DJ Quik Burned Death Row Records Royalty Check On Instagram Live The legendary West Coast producer says that songs he did with Nelly, 2Pac, and Kendrick Lamar should receive greater credit.

West Coast legend and pioneer DJ Quik jumped on social media to air out his differences with Death Row Records, who the rapper/producer claims owes him a lot more money than they’ve offered to ...

Former Death Row Records artist DJ Quik wants his credit for the work he did on hit records by the likes of 50 Cent, Nelly, 2Pac and more.

DJ Quik sets Death Row Records royalty check on fire and claims he doesn't get the respect he desreves from the industry. ... DJ Quik’s legacy in hip-hop has long been established, ...

“I had all of the drum sounds I used for Eminem, Jay Z, Truth Hurts and 50 Cent,” said Quik. He also touched on his Death Row past and Kendrick Lamar being the future.

“It wasn’t Suge that brought down Death Row either. It was Travon Lane, bitch ass,” said DJ Quik. “Scary ass nigga got that chain took and then got Tupac in there fighting.

DJ Quik Talks 2Pac Conspiracy Theories, Suge Knight's Murder Case, & History With Dr. Dre ... Quik was asked about the ongoing conspiracy theories surrounding 2Pac’s life and death.

Theories over the past years believed Death Row artist Jewell was the culprit, but Keefe pointed to Quick and DJ Theo of Real 92.3. “Me myself, I think Theo and them did ’em, the DJ dude. That ...

DJ Quik was a house producer for Death Row Records and helped develop the G-funk sound. A lot of times those records were dramatic narratives about gangbanging. He’ll talk about how that drama ...

DJ Quik visited the Sway in the Morning show to discuss his upcoming The Midnight Life album. He also told a few dope stories to boot.

DJ Quik doesn't believe Suge Knight deserves the blame for all that went wrong at Death Row Records in the mid-to-late 90s. ... Lane was reportedly a Death Row affiliate and alleged gang member, ...