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❛ . . . COME TO DEATH ROW ! ❜
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in which a young californian native
gets signed to the most dangerous
record label known to mankind, a...
TUPAC STOOD ALONGSIDE SUGE and the rest of their entourage who held up signs that read Death Row East. "Can we talk about Death Row East , what exactly is happening. What can we expect from it?" The interviewer, Master T asked.
"Do you believe in God?" Tupac asked of him into which he responded with Certainly. "Then believe in Death Row East, believe in that for real. If you believe in God, believe in Death Row East," He expressed, Suge Knight smirking in the process.
"We plan to take the same strategy we used with Death Row West, which is mind over matter; taking all our weaknesses, and making them into our strengths. And numbers . . . We already run the streets out here." He spoke with so much fiery passion, indicating that he meant every word.
"So now we just gonna help some of these brothers get their money on, cause we know they got talent. And we got the ways to make them use their talent, to the maximum effect. And that's what it's about. Everybody raps - we don't rap. We rap to make money, we do business." He continued to express.
"Ain't no other record company out there, that sold as many records as we did. We outsold Bad Boy, LaFace, every black record label out there we outsold them, and in one year!" Whenever he spoke, people surrounding him couldn't do much except for listen to what he had to say.
"And I'm a convict and my homeboy just got off a murder case, so that tells you that it's pure talent. No hype, we don't got no all-american smiles, they don't even wanna buy our records - but they gotta buy our records cause we represent the streets." He was always determined to get his point across one way or another.
"So Death Row East, is gonna be a personification of what we did on the West Side, we gonna do it to the East Side. We gonna prove once and for all, that all these people talking about a East Coast West Coast war, they like what Judas was to Jesus." The interviewer watched how passionate the man in front of him was about what he was talking about.
"They only here to cause confusion. We here to bring money, and to bring change, they here to cause confusion. All these weak rapper . . . Nas, and all these suckers they're battling off East and West like it's a game." It wouldn't be Tupac If he didn't throw jabs at his enemies.
