The D.O.C. Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Nationality, Biography

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The D.O.C. is an American rapper, lyricist, and record maker who has delivered the independent studio collections No One Can Do It Better (1989), Helter Skelter (1996), and Deuce (2003); and an EP named Tuffest Man Alive (1988). The first of these collections had arrived at number 1 on the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums diagram, remaining there for a considerable length of time.

Height6 ft 2 in
Weight86 kg
Date of BirthJune 10, 1968
Zodiac SignGemini
GirlfriendShella Da Blasian

It had likewise been affirmed ‘Platinum’ by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The D.O.C. is likewise very much perceived for his work as an individual from the Southern hip jump bunch Fila Fresh Crew and the gangsta rap bunch N.W.A., co-composing a significant number of their deliveries. He had co-composed rapper Eazy-E’s performance debut collection named Eazy-Duz-It (1988) just as Dr. Dre’s presentation solo introduction collection named The Chronic (1992). He was likewise one of the originators of the name Death Row Records in 1992.

The D.O.C. had begun his vocation in the music business as a youngster when he had turned into an individual from the hip-jump triplet Fila Fresh Crew that had started in Dallas. During this time, he used to perform under the stage name ‘Doc-T’.

The gathering had disbanded in 1988 after which he had moved to Los Angeles to proceed with his vocation. It was there that he had begun utilizing the stage name ‘The D.O.C.’

Haha I don’t think it works like that cuzzin but I appreciate ya. https://t.co/LbdFA0DIwI

— D.O.C (@WESTCOASTDOC) January 25, 2022


In late 1989, he was associated with a genuine fender bender that had brought about the pulverizing of his larynx which had for all time changed his voice. His voice was accounted for to be 70% recuperated by 2009 and completely recuperated by 2015.

The name of his second studio collection, shifted Helter Skelter (1996), was a reference to American criminal Charles Manson’s thought that the notorious English musical gang The Beatles’ 1968 melody Helter Skelter was a coded prediction of a whole-world destroying battle in which bigot and non-bigoted white individuals would be moved into basically eliminating each other over the chronicled therapy of individuals of color.

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