1993-1994 anyway.

me against the world was pac's first platinum album.

But that has nothing to do with the fact that S4MN did actually go platinum, even though you claimed it didn't even go gold.  Yes, The Chronic and Doggystyle outsold his projects at that time easily, but S4MN had solid numbers for not having a lot of financial backing or even a lot of hype behind it, contrasting to people looking out for The Chronic as Dre's solo debut or people wanting Doggystyle since Snoop was such a big contributor (lyrically) to the Chronic.

the Chronic was a Dr. Dre album....Snoop didn't drop until late 1993 and the "mind on my money, money on my mind" line was used by Pac in 1993 on Gotta Get Mine with MC Breed

I made that connection but I couldn't remember when Gotta Get Mine came out.