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In a revealing interview, Daz Dillinger recounts a tense incident at Solar Studios during the early Death Row era involving Suge Knight. According to Daz, Suge pistol-whipped two men who were caught using a studio phone without permission. After a lengthy warning about excessive phone bills, Suge confronted the offenders, pulling a gun on them and humiliating one by stripping him. When resistance followed, Suge reportedly fired shots near the men's heads, commanding one to perform a demeaning act involving his brother—a demand that was refused. The violent showdown reportedly disrupted a Dr. Dre recording session and is said to be captured on tape. Despite threats, the victims pressed charges and eventually sued Suge Knight, securing a settlement from Death Row Records. Daz reflects on the harsh, gangster environment that characterized the label during that era, highlighting the dangerous and volatile atmosphere behind the scenes as iconic hip-hop albums were created.
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