90s rap. Untouchable. I’m 41 now and was in middle/high school when this came out. Crazy you only know Dr Dre from the headphones. Oh dear. 😭 This, Snoop Doggystyle, WuTang, 2Pac All Eyez on Me, Nas and Outlast were all bumping in my 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra in high school lololol 👍🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Agree with everything you say, I’m 43 and would be bumping all those in my 88 Oldsmobile cutlass Calais and continued in my 89 Pontiac grand am those were the days!. Awe I loved those 2 cars! Dogg pond dj quick cypress hill and eazy e are some others, just saying!
The 90's was when gangs were really going after each other, there was a lot of stuff to rap about going on in the 90's. Kids now think Gucci Mane or Drake is gangster, when Snoop Dogg at least back then anyways was a real member of the Long Beach Crips. Lots of the old school Rap artists were real intercity gang members, not these made for the Music industry pop personalities.
@Iris E lol... This ain't about you. 1. He's never heard those songs. 2. They aren't overplayed to him. 3. He asked for a suggestions. 4. I gave him the ones everyone typically likes. 5. You want to give him some random B side track suggestion because its not "overplayed",knock yourself out. 6. These songs are 25 plus years old. Of course they're tired to those of us who heard them years ago.
@@alansouthall8221 I can go back to the 80s lol. One of my favorites was Break 4 Love by Raze, Bounce ,Rock ,Skate ,Roll by Vaugh Mason the same person who wrote Break 4 Love. Firecracker by Brass Construction, No Parking On The Dance Floor by Midnight Star, Heartbeat by Taana Gardner etc. Love the 80s
The 90's was the golden era of hip hop. Dre, Snoop, Biggie, 2 pac., Naughty by Nature, Wu Tang, and tons of others. All became huge during this era with landmark albums.
You have to watch Straight Out Of The Compton" to get some of the history. NWA - You've basically entered a whole new world and we are here for the ride ☺
When Snoop first started out he was so shy, he hated cameras and rarely made eye contact with the cameras! Gin and Juice was always my favorite and i love Snoop till this day!! Foxy Brown was really good and her song "Ill be" is one of my favorites but its Explicit to say the least hahaha
NWA (Easy-E and Dr. Dre)was original gangster. They were informing all us kids from the burbs, what was really going on in the hood. It was eye opening and necessary.
I apologize for not mentioning Ice Cube and MC Ren. NWA was great because the 4 together were powerful. Take any one away and its not as strong. I only listed Easy & Dre because I thought they have more name recognition with a younger generation
@@brianbarnett1004 of course man and yeah I understand but ice cube is still very popular , he’s one of my favourites rappers ever so I got a bit defensive lol
@Iris E yes, I exactly know where you’re coming from. Hate was just a figure of speech, my bad. There are many songs I feel that way about & many are for the same reason. At first they are not bad but when it’s overdone you hate the first note when it begins. It’s probably better this way, the world would be boring if we all agreed on everything all the time. Lol! Stay safe out there ✌🏻
These two completely changed the game. Music history my friend. Understanding the history of music can make it better. Understand the context, culture of the time, and influence of innovators.
Tupac was next on Death Row's label. Dre, Snoop, and Pac made a lot of money for the label before Suge Knight messed it all up. They were three major Rappers for sure
@@russellm1883 yes, you’re right. It was from I want’a do something freaky to you. It’s very common for many rappers to take or sample parts of older songs & incorporate them into their mix. Thanks for reminding me of this ✌🏻
This samples Leon Haywood - "I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You". West Coast selection is off the chain. "California Love" should be next, but there's so many classics. Dr. Dre has collaborations with all kinds of people. I saw Burt Bacharach pull out a tape, and he was like "Dr. Dre sent me this beat".
Aaaaand this is why people over 30 don't like todays mumble rap, we had gems like this that showed true talent. When Nuthin but a G thang came out it really changed the game when it came to rap music. This song basically became the national anthem for gangsters lol
This video made me smile, I’m in my 30’s with an older brother into gangster rap from the 90’s, I remember the first time hearing this too, you can’t explain it, the whole album is a masterpiece, simply perfect from start to finish, let me ride is another noted song on the album
Im a 43-year old white dude from the northern parts of Sweden and music like this was a huge part of my teenage years. New rap can't even compete but hey, im old so what do I know.
I’m not gonna lie I feel old as hell watching you listening to some of the music I grew up to! Lol I forget not everyone grew up listening to this music or a wide range of music like I did! But I love your reactions! The music is bringing back great memories!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I love your reactions! So pure! I will age myself now. Lol, this is the Snoop and Dre that I remember. I grew up in SoCal. The party you see in the video is real. We used to go to these parties that started in the early afternoon and ended in the early morning. Dre, Snoop and Nate Dog would show up with their crew and party before moving on to the studio. It was when they became big, and the beefs became dangerous that it all stopped. But those were good times. This song always reminds me of summer.
The scene when they entered the party, the guy wearing the white hat and the Dickie outfit (old school lol) who went straight to the fridge filled with forties, was The DOC! He was down with them (Dre, Snoop, NWA) too and did his own music; but unfortunately was in a very serious car accident that severed his vocal chords and did major damage to his voice. He chose to step behind the scenes and get into production. His hit song, It’s Gettin’ Funky Enough, is hot though and definitely worth checking out! He’s also Erykah Badu’s daughters’ father.
Dr. Dre was rapping since the late 1980s. He was one of the founding members of NWA. Btw, even in the early 1990s when this song came out, those cars were still OLD SCHOOL. Those are old1950s cars that they convert into lowriders.
These Guys are 2of the main Inventors of the Rap/Hip Hop "muti-super-genre”! West Coast God's, actually; as far as in the The Rock Age music mythology, anyways! 💘uJ❣️ Thank You, 🎵J🔺yvee📺 T🔻🎶
Dr Dre was a legend even back in France when I first listened to hip hop in the late 90's with Chronic 2001, later I discovered the 1st Chronic and though different, it was still amazing, especially the beats.. Both of them still in the game to this day it's crazy
The Chronic is a classic album. Lets watch the video a 3rd time. Still D.R.E. or Dre Day are 2 other cool songs by these 2. Forget about Dre with Eminem is another classic.
It saddens me that there is a whole generation of people who don't know about Snoop back in the day. I'm thankful for these reaction channels not just for the rock and metal reviews but for the young kids learning about shit their parents listened to.
How can anyone not know this? I'm from eastern Europe, far far away from California, Compton and Inglewood but I know this BY HEART !!! 90's hip hop is what I'll listen to till the day I die!
I grew-up in LA County (Gardena, CA) during the 90's and early 2000s. These songs aren't just classic West Coast hip-hop but classic hip-hop in general. I feel that all the younger generations should know about these songs and I'm shocked and saddened when such mega hits are unknown by them.
No better way to point out the age gap by telling us the first you heard of Dr. Dre is his headphones😂😂 keep up the great work! I relive my youth through your reactions😁
The LBC! That's my hometown. Long Beach! Snoop went to high school across town from me and was just a bit older, but I still ran into him at a couple of parties. Back then, though, he was Calvin. "Snoop" came a bit later. And VIP Records is around the corner from my friend's house.
1992 was the first year of the golden age of West Coast rap. The Chronic came out that year along with The Predator by Ice Cube, Dead Serious by Das FX, Guerrillas In The Mist by Da Lench Mob. 1993 hit, Doggy Style hit the charts, 19 Naughty III by Naighty By Nature, 187 He Wrote by Spice 1, Til Death Do Us Part by Geto Boys, and it was batting 1000 on the west coast (not to say the aforementioned were all West Coast rappers).
Gin and juice by Snoop is a nice song. Great reaction. My younger sisters generation of music. That's why I know it. After my time. Usually I say a song is before my time. Lol
I live near Atlanta, Ga and my first trip to Cali was in '84. I had never seen cars like that! My 5th grade self seriously thought they were going to transform into robots! These two guys were true poets...and still are!
Loved this, love seeing people gettin turned on to great music. Yeah man, you don't just get OG status, you gotta earn it. These guys changed the world.
This was the time. There wouldn't be many rappers if it wasn't for Dre. Period. These are the goats. Used to cruise the strip at Myrtle Beach to this. Best times. Great react!
i wasn’t born until ‘95 but this was the music i grew up on. stayed playing in my parents car and at family parties. i’m truly baffled when people my age say they don’t know who the greats are. like wtf did your parents play?? it’s crazy to me
I was in high school when this came out and I loved this song and some other snoop and dre songs. And this used to come on MTV back when MTV still played music.
This video came barreling into the TVs of every suburban kid in America when it debuted and every kid went out and grabbed The Chronic album. Dre Day was the 2nd video from the album, a dis track toward his former group mate Eazy E and others. The Chronic was a huge success followed by Snoop’s Doggystyle album
The entire album The Chronic is a masterpiece.
And Doggystyle... two of the best rap albums EVER!
This should be played at high volume, preferably in a residential neighborhood
Came here to say this...
Word.
@@hakimjohnson5638 Two G.O.A.T.s
2.30 - “I didn’t know Snoop Dogg got down like this”. Jesus Christ I’m old!! 🤦🏻♂️
Lol what I was thinking too like got damnit I'm old now lol
I know right!?! 😭🤣
Yep, we definitely are lol. But he definitely needs to listen to more of this era of rap, definitely miss it *sigh* I'm old lol
Yep! This music was a big part of my teenage years and now I feel really old, haha
Snoop dog can rap 😂😂 snoop dogg is rap! It's like saying lebron can play!
Gin & Juice would be another big Snoop hit.
Definitely Snoop's Gin & Juice plz. Maybe try a double-header reaction with Leo Moracchioli's metal cover of the same song. watch?v=ygaqdf41kPI
YYYEEEESSSS! He'd like that one!
The entire Doggy Style album is full of hits
this!!
Yes, but from the album, not the radioversion.
90s rap. Untouchable. I’m 41 now and was in middle/high school when this came out. Crazy you only know Dr Dre from the headphones. Oh dear. 😭 This, Snoop Doggystyle, WuTang, 2Pac All Eyez on Me, Nas and Outlast were all bumping in my 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra in high school lololol 👍🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Agree with everything you say, I’m 43 and would be bumping all those in my 88 Oldsmobile cutlass Calais and continued in my 89 Pontiac grand am those were the days!. Awe I loved those 2 cars! Dogg pond dj quick cypress hill and eazy e are some others, just saying!
Back when they had something to say, and back when they used sick samples.
41 here as well. I miss the ‘90s more and more with each day that passes. So much cool shit going on in music in those days. ✌🏼
The 90's was when gangs were really going after each other, there was a lot of stuff to rap about going on in the 90's. Kids now think Gucci Mane or Drake is gangster, when Snoop Dogg at least back then anyways was a real member of the Long Beach Crips. Lots of the old school Rap artists were real intercity gang members, not these made for the Music industry pop personalities.
Damn no Biggie? Smh lol
I will never tire of this song. The Chronic was 🔥 G Funk era
Absolute perfection! Always fresh. 💜☮️💜
Right i jam these song on the regular. And seeing people hear them for the first time ever is still amazing and entertaining to me lol
Bro that's what you been missing! Now go check out when Dr. Dre introduce Snoop Doggy Dogg to the world with Deep Cover
Never, i just bought a turntable only for buy the LP and play tha whole album!!!!
Dre Day, Still DRE, Forgot about Dre, California love, let me ride, keep their heads ringin... pick one. Everything he touched was 🔥🔥🔥
shut up
Exactly
California Love got a great sample aswell.
@Iris E overplayed for someone who's never heard Snoop or Dre... 🙄
@Iris E lol... This ain't about you.
1. He's never heard those songs.
2. They aren't overplayed to him.
3. He asked for a suggestions.
4. I gave him the ones everyone typically likes.
5. You want to give him some random B side track suggestion because its not "overplayed",knock yourself out.
6. These songs are 25 plus years old. Of course they're tired to those of us who heard them years ago.
I’m just so blown away you have never heard this lol
@Iris E ahhh ok that makes sense then
@Iris E I get that but damn , even my old high school English teacher knew about this lol
I know right
his reaction looked genuine
I believe it, he was probably 2 years old when this song came out
Takes me back to early 90s house parties.
YESSSS
Give me your playlists
@@alansouthall8221 I can go back to the 80s lol. One of my favorites was Break 4 Love by Raze, Bounce ,Rock ,Skate ,Roll by Vaugh Mason the same person who wrote Break 4 Love. Firecracker by Brass Construction, No Parking On The Dance Floor by Midnight Star, Heartbeat by Taana Gardner etc. Love the 80s
💯
"I didn't know Snoop Dogg got down like this"
Mind Blown at that point!!!
I had Doggystyle on repeat (on cassette tape too) as a teen.
Yeah that comment got me 😂....Snoop been cripping forever!
Murder Was the Case has got to be my favorite song from him. He's got a lot of great hits but that shit was the best.
“The Next Episode” is next!
The 90's was the golden era of hip hop. Dre, Snoop, Biggie, 2 pac., Naughty by Nature, Wu Tang, and tons of others. All became huge during this era with landmark albums.
House of pain, cypress Hill, funkdoobiest, da youngstas 😀
You have to watch Straight Out Of The Compton" to get some of the history. NWA - You've basically entered a whole new world and we are here for the ride ☺
🔥🔥🔥
Definitely
Watch the prequel documentary th-cam.com/video/Vh4nKY-WHpw/w-d-xo.html
Or even better watch The Defiant Ones
Check out ‘Today Was A Good Day’ by Ice Cube.
Yesssss Jayvee this!!!
Yes!!!!!!!!
Sampled from the Isley Brothers "FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK".
Nothing like ‘90’s music period. All genres were bangin’ back then. 😎🎵🤘❤️👍😜
Warren G. feat Nate Dogg: Regulate
My jam
❤
Mandatory!
I got 5 on it
Yes
"when I'm on the mic its like a cookie they all crumble"
I always laugh at that line 🤣
*they all crumble
The Warren G cameo in the video is my favorite. You should react to Regulators!! Classic 90s rap with Nate Dogg and Warren G.
Gotta go back to the beginning. Start with NWA.
Ice cube..Dre Dre..Easy E..the reason gangster rap sold albums..
Don’t forget MC Ren! Everyone mentions NWA but leave out MC Ren...it was him and Cube writing the rhymes!
I listened to the efiLroFzaggiN album for my entire summer break between 6th and 7th grade. What a great album.
Smoothest rap voice is Nate dogg . Can’t beat his voice..
He didn’t rap tho...
He was a singer
It aint even a hit if Nate Dogg aint sangin on it
@@landogreen3790 if Nate Dogg does the hook, it's a hit...
@@SatanDynastyKiller ok tit for tat. sorry you can't hear the cadence in his voice. smooth rap singing. but ok he was a singer.
"Today Was A Good Day" by Ice Cube
This was the song played high on all topless rides, drivin down Crenshaw with the sun shining in great Cali!!!
ahhh the old days...when MTV played music videos
When Snoop first started out he was so shy, he hated cameras and rarely made eye contact with the cameras! Gin and Juice was always my favorite and i love Snoop till this day!! Foxy Brown was really good and her song "Ill be" is one of my favorites but its Explicit to say the least hahaha
NWA (Easy-E and Dr. Dre)was original gangster. They were informing all us kids from the burbs, what was really going on in the hood. It was eye opening and necessary.
Ice Cube and MC Ren as well
Ice cube was more important to nwa than both of those you mentioned
I apologize for not mentioning Ice Cube and MC Ren. NWA was great because the 4 together were powerful. Take any one away and its not as strong.
I only listed Easy & Dre because I thought they have more name recognition with a younger generation
@@brianbarnett1004 of course man and yeah I understand but ice cube is still very popular , he’s one of my favourites rappers ever so I got a bit defensive lol
@@danielswan690 the Movie Boyz N Da Hood is one of my altime favorites. Cube was amazing in that.
California Love with Dr.Dre & Tupac is one of my favorites 🙌🏻
Ohh hell yes 🔥🔥
@@irrumnaaz Facts!!! ✌🏻
@Iris E I feel ya! Your choice to hate what you want to hate. Happy holidays to you ✌🏻
@Iris E yes, I exactly know where you’re coming from. Hate was just a figure of speech, my bad. There are many songs I feel that way about & many are for the same reason. At first they are not bad but when it’s overdone you hate the first note when it begins. It’s probably better this way, the world would be boring if we all agreed on everything all the time. Lol! Stay safe out there ✌🏻
another jacked beat from Joe Cocker-Woman to Woman
These two completely changed the game. Music history my friend. Understanding the history of music can make it better. Understand the context, culture of the time, and influence of innovators.
PREACH, brotha @Kenny O'Connor!!!
Tupac was next on Death Row's label. Dre, Snoop, and Pac made a lot of money for the label before Suge Knight messed it all up. They were three major Rappers for sure
Those were the days. Somebody’s always gotta mess it up
Dude snoops whole first album is fire! He is the GOAT!
Everybody goes on about Snoop Dogg & I like him too but I absolutely love Dr. Dre & he’s the king of the beats too ♥️
This ^^^^
Yes!! D.R.E. was the real deal
@@jennhurl yes indeed! I think sometimes he got lost in the mix & people don’t realize how multitalented he really is! ❣️✌🏻
He sampled this beat from Leon Haywood
@@russellm1883 yes, you’re right. It was from I want’a do something freaky to you. It’s very common for many rappers to take or sample parts of older songs & incorporate them into their mix. Thanks for reminding me of this ✌🏻
This samples Leon Haywood - "I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You".
West Coast selection is off the chain. "California Love" should be next, but there's so many classics.
Dr. Dre has collaborations with all kinds of people. I saw Burt Bacharach pull out a tape, and he was like "Dr. Dre sent me this beat".
Dre always uses samples
Ice Cube Today Was A Good Day!!! 90’s rap. 👌🏼👌🏼 Omg rap is definitely not the same today. Ughhh
Eminem, Dr. Dre - "Forgot About Dre" (Dre's best album in my opinion was "2001". I use to listen to it a lot.
Easy E "Boys in the hood"
the G-mix is untouchable.. G-funk's finest
I love the way their unique styles, voices, & rhythms blend in this collab. They're so different but meld beautifully in this one.
Also thank you for playing the original (explicit) version. This is a must for old school hip hop
They made quite a few songs together!
“Still Dre”, “deep cover’, ‘the next episode”.
You need to check them all out!
🤣 that’s crazy that you haven’t heard this stuff you have so much to learn
Aaaaand this is why people over 30 don't like todays mumble rap, we had gems like this that showed true talent. When Nuthin but a G thang came out it really changed the game when it came to rap music. This song basically became the national anthem for gangsters lol
Ton of good tracks on Chronic album.
Let Me Ride
Lil Ghetto Boy
You were feeling every second of that and I loved it 😁 🙌 Brought me back to the first time I heard it.
The pinnacle of the g funk era. This whole album was fire.
Those were the days! Fantastic tune and album!!!
Great you're tuning in:)
It all begins with NWA's "Straight Outta Compton".
This video made me smile, I’m in my 30’s with an older brother into gangster rap from the 90’s, I remember the first time hearing this too, you can’t explain it, the whole album is a masterpiece, simply perfect from start to finish, let me ride is another noted song on the album
Another cool track from this album is "Let me ride"! And checkout Snoop Dogg "Who I am (What's my name)
Im a 43-year old white dude from the northern parts of Sweden and music like this was a huge part of my teenage years.
New rap can't even compete but hey, im old so what do I know.
Jayvee! Merry Christmas my man!!! Love ALL of your content! Thanks for keeping us smiling!
Graduated in 91. Takes me back.
lol man im 34 but i feel old, hearing you say you only knew dre by his headphones and didnt know snoop could rap.
Dre is the GOAT man, anyone questions that doesnt understand music
He's like one of the most important person in the entire music community
Oh!!! You should react to ‘Forget About Dre’ by Dr Dre ft. Eminem 👏👏👏👏👏😻
Yes, please!
Yes x1000
It's always refreshing to see the younger generation discover why people are legends. I love it.
Jay, I love Snoop. Who else could go on a cooking show with an old white lady like me👍. And make it a great show. Thanks jay ❤️
Snoop is one of the greatest to ever do it, there's a reason the guy has stayed relevant till today.
Could you react to gin & juice, Dre day, murder was the case
I’m not gonna lie I feel old as hell watching you listening to some of the music I grew up to! Lol I forget not everyone grew up listening to this music or a wide range of music like I did! But I love your reactions! The music is bringing back great memories!
🕶️ "Fo Shizzle my Nizzle" Bout time ya drop this Jay 👊 Next: Let me Ride 🕶️
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I love your reactions! So pure!
I will age myself now. Lol, this is the Snoop and Dre that I remember. I grew up in SoCal. The party you see in the video is real. We used to go to these parties that started in the early afternoon and ended in the early morning. Dre, Snoop and Nate Dog would show up with their crew and party before moving on to the studio.
It was when they became big, and the beefs became dangerous that it all stopped. But those were good times. This song always reminds me of summer.
"Forgot About Dre" is possibly Dr. Dre's personal best rap performance.
The scene when they entered the party, the guy wearing the white hat and the Dickie outfit (old school lol) who went straight to the fridge filled with forties, was The DOC! He was down with them (Dre, Snoop, NWA) too and did his own music; but unfortunately was in a very serious car accident that severed his vocal chords and did major damage to his voice. He chose to step behind the scenes and get into production. His hit song, It’s Gettin’ Funky Enough, is hot though and definitely worth checking out! He’s also Erykah Badu’s daughters’ father.
The Next Episode should definitely be next. Also, Snoops debut album was incredible. You should do "Gin & Juice" for your next Snoop song
This is why 90’s hiphop is the bomb!
Gotta check out regulators by Warren g.
I know every word lol
Now this is my generations music ♥️ 90s rap was the best
I miss it 😿
u didn't know abt snoop? dude, this is the genesis. enjoy!
Dr. Dre was rapping since the late 1980s. He was one of the founding members of NWA.
Btw, even in the early 1990s when this song came out, those cars were still OLD SCHOOL. Those are old1950s cars that they convert into lowriders.
These Guys are 2of the main Inventors of the Rap/Hip Hop "muti-super-genre”! West Coast God's, actually; as far as in the The Rock Age music mythology, anyways! 💘uJ❣️ Thank You, 🎵J🔺yvee📺 T🔻🎶
The Chronic and Doggy Style have to be 2 of the greatest hip hop albums ever made. Timeless.
You need to check out some Ice-T
Colors, New Jack Hustler, O.G. Original Gangster.
Or Body Count's No Lives Matter, Winner Loses All, or There Goes the Neighborhood.
I think, anyways.
Yep, and don't forget his metal band Body Count too.
@@lobotomizedjellyfish2171 His track The Girl Tried To Kill Me was a sign of things to come with Body Count.
Dr Dre was a legend even back in France when I first listened to hip hop in the late 90's with Chronic 2001, later I discovered the 1st Chronic and though different, it was still amazing, especially the beats.. Both of them still in the game to this day it's crazy
The Chronic is a classic album. Lets watch the video a 3rd time. Still D.R.E. or Dre Day are 2 other cool songs by these 2. Forget about Dre with Eminem is another classic.
It saddens me that there is a whole generation of people who don't know about Snoop back in the day. I'm thankful for these reaction channels not just for the rock and metal reviews but for the young kids learning about shit their parents listened to.
Gotta watch Straight Outta Compton to learn about Dre and NWA..
How can anyone not know this? I'm from eastern Europe, far far away from California, Compton and Inglewood but I know this BY HEART !!! 90's hip hop is what I'll listen to till the day I die!
Do you know how many albums (The Chronic) sold? Now react to "Let Me Ride" off the same album.
One of my favorites, that parliament funkadelic sample is everything.
I grew-up in LA County (Gardena, CA) during the 90's and early 2000s. These songs aren't just classic West Coast hip-hop but classic hip-hop in general. I feel that all the younger generations should know about these songs and I'm shocked and saddened when such mega hits are unknown by them.
Please react to Electric Relaxation by A Tribe Called Quest
Chronic- one if the greatest rap CDs ever dropped! Great reaction.
React to regulate of Warren G & Nate Dogg
Michael McDonald - I Keep Forgettin' sample.
Love this era of hip hop, they used so many gems for sampling.
Dre and 2Pac-California Love.
"First time I ever heard of Dr. Dre was Beats by Dre."
Damn. Makin' all of Gen X feel like Boomers over here.
No better way to point out the age gap by telling us the first you heard of Dr. Dre is his headphones😂😂 keep up the great work! I relive my youth through your reactions😁
The LBC! That's my hometown. Long Beach! Snoop went to high school across town from me and was just a bit older, but I still ran into him at a couple of parties. Back then, though, he was Calvin. "Snoop" came a bit later. And VIP Records is around the corner from my friend's house.
"I need a doctor " with Eminem. Pure gold.
1992 was the first year of the golden age of West Coast rap. The Chronic came out that year along with The Predator by Ice Cube, Dead Serious by Das FX, Guerrillas In The Mist by Da Lench Mob. 1993 hit, Doggy Style hit the charts, 19 Naughty III by Naighty By Nature, 187 He Wrote by Spice 1, Til Death Do Us Part by Geto Boys, and it was batting 1000 on the west coast (not to say the aforementioned were all West Coast rappers).
Something Serious by Big Mike is a lost diamond! That shit HIT!
This song came out when I was 17 and I had my first car. I still know every word. BEST!
Gin and juice by Snoop is a nice song. Great reaction. My younger sisters generation of music. That's why I know it. After my time. Usually I say a song is before my time. Lol
One of my favorite music videos of all time especially for little man turning his head when the fine chick walks by. Classic.
I can't believe you've never heard of this Jayvee😮😮
I live near Atlanta, Ga and my first trip to Cali was in '84. I had never seen cars like that! My 5th grade self seriously thought they were going to transform into robots! These two guys were true poets...and still are!
80s and 90s rap and hip hop was the best. My little brother and I used to blast these records on an old JVC ghettoblaster in the basement.
Aint nothing like hearing this back in school in the 90s . Everyone pumping this while playing ball
Dr Dre was in NWA He was going hard in the song "f**k the police" It was to raise awareness
Loved this, love seeing people gettin turned on to great music.
Yeah man, you don't just get OG status, you gotta earn it. These guys changed the world.
This album came out when I was in high school. Love watching people rediscovering this bit this does make me feel old lol
This was the time. There wouldn't be many rappers if it wasn't for Dre. Period. These are the goats. Used to cruise the strip at Myrtle Beach to this. Best times. Great react!
i wasn’t born until ‘95 but this was the music i grew up on. stayed playing in my parents car and at family parties. i’m truly baffled when people my age say they don’t know who the greats are. like wtf did your parents play?? it’s crazy to me
I was in high school when this came out and I loved this song and some other snoop and dre songs. And this used to come on MTV back when MTV still played music.
Also, back then Snoop Dogg was still known as Snoop Doggy Dogg. ;)
o to be a teenager and be able to hear this muzac for da first time again.
This video came barreling into the TVs of every suburban kid in America when it debuted and every kid went out and grabbed The Chronic album. Dre Day was the 2nd video from the album, a dis track toward his former group mate Eazy E and others. The Chronic was a huge success followed by Snoop’s Doggystyle album