Mouse homes have become almost chronic homes.
Reportedly, Disney was interested in signing with gangster lap artist Dr. Dre after seeing the success of his 1992 debut studio album "The Chronic". I did. "Thang", "F-k wit Dre Day", "Let Me Ride".
Dr. Dre's lawyer, Peter Paterno, revealed a staggering bite in a recent interview with the "Connection is Magic" podcast, according toHypeBeast.
Disney was preparing to offer Dr. Dre a $ 4 million deal, but the artist's sultry music doesn't fit the squeaky, clean, family-friendly image. When he noticed, he reconsidered.
Paterno said he was often called to meet with Disney's then chairman and CEO Michael Eisner.
"We held these music meetings weekly with Michael Eisner at Disney. He goes when he sees Michael Eisner coming in and the record is number one." I thought he had something to do with this guy. ?? ' I said,'I will,' Paterno explained.
Paterno goes on to say: record? I go, "Well, Michael, I'll read you some of the lyrics ... Muthaf * cka, muthaf * cka. And do you know what this is on the cover? It's Marijuana's It's a leaf. "The deal was $ 4 million. He says, "I can't do that!" "That's why he's not on the label."
