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Rick Barnes on Dalton Knecht's time with the Los Angeles Lakers and the VFL's excitement for a fresh start with the New York Knicks.
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Dr. Dre called himself hip hop’s first billionaire on camera in 2014. It took Forbes 12 years to agree.
That one video reportedly cost the deal $200 million.
In the video below, Dre and Jimmy Iovine tell the story of the night it leaked.
Apple was about to buy Beats, the headphone company they built together, for around $3 billion. For weeks, nothing leaked.
Iovine called Dre with a warning straight out of Goodfellas. “Don’t buy any furs. Don’t buy cars. Don’t get showy. Don’t move this weekend.”
“Got you,” Dre said.
That Friday night, Puff Daddy called Iovine, yelling. Dre and Tyrese Gibson were celebrating on Facebook.
“The first billionaire in hip hop right here from the West Coast,” Dre told the camera.
According to a book by Tripp Mickle, Tim Cook took $200 million off the price. Dre later called that night one of the three most embarrassing moments of his life.
Forbes kept him off the billionaire list until 2026. “I don’t chase money,” he told them this year. “I try to make the money chase me.”
The case for Dre: it was the biggest night of his career, and Apple signed anyway.
On the Street, nobody opened the champagne until the wire cleared.
So was one night of celebrating worth $200 million, or should he have listened to Jimmy?
Cam Tatum retweeted
Dr. Dre called himself hip hop’s first billionaire on camera in 2014. It took Forbes 12 years to agree.
That one video reportedly cost the deal $200 million.
In the video below, Dre and Jimmy Iovine tell the story of the night it leaked.
Apple was about to buy Beats, the headphone company they built together, for around $3 billion. For weeks, nothing leaked.
Iovine called Dre with a warning straight out of Goodfellas. “Don’t buy any furs. Don’t buy cars. Don’t get showy. Don’t move this weekend.”
“Got you,” Dre said.
That Friday night, Puff Daddy called Iovine, yelling. Dre and Tyrese Gibson were celebrating on Facebook.
“The first billionaire in hip hop right here from the West Coast,” Dre told the camera.
According to a book by Tripp Mickle, Tim Cook took $200 million off the price. Dre later called that night one of the three most embarrassing moments of his life.
Forbes kept him off the billionaire list until 2026. “I don’t chase money,” he told them this year. “I try to make the money chase me.”
The case for Dre: it was the biggest night of his career, and Apple signed anyway.
On the Street, nobody opened the champagne until the wire cleared.
So was one night of celebrating worth $200 million, or should he have listened to Jimmy?
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Both are 3-1... Fazion has 53 carries for 130 yards, and 3 TDs on the ground. GMAC has 13 carries for -1 yard, and 0 TDs on the ground. I am not advocating for one over the other. I am just curious as to what everyone thinks? Who would you go with, and why?
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Three touchdowns taken off the board for Tennessee today for penalties at South Carolina. I have never seen this happen in a game ever before.