Kurupt Details The HRSMN Album & Death Row Songs That Began As Freestyles

After 20 years, the HRSMN—Ras Kass, Canibus, Killah Priest and Kurupt—have released their long-awaited The Last Ride album. Kurupt joins AFH's What's The Headline to discuss the making of the project, his Death Row Records history, battle rapping and more:   0:00 Intro 1:15 How the HRSMN (Ras Kass, Canibus, Killah Priest and Kurupt) were formed 3:30 What each Horseman represents 5:30 Why Kurupt decided to join the super group 7:14 How they were able to complete the album after 20 years of setbacks 11:25 How The Last Ride album by the HRSMN was created using new and older material 14:30 The HRSMN’s desire to make their album a reality for the fans 17:20 The knowledge Kurupt got from Snoop Dogg, Daz Dillinger, Dr. Dre, Suge Knight and more 21:50 What inspired him on “Believer”   23:45 Kurupt on which classic Death Row songs that were freestyles 26:50 Kurupt on a HRSMN battle with Black Hippy, Slaughterhouse or four members of Wu-Tang Clan 28:38 Kurupt’s history with battle rapping 32:00 Kurupt’s favorite battle rappers 33:50 HRSMN rapping over Pat Benatar music   36:23 Rapping on Snoop’s “Doggy Dogg World” 36:50 Ricky Harris’ impact on Kurupt, Daz and Snoop 38:50 The MC who brought the fun to HRSMN’s The Last Ride album 40:00 How it feels to finally release the HRSMN album 41:17 The new projects Kurupt will be releasing soon, including a new album from Tha Dogg Pound