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Keefe D on 2Pac, Suge Knight, Biggie. Eazy-E, Mike Tyson, Orlando Anderson (Full Interview)

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Keefe D came through for yet another VladTV interview, and he started off speaking about parts of his early life that he didn’t cover in his previous interview, including having six brothers and six sisters. Speaking more about his younger years, Keefe D detailed becoming a South Side Compton Crip when he was in middle school, and he also spoke about being childhood friends with Suge Knight. During the discussion, Keefe D spoke about his nephew Orlando Anderson and his aspirations to become a rapper and watching the formation of Death Row Records. Keefe also spoke about a shooting incident involving Snoop Dogg and 2Pac, and he also addressed claims that Reggie Wright made about him. Moving along, Keefe spoke about seeing things at a Hollywood party with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett, 2Pac, MC Lyte, and Queen Latifah that didn’t sit right with him. The conversation also detailed Keefe D speaking about Orlando being beat up at the MGM, the 2Pac shooting, and comparisons to King Von and 2Pac’s deaths. To hear more, including Keefe speaking about running into Suge after 2Pac’s death, and his beef with Boosie, hit the full interview above.

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Keefe DSouth Side Compton CripSuge Knight DuringOrlando AndersonDeath Row Records KeefeSnoop DoggReggie WrightWill Smith

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