That, it seemed, was the death knell for Death Row. But the label lives on, and so does the myth of Suge Knight. But I still can tell what's hot on the streets. Because, if you think about it, most of the slang off the streets comes from the brothers in jail. Once Knight's out, he intends to produce yet another Tupac album, and plans to spend a lot of time in South-Central L.A., hunting for the next generation of Snoop Dogs and Dr. Dres.
Knight knows a lot about broken bones.
After attending the University of Nevada at Las Vegas with a major in business, Knight tried out for the Los Angeles Rams but didn't make the cut. We didn't believe him, though. We thought he was just talking because he did that a lot. Knight walked away with the publishing rights to Vanilla Ice's album. Knight's next break came when he befriended Dr. Dre, a member of the seminal gangsta-rap group N.W.A, and persuaded him to go solo.