Married to the Game

Formed in the early '90s by Suge Knight, music label Death Row Records once boasted an impressive roster of hip hop talent including Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and the late Tupac Shakur, all of whom released seminal rap albums under the Death Row moniker. The controversial label later suffered a series of dramatic setbacks, including the death of Tupac, artists' in-fighting, declining album sales and a multi-million dollar lawsuit launched, in part, by Death Row co-founder Lydia Harris. In MARRIED TO THE GAME Harris discusses the story of the label and how it was eventually brought down.