Suge Knight shut down rumors that Drake purchased Tupac’s Death Row chain, insisting the piece is pretend and warning the rapper to confront whoever offered it.

Suge Knight is within the information a lot, he may as effectively be free. But the previous CEO of Death Row Records is asking foul on experiences that Drake bought one in all Tupac Shakur’s authentic Death Row Records chains. Big Boss is saying the declare is “not true” and that solely he personally handed out official items. I feel he would know.

In a recorded interview, the incarcerated Death Row founder defined the importance of the chains he created within the Nineteen Nineties.

“When I came up with the idea to make the Death Row chains, one, it had never been done before. Two, it was like having your flag — you can’t tuck it. It means something,” Knight stated to The Art of Dialogue weblog. “I’m the only one handing them out.”

Knight recalled that Snoop Dogg initially wore one however later opted for a customized “dog paw” chain as a result of consideration it introduced. Others, like Death Row associates Buntry and Andre, acquired genuine items.

According to Knight, Tupac requested for a sequence instantly after his launch from jail in 1995. Instead of commissioning a brand new one, Shakur requested Knight’s private diamond-encrusted piece.

“Pac said, ‘You my big bro, let me wear yours. That’s more important,’” Knight stated. “So he got my chain right then.”

Knight insisted that opposite to resurfaced rumors, no different artists or executives possessed official Death Row chains. “Nobody had a Death Row chain. Never in life,” he stated. He made it clear that no ladies had the chains both.

Addressing the Drake hypothesis straight, Knight didn’t blame the Toronto rapper however condemned whoever allegedly offered him the merchandise.

“If Drake really trying to do something to honor Tupac, he should f### with the people who really stood by him, not the weirdos who were jealous or had something to do with his downfall,” Knight stated. “Whoever sold you that chain, Drake — you need to go beat his a##.”

Knight concluded by stressing the piece in query is “not a Tupac chain” and “not a Death Row chain,” dismissing the whole story as one other try and “rewrite history.”

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