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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: doublee313 on November 21, 2013, 02:12:09 PM
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Did Kurupt and Eminem every do a track together? They spent a lot of time together during the 2001 sessions and the Up And Smoke Tour. Eminem even said Kurupt was one of his favorite rappers of all time.
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kurupt said fuck that bitch like fuck a bitch and that's on dpg. 8)
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they must have done posse songs together ala Bitch Please II for the chronic 2k1 sessions, but nothing was ever released. kurupt spent a lot of time with a lot of people in the industry though, he's basically every rapper's best friend lol. eminem and snoop's camp don't really mesh well though as eminem is all about raw mcing and spitting lyrics whereas dpg is just laid back not too clever rappin' over banging beats.
i was always surprised at eminem shouting out kurupt on till i collapse.
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Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed.
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Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed.
That's when he shoulda gave up collabos altogether. ;D
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Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed.
That's when he shoulda gave up collabos altogether. ;D
lol
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nobody wanna hear that collaboration today
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nobody wanna hear that collaboration today
i would if Kurupt can rap like he did on "2 turntables and a microphone" back in 2008. that's EASILY the best "post death row" verse i've heard from him outside of a few songs on Streetz album
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When Encore was coming out there was a rumor of a bonus disc that was to have 8 songs, each with a feature from the artist Em listed on Collapse. Too bad that never happened.
I was shocked Em named him. Jurist gave him a bug shout out in his Space Boogie thank yous
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nobody wanna hear that collaboration today
Any hip hop head would wanna listen to that. Whether or not it would be good is the question. Depends which Kurupt would show up.
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Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed.
Yeah, Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed, especially since everyone usually kills Em on the mic.
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Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed.
Yeah, Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed, especially since everyone usually kills Em on the mic.
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that reminds me of: "Eminem I put shells in a nigga for him" from Kurupt - Massacre Central
I think he also gave him a shoutout in another track
Denaun Porter did alot of stuff for DPG though and he's pretty close to em
but yeah, I wonder why em and dpg never been close
maybe it's because snoop and em don't get along that well
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I think he also gave him a shoutout in another track
"We Just Don't Give A Fuck, he says "Don't say shit about Eminem or Snoop or Dre".
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but yeah, I wonder why em and dpg never been close
maybe it's because snoop and em don't get along that well
the reason is simple, it's two totally different universe. dpg is strictly gangsta with little humor in their songs and no second degree pretty much, and in terms of rapping skills it's rather poor so we can't picture eminem really fitting their style unlike Xzibit, Crooked I or Tray Deee who are lyricists but from a gangster perspective.
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Keepin' it real ost was dope...he killed it on that track...
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maybe it's because snoop and em don't get along that well
That ain't true. They are friends.
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nobody wanna hear that collaboration today
nobody knows Kurupt today but people on a dub forum :D
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Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed.
Yeah, Kurupt didn't want to get embarrassed, especially since everyone usually kills Em on the mic.
(http://i40.tinypic.com/300a4ox.jpg)
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maybe it's because snoop and em don't get along that well
That ain't true. They are friends.
dont' get me wrong, I don't mean that they hate each other
but isn't it strange that they both did only 1 single song together (Bitch Please 2) in 15 years?!?
even though they are both one of Dre's top proteges
and you barely see them together neither
just seems kind of strange to me
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maybe it's because snoop and em don't get along that well
That ain't true. They are friends.
dont' get me wrong, I don't mean that they hate each other
but isn't it strange that they both did only 1 single song together (Bitch Please 2) in 15 years?!?
even though they are both one of Dre's top proteges
and you barely see them together neither
just seems kind of strange to me
didnt snoop take little shots at eminem in some interview? anybody remember? somebody mentioned it long time ago, but i never seen the interview..
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I think he also gave him a shoutout in another track
"We Just Don't Give A Fuck, he says "Don't say shit about Eminem or Snoop or Dre".
yeah, that's the song I meant
also
"It goes Reggie, Jay-Z, Tupac and Biggie
Andre from Outkast, Jada, Kurupt, Nas and them me"
Eminem - Till I Collapse
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here is my theory
remember in 1998 when Dre and Snoop wanted to make a collabo album called "Break Up To Make Up" (they did the song "Zoom" for it)
I think Dre abandoned that project to fuck with Eminem
and that was the start of the small grudge of snoop against eminem
it is very similar to the tension between DPG and Outlawz when 2Pac came to Death Row
before that DPG was the top camp at DR and then 2Pac came and took their spot
something that they had for years just disappeared all of a sudden
and all DPG projects got delayed in favor of releasing 2Pac records
similar to the Eminem/Snoop situation in the late 90s
Snoop and Dre was hooking up again doing stuff
then Eminem came, blew the fuck up and took snoop's spot as the number 1 Dre protege
snoop always wanted that second Dre produced album
he wanted it in 1999, only got a few dre produced songs for his album
he wanted it in 2000, only got a few dre produced songs for his album
and the list goes on like that, he never got that second Dre album till this day
didnt snoop take little shots at eminem in some interview? anybody remember? somebody mentioned it long time ago, but i never seen the interview..
I remember in a dubcnn interview with snoop from like 2006 or so
he still wanted his Dre produced album and didn't really get it
and when the interviewer asked him about if he thinks he would have sounded good over early dre produced eminem beats
it seemed like he felt a little offended by that question
(maybe that's the interview you mean Fonkarround)
maybe dre offered snoop back then (1999/2000) to put eminem on his album and snoop declined
because he was worried about his gangsta image back then and thought fucking wit em wouldn't be a good mix (like bouli77 said)
(looking back that's kind of hillarious considering what people snoop does music with now)
eminem was disappointed that snoop didn't support him back then so he never wanted him on his album anymore after that
but that's all just speculation, we don't really know what's going on behind the scenes
btw, wth happended to the dubcnn interviews, some of them were pretty cool
the dubcnn interview game fell the fuck off
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Kurupt was up there with the great lyricsts in the mid 90's....this would have been dope around '99 when Kurupt was still decent at least
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here is my theory
remember in 1998 when Dre and Snoop wanted to make a collabo album called "Break Up To Make Up" (they did the song "Zoom" for it)
I think Dre abandoned that project to fuck with Eminem
and that was the start of the small grudge of snoop against eminem
it is very similar to the tension between DPG and Outlawz when 2Pac came to Death Row
before that DPG was the top camp at DR and then 2Pac came and took their spot
something that they had for years just disappeared all of a sudden
and all DPG projects got delayed in favor of releasing 2Pac records
similar to the Eminem/Snoop situation in the late 90s
Snoop and Dre was hooking up again doing stuff
then Eminem came, blew the fuck up and took snoop's spot as the number 1 Dre protege
snoop always wanted that second Dre produced album
he wanted it in 1999, only got a few dre produced songs for his album
he wanted it in 2000, only got a few dre produced songs for his album
and the list goes on like that, he never got that second Dre album till this day
I don't think the theory holds up too good, though. When Dre started working with Em, he only did a few records for him on the first album. A lot of them were holdovers from his EP that the Bass Brothers did. By comparative purposes, Dre produced as many songs for Em's album as he did for Snoop's second No Limit album. Just three.
After that, they actually gave a lot of that buzz to Snoop. When they did the VMA's where they wanted to bring "Chronic 2001" vibes in, they segued off an Eminem solo performance into a medley that closed out with Snoop joining Dre on stage for "G Thang". Snoop had the first single on "2001" and was more prominently featured. He was also a bigger part of Dre's "Up In Smoke" set and included as part of the ill-fated NWA reunion promotion. Snoop was never really pushed to the side.
Dre's involvement with Eminem got bigger with "Marshall Mathers LP" but even then he was doing records for "Last Meal" and they were making plans for "The Wash" movie and soundtrack together. Snoop to me just always seemed less a fan of Em. He kind of took some swipes at dude in interviews from time to time but it always seemed liked Em was cool with him.
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This is the reply from snoop and afro jack to eminem
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnQpr3CCeRg
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i was always surprised at eminem shouting out kurupt on till i collapse.
Surprised me too. I can't really picture Eminem back in 95/96 rollin around bumpin Dogg Food.
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i was always surprised at eminem shouting out kurupt on till i collapse.
Surprised me too. I can't really picture Eminem back in 95/96 rollin around bumpin Dogg Food.
Eminem is a huge hip-hop head. You don't think he listened to one of the most popular acts on the biggest hip-hop label of all time?
Sidebar: anyone remember back on the DPG forum when the mod was saying Daz signed to Shady Records and was releasing "The Black Phantom"? Lol. He even had this lame ass story about how they were in the studio and Daz played Em a beat and they each spit their favorite verse from each other over it. Now that I can't picture.
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i was always surprised at eminem shouting out kurupt on till i collapse.
Surprised me too. I can't really picture Eminem back in 95/96 rollin around bumpin Dogg Food.
Eminem is a huge hip-hop head. You don't think he listened to one of the most popular acts on the biggest hip-hop label of all time?
Sidebar: anyone remember back on the DPG forum when the mod was saying Daz signed to Shady Records and was releasing "The Black Phantom"? Lol. He even had this lame ass story about how they were in the studio and Daz played Em a beat and they each spit their favorite verse from each other over it. Now that I can't picture.
lmao that's some lame ass euro-fantasy type shit
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maybe it's because snoop and em don't get along that well
That ain't true. They are friends.
dont' get me wrong, I don't mean that they hate each other
but isn't it strange that they both did only 1 single song together (Bitch Please 2) in 15 years?!?
even though they are both one of Dre's top proteges
and you barely see them together neither
just seems kind of strange to me
didnt snoop take little shots at eminem in some interview? anybody remember? somebody mentioned it long time ago, but i never seen the interview..
i remember that shit he said ''he don't listen to Eminem's music he a gangsta'' snoop went ham when nima tried to compare the 'stan' beat to 'round here'. LOL i miss that snoop. ROFL
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Yeah, Snoop kind of pulled his "hater" card too soon in that interview. The interviewer was making the point that both songs used the same Dido sample and Snoop had to make it sound like he never listens to Eminem at all when he is on the fucking VH1 special for the making of the MMLP describing songs off it and how he felt when he heard them.
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Yeah, Snoop kind of pulled his "hater" card too soon in that interview. The interviewer was making the point that both songs used the same Dido sample and Snoop had to make it sound like he never listens to Eminem at all when he is on the fucking VH1 special for the making of the MMLP describing songs off it and how he felt when he heard them.
You got a link for that VH1 special? I would like to see it.
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Yeah, Snoop kind of pulled his "hater" card too soon in that interview. The interviewer was making the point that both songs used the same Dido sample and Snoop had to make it sound like he never listens to Eminem at all when he is on the fucking VH1 special for the making of the MMLP describing songs off it and how he felt when he heard them.
You got a link for that VH1 special? I would like to see it.
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Yeah, Snoop kind of pulled his "hater" card too soon in that interview. The interviewer was making the point that both songs used the same Dido sample and Snoop had to make it sound like he never listens to Eminem at all when he is on the fucking VH1 special for the making of the MMLP describing songs off it and how he felt when he heard them.
You got a link for that VH1 special? I would like to see it.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHkvjlyf4iY
Yeah, Snoop kind of pulled his "hater" card too soon in that interview. The interviewer was making the point that both songs used the same Dido sample and Snoop had to make it sound like he never listens to Eminem at all when he is on the fucking VH1 special for the making of the MMLP describing songs off it and how he felt when he heard them.
You got a link for that VH1 special? I would like to see it.
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wish they'd do something like this about the Slim Shady LP
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I'd still like to hear a track between these two, if they used their intense, angry voices and flows.
I remember in another forum a long time ago someone asked who would you like to see in a supergroup like Slaughterhouse and I said Eminem, Kurupt, Crooked I and Big L. That would still be my answer today.
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the dubcnn interview game fell the fuck off
they gave up on and/or ignored the cali heads who truly wanted to put in work
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the dubcnn interview game fell the fuck off
they gave up on and/or ignored the cali heads who truly wanted to put in work
It's sad, hope they get back into it one day