“We were on a shaking-hand basis from 2016 all the way up until right after he acquired Death Row,” London said. “He was like, ‘You’re going to be the flagship of Death Row,’” London recalled. He even appeared on Snoop’s “Funky Christmas,” a successor to the label’s holiday-themed compilation, Christmas on Death Row (1996). George Clinton made his way onto several Death Row tracks and Suge Knight recently revealed that 2Pac was campaigning to get Aaliyah signed to the label, too. “I’m going to retire with Death Row… movies, podcasts, TV shows—anything I can bring to the table other than just music,” he said.