Suge Knight Says 2Pac Called Out Dr. Dre

Suge Knight has never been known to shy away from throwing dirt on former associates and revisiting old feuds. The former Death Row Records head says that, not only is the music business full of homosexuality, but also the late 2Pac once called out Dr. Dre for his alleged sexuality.

"Ninety-five percent of them is closet cases," Knight told radio host Howard Stern. "I wouldn't say ninety-five percent because I don't know all of them, I know the ones that was on my label [Death Row] was like that -- recently, [Dr.] Dre went to my P.O. and tried to get me violated, he snitched on me. I haven't even seen the guy since I've been home. I'm on parole -- anyway, he went to my P.O. ... He basically put a restraining order on me. Only people I know put a restraining order on somebody, unless it's a battered woman, wife, baby mama, I don't know a so-called gangster rapper going to put a restraining order against another man. I'm saying he's gay because there's a guy named Bruce and they've been together for years."

"We had meetings in the red room and once we had these meetings, you had to put everything on the table," Knight continued. "Everybody had some drinks and wasn't nobody lying. Anybody got caught lying, it was always a consequence. So Tupac stood up and said, 'I'm tired of this, I'm tired of this. Dre, you's a f*ggot.' Dre said, 'First of all, I'm not a f*ggot.' He said, 'OK, then you're a homosexual.' He said, 'I'm not a homosexual.' .... Dre, you's a f*ggot."

Suge Knight Threatens Rick Ross?

Suge Knight blasted Rick Ross in a recently-released interview with 93.5's Tattoo and Cee Cee because of Ross' track "Tupac Back." Knight says that for Ross to release a song referencing Tupac while maintaining ties to Diddy, Knight's long-time nemesis and a man Knight has implicated in the death of Tupac, is a slap in the face.

"I can't sit up here and say I'm bitter to Rick Ross, 'cus like anybody else, we don't know Rick Ross," Suge said. "That's a guy who uses somebody else's name. This guy comes from being a correctional officer. I don't got nothing negative [against him] personally, I just feel like he do do good music, and you can't take that from him. That boy got bars, he's gonna write…at the same time, I feel like there's a line you cross, and Rick Ross crossed that line. If you're gonna be with a guy [Diddy] who killed Tupac, you can't go turn around and do a record [called] 'Tupac Back'…Rick Ross is a grown ass n***a. I'll beat the dog sh*t out of Rick Ross for manipulating these people out here."

Waka Flocka Never Teamed With Suge?

Despite reports several months ago that rapper Waka Flocka Flame had signed a management agreement with former Death Row head Suge Knight, Waka is now saying that there was never any type of deal in place between he and the notorious former mogul.

"I ain't sign no partnership with Suge Knight ever in my life," Wakal said. "Suge to me, he was just an OG in the game. If a guy go [and] express his feelings towards me and tell me what he like of me or the mistakes he made so I don't make the mistakes, why not listen to him? You feel what I'm saying? Just because you talk, holla at a person or eat a burger with a person, hang with a person for a day, don't mean they handling all of your business. They scared of that sh*t, though, so they gonna throw it in the media. They don't want it with a n***a like Suge."

DJ Whoo Kid's Suge Knight Story

DJ Whoo Kid shared an old story that involved an altercation between his G-Unit compadres and notorious hip hop mogul Suge Knight. Whoo Kid said that the incident occurred because Knight was angry with 50 Cent for using an unreleased 2Pac verse on his song "Tha Realest Killaz."

"I got paid five G's to DJ at a club in [Los Angeles], but I didn't know that they were promoting [the event] on LA radio, so good old Suge Knight is in his car tuning in," he explained. "It was [at] the time that I leaked the 50 Cent and 2Pac song 'Tha Realest Killaz,' which was a record that Snoop Dogg couldn't clear on his album, so whoever they [originally] gave the record to, they gave it to me, so I kinda spliced it up [with a verse from 50 Cent] and made it a bigger record, 'cus it was a verse [from 2Pac] that nobody ever heard, and the fact that [Snoop] couldn't clear it, he gave it to me to leak."

"Suge Knight took it upon himself to 'find me' that day…he set it up [so] that everybody in [the club I was DJing in] was in [the 34th Street Gang]…the promoter got tricked, too," Whoo Kid continued. "The promoter gave me the five G's and once I got to the stage, of course, at the time 'In Da Club' was the biggest record, so of course the first record I played was 'In Da Club.' So as soon as I played 'In Da Club,' the whole club turned and looked at me…[then] the promoter came up to me and was like, 'We gotta get you out of here…Suge Knight's in the front. We're trying to call the cops so he don't come in, but he wants to come in'…we started running out the back, I'm jumping in the van, and then for some reason - I don't know where, but C-Lo got the dirtiest looking gun I ever seen in my life…so I'm looking up and I see the 34th Street Gang running up to us with knives, so I'm like, 'Holy sh*t, I'm about to get stabbed for some 50 sh*t!' I'm like, 'Yo, get the gun!' By the time [C-Lo] grabs it…the police come [up]…[C-Lo] throws the gun all the way to back of the van. The cops grab the 34th Street Gang, and we peel off."

Irv Gotti Reveals Suge Knight Deal

Former Murder Inc. mogul Irv Gotti claims that former Death Row Records head Suge Knight was planning to launch a music industry union for artists. He says that the two label heads were working to create a labor union for recording artists.

"It wasn't a distribution; it was a union. In the music business, the artists, we have no union. There's no health care, it's nothing like that. It should be done," Gotti explained in an interview. "It was all his plan, and it was a h*ll of a plan -- He was like, 'OK, say you got a million-dollar budget. We're gonna make the record label make it a million and one.' Now, this will all get recouped back to the artist, but that hundred thousand will go for the union."

Gotti's Murder Inc offices were raided in 2003, resulting in a rapid decline for the impresario and producer.

Suge Knight Sentenced To Probation

Former Death Row Records CEO Marion “Suge” Knight has been sentenced to three years of probation for a driving infraction. The infraction occurred earlier this year. Back in February, Knight was arrested for driving on a suspended license.

The incident is one in a long line of legal slip-ups for Knight, ranging from lawsuits to felonies to minor traffic violations.

According to reports, Knight pleaded no contest to the charge and was subsequently sentenced to 36 months of unsupervised probation.

Suge Knight Disses Diddy

Suge Knight hasn't let go of the 1990s. The former Death Row Records head took a shot at Sean "Diddy" Combs in a recent spontaneous interview with TMZ. Suge called Diddy "Bucky" and ranted a little about 2Pac's death. [video here]

"We working on these movies right now. Documentaries..." Suge said when asked about his current projects--before adding, "I ain't like those other dudes in the business. I'm th eone who don't go snitching. Everybody else is telling. That's why I'm the only one to do time [and] everybody else never go. "

A lot of those dudes say they love 'Pac but at the same time, they be doin' sh*t for, like, Bucky--I mean, Puffy--whatever it is," Suge said in an obvious dig to his former rival. Knight also added cryptically, "Once now all the truth comes out on all the people who did 'Pac wrong--we still gotta be back on that mission."

Suge Knight In Vegas Brawl

Former Death Row Records mogul has found himself in yet another incident. According to reports, Knight got into a fight in Las Vegas. The fight allegedly happened at the Aria hotel this past Saturday (March 13.)

There is video footage of what appears to be Suge throwing a series of punches. A witness says the man challenged Knight, which quickly turned into a physical altercation.

Cops soon arrived, but reportedly Suge was not arrested.

Suge Knight Not Arrested in Tupac Shakur Killing

LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – A fake “video” claims Suge Knight killed Tupac Shakur and that Suge Knight has been arrested tonight December 29, 2010. Unless you watch carefully, you may miss that the “video” is a fake.

Twitter tonight is heating up with a video that is going to fume Fox 11 News Los Angeles and KTLA News Los Angeles station managers. Why? Some person has taken old TV news footage of two different reports, from two different news channels, and put them together into one video. The purpose is to make it appear as though Knight has been arrested inthe killing of Tupac Shakur.

How did this all start?

A video circulating on YouTube (see below) begins with footage from an Fox 11 News Los Angeles evening news broadcast. The TV anchor is well known to LA residents as evening news anchor. In the video, an interview is conducted about an “October” documentary regarding the death of Tupac Shakur.

Then, suddenly the video cuts to KTLA’s Morning News. If you look, you can even see the time stamp on the broadcast as shortly after 8 am PST. That KTLA news clip shows Knight being arrested. But the viewer is not told that the arrest is for a different matter unrelated to Shakur.

The video is a fake. Knight has not been arrested for the murder ofTupac.

The greater question is whether this video will start a new trend for fake celebrity reports – the manipulation of old broadcast video footage, and then viral posting of the video on social networking sites.

People should play with people lives like this. 

SOURCE