BG KNocc Out Interview!
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1. How did you first get in contact with Eazy-E ?
Through a mutual friend of ours, particularly a cat named Big Daddy Pat.
2. What went thru your mind when you heard Eazy-E died? & do you still remember he’s last words regarding you?
I was devastated and in a state of shock. It was unbelievable then after all these years, it’s still hard to believe. The most resonating words I remember from Eazy is that I was to be the next him.
3. What are your feelings on Suge Knight and what do you think about Mr. Knight's negative comments on your late friend, Eazy-E?
I have nothing against Suge but I couldn’t care less about his business tactics. I’ve not heard these comments from Suge but I can say that we ran into him on numerous occasions and he never tried to get physical. These comments probably arose from him having to pay Ruthless 6 years ago after Dre was signed to Death Row.
4. Do you still keep in contact with Ex-Ruthless artists & affiliates like Dirty Red & Rhythm D?
No. I still got much love for the Ruthless family but we have not made contact since my incarceration.
5. DPG, there was some major beef going on back in the days but tell me, How far did that go? And what made you squash it?
The beef almost got out of control at one point but luckily it didn’t. We squashed it because we recognized the futility of it. Not long before I came to prison we met at a studio to discuss business and future collaborations.
6. What was the beef Eazy had with Tweedy Bird Loc? Did it ever get heated? Was it squashed?
Tweedy Bird was most likely mad because E. didn’t sign him to Ruthless. They both were from the same neighbourhood and for some reason people here think that warrants you to help them if you make it big.
7. What’s keeping your mind straight after all these years in prison?
I do a lot of praying and I also read a lot. I try to maintain an equalibrium of mind, body and spirit.
8.Will we ever see you back in the rap scene like in 94-96?
Most likely you will. My lyrics are tighter then ever. All I got to say is watch out music industry.
9. Any album plans when you are out? If so, is there already a title for the album? What are the plans?
All plans are tentative. One idea I had was to name my first come back album “Apathy”. The album will explain the choice of mine because I’m coincide with the contents of each song.
10. Any thing you like to say to the fans?
Id like to say thank you for even lending an ear to my music to see if it was worth listen to. There’s nothing like creating a piece of art an having someone to actually appreciate it, it truly means a lot. Sorry for letting you all down by ending up in this predicament but I let myself down even more. I’m one that believes everything happens for a reason and I believe I was predestined to come here to learn something I needed to know.
Anyway, If God wills, Ill be back at you in the near future and this time I’m upping the ante. Reading much has given me more things to talk about so you’ll hear my opinion on many issues. I just hope you’ll appreciate it as much or even more than my first project.
Through a mutual friend of ours, particularly a cat named Big Daddy Pat.
2. What went thru your mind when you heard Eazy-E died? & do you still remember he’s last words regarding you?
I was devastated and in a state of shock. It was unbelievable then after all these years, it’s still hard to believe. The most resonating words I remember from Eazy is that I was to be the next him.
3. What are your feelings on Suge Knight and what do you think about Mr. Knight's negative comments on your late friend, Eazy-E?
I have nothing against Suge but I couldn’t care less about his business tactics. I’ve not heard these comments from Suge but I can say that we ran into him on numerous occasions and he never tried to get physical. These comments probably arose from him having to pay Ruthless 6 years ago after Dre was signed to Death Row.
4. Do you still keep in contact with Ex-Ruthless artists & affiliates like Dirty Red & Rhythm D?
No. I still got much love for the Ruthless family but we have not made contact since my incarceration.
5. DPG, there was some major beef going on back in the days but tell me, How far did that go? And what made you squash it?
The beef almost got out of control at one point but luckily it didn’t. We squashed it because we recognized the futility of it. Not long before I came to prison we met at a studio to discuss business and future collaborations.
6. What was the beef Eazy had with Tweedy Bird Loc? Did it ever get heated? Was it squashed?
Tweedy Bird was most likely mad because E. didn’t sign him to Ruthless. They both were from the same neighbourhood and for some reason people here think that warrants you to help them if you make it big.
7. What’s keeping your mind straight after all these years in prison?
I do a lot of praying and I also read a lot. I try to maintain an equalibrium of mind, body and spirit.
8.Will we ever see you back in the rap scene like in 94-96?
Most likely you will. My lyrics are tighter then ever. All I got to say is watch out music industry.
9. Any album plans when you are out? If so, is there already a title for the album? What are the plans?
All plans are tentative. One idea I had was to name my first come back album “Apathy”. The album will explain the choice of mine because I’m coincide with the contents of each song.
10. Any thing you like to say to the fans?
Id like to say thank you for even lending an ear to my music to see if it was worth listen to. There’s nothing like creating a piece of art an having someone to actually appreciate it, it truly means a lot. Sorry for letting you all down by ending up in this predicament but I let myself down even more. I’m one that believes everything happens for a reason and I believe I was predestined to come here to learn something I needed to know.
Anyway, If God wills, Ill be back at you in the near future and this time I’m upping the ante. Reading much has given me more things to talk about so you’ll hear my opinion on many issues. I just hope you’ll appreciate it as much or even more than my first project.
Funny, because I just picked up two CDs the other day with BG Knoccout featured on them. One was this rapper from I think Gardena named Q'sta which was released in 98 with RBX and BG Knoccout featured on the track. The other CD was a new release by Snoop's Doggystyle label titled IV Life Underground Vol. 1 or something like that. Anyways, one track on there has Dresta & BG Knoccout on it and the CD was released just recently. So did he record verses before he went to jail and they are buying them or is he doing a Mac Dre/X-raided type of thing?
