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Lets give it up for Daz Dilligent
Bandida:
N Mr irrelevant be yalkin bout daz like we all need some more dick in our life....
We need more daz in our life....
The world would be so much better if we all just kicked back, smoke some weed, learned gymnastics n did backflip on the beach.... With a lil fast talk on the side....
Don't ya think!!!!
⠀:
I'm telling ya, Daz really does bring something unique to the table and is in my opinion a true entertainer.
He had some fucked up ways. He was crippin' when he first got in the rap game. He was rollin', 40's with Thug Life. As you look at them old tapes, you'll see he was hangin' with crips back then. Then he started hanging with Suge and he started being a blood. That really fucked up the streets right there. (Speaking on 2Pac)
They can't put out no more shit. I stole everything. (Speaking on forthcoming Death Row releases)
If it weren't for Tupac, nobody would know about Tha Outlawz. (Speaking on fame by proxy)
nah! He was drinking and driving with his stupid[..]. Him and Kurupt are alcoholics. I mean look at them! (Speaking on Roscoe after his accident)
Kurupt and all that shit wit Foxy Brown. Must have been some good ass pussy to be trippin off of it and shit, [laughs]. We kicked it that night and muthafuckin Kurupt went out wit us to the club..Me, him, Irv, Ja everybody else...Damn, then he come back around and diss them mothafuckas, and Irv called me up like "Man what the fuck, What the fuck is goin down?" and Kurupt made the song right after we went to the party with them, and then I heard about that. (Speaking on Callin Out Names)
(singing) Nighty-night (laughs). That was great for Hip-Hop too, you know what I mean? It even showed that the biggest muthafucka can fall down, so get your game together. I been hanging out with the lil’ nigga Greg (who knocked out Suge)… he was at the B.E.T. Awards taking flicks; doing the Muhammad Ali stance, you know what I mean? I might re-enact that whole thing, ‘cause… you ever seen my movie, Death Row Killa? (Speaking on Suge getting knocked out)
No, I couldn't. I want to see my kids grow up and I'm getting my life together. I can say if I died today I'd be happy. I am saved and filled with the holy ghost, I do know Jesus Christ is my lord and savior. I am trying to correct my life and do things correctly. Not fuck over nobody. I have never fucked over nobody in my career. I am very humble and I love everybody, but don't fuck me. I like to play dumb to you to see if you're gonna fuck me. After I get that first notion, I'ma fuck you up. (Speaking on dying)
I made Makaveli & Dillinger after he died, ‘cause I had a lot of songs with him. And there’s some songs to this day that I haven’t heard. At least about 10-20 songs. And at the new Death Row [ownership], they don’t know what the fuck they doing, the just fucking all the shit up. They just putting shit out and not mixing it right. [Current Death Row Records President] John Payne think he the creator of Death Row, he [was] nothing but a studio mothafuckin’ intern. Now he over there running it and it’s like he over there trying to make deals with us, but ain’t trying to give us no money. Like, “Y'all come over here and promote this album.” Man, who the fuck is you? So I’m going to take an album that I just titled, make it the same title as yours- they made the Doggy Bag and we made Dogg Bag. So we like “Fuck you,” (Speaking on John Payne)
I like to eat shit that’s green, that’s growing. It’s not about eating something that’s dead; a leaf grows, so that’s going to keep your body going. Plenty of vegetables. (Speaking on eating choices)
Afeni didn't buy my verses. My shit is too gangsta for her ass. Only way one of my verses is gonna be on the Pac album is if Suge take one of my old verses outta tha vault and add his wack ass production to it. (Speaking on being removed from 2Pac tracks)
I just don’t be giving my beats out. I can make more money with my beats than the person I give it to. Because I put the records out, I’m seeing the money come in, I’m getting the ringtone money, everything. Life is in my songs, I can make a song tonight and have it up on iTunes in 2 days. Gettin’ money. With a cappellas, I’m just dropping singles right now. Why drop an album when I can drop singles? Drop a single with the instrumental, a capella [and] radio, that’s 4 dollars. 3.99, 2.99, whatever, for the package deal. But I could just keep dropping singles. DJs gon’ buy the a cappellas and somethin’ off that package they gonna get. And it ain’t costing me no money, I just upload! UPLOAD! [laughs] (Speaking on being a digital entrepreneur)
I’m in the hood, I’m a hood nigga, we do all this but I’m like, handle your business. Raise your kids and shit like that. (Speaking on maturing)
I''ve grown. I am a gangster but not an irrational gangster. I am still a gangster but I am not someone who takes lives at whim. There are degrees of being a gangster, and the stick up kid that sold petty dope is no longer me. My audience is sophisticated. If I am a gangbanger let it be for my people, and let it be for recollection of diamonds, oil and etc. (Speaking on maturing)
I try not to give too much energy to him (Suge Knight). It's sad really because he is a Black man and we have a lot to gain from everyone. But Willie Lynch has us bullying each other. We already suffer enough abuse from the hands of the police, corporate America, the land lord, why do we need another person in our midst acting worse to us than our outright open enemy. Living in terror is a way of life for Blacks we don''t need to experience that at the hands of our own. (Speaking on Suge/Society)
That just reinforces what I believe that slavery is back and it ain’t really went no where. I mean this is one big plantation. (Speaking on Kramer)
I think Tupac (2Pac) would''ve understood how I had to maneuver for the time period, play the game. That's what he did even at Death Row. He was political but knew his audience wasn''t ready for anything preachy. We were both Gemini’s and we are both versatile. We had a mutual respect for one another. (Speaking on 2Pac/Politics)
I’ve got half of it right now. I’m the happiest rapper living [laughs]. The way I’ve got it set up, my mom and my dad look after that money. I get $25,000 a month. The money is in an escrow account. Right now I need to keep going to court to get money from Suge, he’s hiding it. The money that I got before was in companies that couldn’t hide it…I sued Koch, I sued Time Warner. As soon as I put the lawsuit in, the money was stopped. All the money they had in there was on hold until the case finished. So now that we’ve got the money... he’s got cars, houses and shit so when he sells that shit, I’ma get mine. (Speaking on his lawsuit)
I like talking about his ass. I make up shit about him every day. He’s a funny, fat character. (Speaking on Suge)
Who else is going to have some Tupac verses? Hey, I’ve got about 50 more Tupac tracks that I’m saving until 2050. I’ve got Tupac tracks up the ass that nobody going to hear. His mother is trying to get them off me, but hey, what you going to do, pull a gun on me? I don’t know where they at, do you know where they at? [laughs] And the Outlawz, they mad at me but I don’t give a fuck about the Outlawz because they’re all bitches. (Speaking on unreleased 2Pac tracks)
Suge fuelled the fire. It was a bunch of bullshit. (Speaking on 2Pac/BIG beef)
I did two songs with him and he didn’t pay me for them, so I beat him up. He’s mad about that, then Suge Knight punked him so he feels like he has to roll with Suge Knight. (Speaking on JT The Bigga Figga)
I asked Suge about that and he was like, "Hammer is for political reasons as far as getting us into doing benefits and @#%$ like that." So that's what Hammer was there for, to get that charity and back-taxes off of muthafuckas and @#%$ like that. But as far as puttin' an album out, no record ever came out. (Speaking on Hammer)
Say what you want about the dude but he was a major player on one of the best labels in the greatest era of rap music and he always has an interesting thing or ten to say which may or may not have anything to do with the facts. Give it up for the man.
CORREA:
you retards keep saying hes this legend but really what has he done ?
what was his last real hit?
cant no one answer a simple question without the cliche of being called a hater :D
Matty:
--- Quote from: the relavant one on August 06, 2015, 02:17:14 PM ---you retards keep saying hes this legend but really what has he done ?
what was his last real hit?
cant no one answer a simple question without the cliche of being called a hater :D
--- End quote ---
somebody obviously didn't see the backflip.
Bandida:
You ask a simple question like "what has he done?" After coming at him like, you aint shit you just irrelevant for the last month....
The answer is, even you, your royal irrelevance, would not know who he is if he didn't do shit....
If I ask, "who's the relevant one?" Ppl gon be like "who"...
If I ask, "who's daz Dillinger?" Anyone worth their salt in the hip hop scene gon tell me who he is.....
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