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Doggie Diamonds (born Gregory Lewis on February 25th and raised on Brooklyn, New York) is Co-Chief Executive Officer of ForbezDVD.com

He was a member of the Little Bastards signed to Tommy Boy’s/Livin’ Large record label in 1992 and received a production deal with Track Masters releasing the single, “B**** Get a Job.” Immediately following this (and still just 15), he dj’d a 30-day Source Magazine tour for the group, as well as for famed hip-hop veteran, Roxanne Shante, for her public appearances.

At 17, he produced for Biggie Smalls, Junior Mafia and Lil Kim, and later for Smif 'n Wessun, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGLc7gB3xjI&feature=youtu.be among many others/

Diamonds took a break from music and commenced an independent career in film production, conducting interviews for The "Come Up DVD" and teamed up with business associate, M. Reck, to assist with the critically acclaimed street dvd, “Outside Hot 97.” Later, Diamonds would share ownership of the www.ForbezDVD.com brand with M. Reck.

ForbezDvd.com, a one-stop entertainment site for exclusive hip-hop interviews, sports, news and documentaries was formed in 2008. The name was inspired by 50 Cent’s 2007 hit record, “I get money.”

ForbezDVD.com is well noted for their in-depth interview with widow, Liza Rios (of deceased rapper Big Pun).