Hey everybody and welcome to Wild Ride with Steve O. Oh boy is there a lot of crazy stuff happening these days and you're gonna find out about all of it very soon.

But now how about this? We got more than a legend of gangster rap on this week's episode and if you thought my voice was iconic or controversial.

Oh man, this guy is awesome. So with great honor, let me say let's get into it ladies and gentlemen, the D O C. Yeah, dude.

Hey man, I want you to meet my co-host Scott Randolph. What's up, D O C?

What should I call you? D O C or by your name? It doesn't matter. Everybody calls me Doc. Alright, alright, Doc. Alright man, what an honor, dude. A true legend of the game man.

I almost think legend doesn't even do the trick with you. You know what that's that's that's that's a blessing here. You say that bro. I'm a huge fan and we got a lot of common.

Yeah, we do. We both done a lot of crazy shit and I like time, you know. Yeah, honor is my man. Thank you very much.

I call my brother. It's it's a big deal, man. You know, I'll never forget watching a documentary. I was God. I did so much cocaine. I think I was doing cocaine and then I was like, uh, watching the documentary until I would hit pause and then go back to the

corner and then back to the documentary like I need a little time to recharge, you know.

Yeah, and while I was recharging, I was watching the documentary welcome to death row. And man, what a story that was at the end of that

documentary. Everybody was pretty much dead or in jail. And there was like hundreds of millions of dollars that had just gone missing. Yeah, right.

And you were one of the co-founders of death row. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I wanted to one of the lucky or unlucky people, depending on how you look at it.

But it was a hell of a fucking ride. I'll tell you that. That was. And to be honest with you, I learned a whole lot. It was a blessing to go through the

shit, but it was fucking crazy. I mean, you were like 2021 when that was going down, right? I was 21. If I just I just had this, I just had this monster fucking car crash on the 101 and

I was my husband voice. So I was just all fucked up really from that and that old straight from that into death row. Yeah, I mean, I know that like every comment on all this is the man is the two guys with the voices.

My my voice is not too much different from yours, man. I hear about it all the time. Dude, I made a video called Why My Voice is Showman Step and that's like the most popular video I make.

Everybody wants to know like, man, why does your voice sound like that? And it turned out I just use it bad. I just not like I just use it poorly. Yeah. Yeah.

I think I think I do that shit too.

I heard in an interview that you introduced Shugnai with Dr. Dre and obviously you introduced, you know, Dr. Dre for the reason he's a music producer. But what made you think that Shugnai would be good at like getting businesses together?

Did he have a background in making things happen like that or was he just kind of like the guy?

Shugnai had already been kind of messing around for about a year or so.

And Shugnai at that time had offices at Beverly Hills and I was coming from from Dallas, Texas, you know, coming from shit kicking to fucking Beverly Hills office.

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