Neckbone: Me & Mob James Were the First Bloods at Death Row (Part 16)
February 6, 2026
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In a revealing interview, Neckbone opens up about the early days of Death Row Records and his role alongside Mob James as some of the first Bloods affiliated with the label. Neckbone recalls late-night talks and hustling efforts with his crew to establish a structured and professional operation, complete with uniforms and a dedicated pay crew. He highlights the network they built within the community, involving various associates and music figures, while managing business and security details.
Neckbone also shares stories about supporting local talent like Zeke and the legendary “Mae,” emphasizing their tight-knit group and the challenges they faced. Despite legal troubles leading to his incarceration, Neckbone has been clean for 22 years and reflects on his past with no regrets. The conversation also touches on longtime friendships and the enduring bonds formed growing up together. This candid dialogue offers rare insight into the intertwined worlds of gang culture and West Coast hip-hop legend.
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