The History of Aftermath 

Dream team

And add lady of rage and xzibit and Obie trice and d12 and n.w.a

To be fair eve was successful under Swiss beats/ruff ryders

Remove Eve from the list

Even Pac got the slice of the cake

Dre and suge had different visions clearly.

Well said

Dre is evil.

@@dk897 Is this like an illuminati thing or something else?

That’s always been my problem with Suge Knight. Death row could have been one of the most successful record labels in history, not just hip-hop but in all music. Suge I was so focused on trying to be a gangsta that he actually made that his first priority which ended up getting 2Pac killed and making Dr. Dre leave. I get that they had a hard image but there are ways to uphold that without putting your artist in danger like he did. Can you imagine what would’ve happened if Suge would have left all of the street stuff behind after they got to park out of prison and Dr. Dre would’ve stayed on and he let Dr. Dre continue to be the creative force? He still would’ve been under jimmy Ivene which means he still would’ve gotten a hold of Eminem’s demo tape . Man if all that could’ve happened and we would still have 2Pac alive and on the same label as Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound, Nate Dogg, Eminem, Game, 50 cent and Kendrick. Now sure there might’ve been some events slightly change but it’s not completely out of the question to say there’s a chance that all of those artist would’ve gone on and sign to death row. I was a huge Deathrow fan back in the day and it was so heartbreaking to see what was a dynasty of a label just fall apart in 12 months. Anyone that knew anything about the music and knew that Dr. Dre leaving wasn’t a good thing so I was bummed about that and then when 2pac got killed you knew it was pretty much over. The Makaveli album came out after he died and a couple really good 2Pac albums came out over the next three or four years and then we had Snoop’s Tha Dogg Father come out and despite everything that happened that album still managed to go double platinum but after he went on tour for that album that was it he laughed and death row was never that label ever again after that.

and also every second reaction video on youtube is on Eminem song...

@@Vsk-ksV 💯🙌

And black people don’t dictate if he can’t become King of Rap. So Em is King even if he is not white.

music to be murdered by was the one that kinda saved his reputation but his upcoming album will be huge forsure he is getting so many daily streams lately i think after his superbowl performance shit will get real again

@@josemanuelzamora4949 he's already a God tho. Lol.

That’s why I made it

I agree. Aftermath is like the REAL death row. Like it's the officially "label" if pac was still alive kind of vibe

Wahyuningsih Hidayatullah much appreciated

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@@dias5720 well well i guess we have something in common, it all started from eminem tho

@@wahyuningsihh I'm just looking for a video about aftermath records,And find your comments at the very top

@@wahyuningsihh I followed dre from nwa, death row to aftermath record

Not only that, but Kendrick Lamar, also off Aftermath, was the first rapper to ever win a Pulitzer Prize

@@ColianWire Yup, Aftermath is responsible for some of the BIGGEST impacts in hip hop.

Its possible these days hun. You should post a video of you playing a piano cover of "Still Dre". The piano chords in that song are legendary

@@SegaGentleman That's Scott Storch, right? Havnt heard about him in a minute..he was on a serious run for a while.

@@brazenlilhussy5975 yea. Just saw a video of him on Vlad saying how Dre wouldnt let him leave the studio after hearing him play the keys. Buddy said drugs caused him to burn that bridge smh.

It IS possible. There is a market for classical music 🎵

@@SegaGentleman it’s 3 chords hun

Agreed

Decade? More like the last 3 decades

@关羽 Eminem always been about this you just ain’t been listeninng

I gotta a feeling it's dropping this year

Good music video too!

I truly appreciate it. More will be coming out too.

To me, it is

Respect

A great movie

F**k yeah, it really was

I appreciate this info. I plan to eventually make a follow up vid. I’m also upvoting all correct info in the comments. I want people to have the true facts. Thank you

Thank you!

Left out a lot of shit (Eve, Truth Hurts, Rakim, Joell Ortiz etc.), and got some facts wrong. This vid was trash overall

@@KaiSimmons malibu by anderson paak wasn’t even released on aftermath, he got some facts wrong

Got more coming!

@@ColianWire Maaaaaannn!!! Alert bell -- CLICK! #CANTWAIT

Thank you so much

Thank you so much!

thank you, so much! I do plan to make more vids, and even have the dialogue for my next done, and it’s production is in the works! However, I have gone through something (which I covered in the last video I uploaded) and it is now much more difficult to record the dialogue for my videos. I still will be putting more out however!

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Its the greatest record label

@关羽 They were all great in their time but can you honestly say any of them are the home of multi platinum artist 20 years later after their creation? Aftermath is the only label that still has artist on their label 20 years after it started that will still produce a platinum album. Hey I have bought albums from those other labels before that I still love today but the fact of the matter is that most hip-hop labels all follow the same formula whether it’s Bad Boy, Rap-a-lot, No Limit, Shady, Death Row, etc, when they first start out it’s because they have some hot ax usually the top in the business. The next 4 to 6 years they have a really good run and you have one or two artists that are the top artist of the day and then you have 2 to 4 other artists that will also sell about half as good as the top artist but as year six or seven rolls around the top artist stop going platinum and start going gold, and the smaller artist won’t even go gold anymore and then pretty soon even if they are still around today they’re not making noise like they used to. Kendrick Lamar‘s last album on aftermath went triple platinum and I’m pretty sure his next album on the aftermath will at least go platinum. And before anyone says Kendrick Is sign to TDE, you are right but he is also sign to aftermath.

Thank you

I’ll pass it on

Appreciate it

You mean so you don’t forget about Dre?

@@markmortensen8564 You can only act like you’ve forgotten about Dre 😂

But if you're senile how are you gonna remember to watch it?🤔🤣. Ah it's all good, I'll remind ya buddy!😉😊

@@brazenlilhussy5975 who is this? I don’t remember leaving a comment here. Where am I?

Thanks I appreciate that a lot!

@@ColianWire legend stuff right there bruh 🇺🇸🇸🇷👌🤘

@@ColianWire hey bro i have to asked u this was Suge Knight Dr dre bodyguard 🤔

@@shakirakiravangee984 i have a separate vid on Suge on my channel. I don’t believe so but he was a bodyguard for other rappers. He may not have been Dre’s “bodyguard”, but if you messed with Dre when he was with Suge, you’d probably get dealt with.

No hay problema. ¡Me alegra que disfrutes el video y te deseo la mejor de las suertes!

@@ColianWire ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fP9PcbLYL0Y.html

Yeah 50 is my favorite rapper

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Eminem has stayed with Aftermath for the longest period of time outta all of the artists that Dr. Dre has signed. I feel signing him is the best thing that has ever happened to him. They are actually really good friends in real life. Dr. Dre helped Eminem with his music career when nobody else wanted to listen to him. Dr. Dre stepped right in to get Eminem’s music out there for everybody to hear. Some people like his music and some people don’t. At least, Dre has appeared on all of Eminem’s albums. Eminem has done 10 albums with Aftermath. That’s an accomplishment. Eminem has worked with Puff Daddy, 2Pac, Biggie, The Outlawz, Rihanna, T.I., 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, Nate Dogg, The Game and many more.

Nah, cuz it’s a pile of different shit in one package.

he doesnt like Em

What? Please elaborate, I’m interested.

@@ColianWire After Dre left Death Row from being treated like "Boot Camp" (Easy E) he started "Aftermath". He grabbed some catz from Pittsburgh PA. Mel man, Sam sneed, buddah (Stephen Anderson), and Cris Nolan from Beltzhoover. Both projects went wood but they're all still producing and doing movie scores

I been thinking about that. I got a video in the works that covers an artist from aftermath + some recent label updates relevant to them, but you think it needs like a WHOLE new video or just like a… part 2 update?

@@ColianWire Yeah maybe like a part 2

Thanks 4 the info. Good to hear

And 50, and now Kendrick

Huh?

You’re right. When I eventually redo this video down the line I will correct my mistake. Thank you for pointing it out.

It work?

50 put Game onto a major label where he released his breakout album. And Snoop was the first artist to debut there en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doggystyle

@@ColianWire 50 cent did not put game to a major label. Jt da bigga figga put game onto aftermath. From that point Dre and jimmy put game with G-Unit to help market him. Dre already had game signed to aftermath before he worked with 50 cent

@@juicem2975 you’re right. That’s all correct. His first features with 50 are what put him into the mainstream spotlight initially, so thats why I believed that. Thank you for the further info

Now Death Row is back, under Snoop. A great victory