Premier's probably the only person I don't mind hearing give the same rundown of people he was working with at the time and shouting them out every episode without fail because of how photographic his memory is.
@@SONOFPEARL315 nah Later in his career he started clearing some After you get sued enough times you rethink your business decisions Also I think that's part of the break up between Jeru and Gangstarr
@@merikishtar I think part of the breakup of Jeru and Premier had to do with the 10 Crack Commandments beat...that was a Jeru Hot 97 promo drop at 1st and Biggie ended up with it plus Big dissed Jeru over a Premo beat Kick In the Door so that added to it...
@@SONOFPEARL315 true Jeru also didn't like Premier taking I think it was 50% of his budget cause Preemo did all the production on his Gangstarr affiliated albums Onyx sued them for the vocal sample on Come Clean and Jeru wasn't happy about constantly getting sued So on Ru's none Gangstarr albums he did most of if not all the production himself so he didn't have to split the money and also not get sued over the music Premier clears some of his samples now
Speaking of Snoop Premo, you gotta show how you did the track “Protectors of 1472” with Jermaine Dupri, Snoop, Warren G and R.O.C. back in 1998. That’s one of my favorites beats of all time!
@@tochiRTA That beat is insane! Beside JD, that whole album had Kanye West, DJ Quik, Premo, D.Dot of Bad Boy, So So Def producers Carl So-Lowe and Manuel Seal.
This is my favorite Snoop Dogg my number one song by Snoop Dogg he was spitting fire in the beat was fire classic and that's on paid the cost to be the boss
@@cjnv48 thank you I'm not like everybody else I know everybody be like I love the death row Snoop Dogg all the time I heard that album the first album so mean times it's a classic but my family play that everyday and I know that album from bottom to end
I love how Premier's stories take unexpected turns and twists 🤣. The players card is something else man 🤣. Also it refreshing to see him work with artists outside of New York. Especially when they're people like Snoop or Ludacris. Those way he chopped the sample gave the song a sound of its own.
@@insanebottlecap ? Personally feel the sung chorus is cringeworthy as well as the lyrics of: ‘No one, can save the day like Batman Robin, will make you sway like that and Beat for beat, rhyme for rhyme Deep in Gotham, fightin crime No one, can save the day like Batman’
The first time DJ Premier worked with Snoop was in '98 on Jermaine Dupri's "Life In 1472" album on a song called "Protector's Of 1472" feat. Snoop Dogg, R.O.C. & Warren G. On the album JD also had a track with Nas called "Turn It Out" produced by a young Kanye West.
Hey Premo! I have to say a big THANK YOU. You are the reason I make beats for a whole decade. I was a hardcore metal Fan back in the days. Heard a Mixtapes of yours and thought: damn hip hop is so easy I can do this looping too. It's easy. Man was I wrong. YOU kicked me into this journey. Fell in love with hip hop, jazz, funk and soul. Thank you so so much!
Used to hurt me that this series gets low views but the beautiful thing about TH-cam is that this stuff exists here forever so someday people will catch on to these amazing stories and the views will go up, as they should. Peace. Love.
On a side note I also loved the other joint he produced on this album, Batman & Robin featuring Lady of Rage. I remember thinking wow this is unusual for Primo to flip something as conspicuously mainstream as Batman and still give it that signature Dj Premier boom bap treatment. I love how he used the 80s shows sound effects as stabs throughout the track. Another notch in his belt as far as originality and range.
I'd love to hear a Snoop album produced by just Primo. Yo that picture of Don at 5:13 had me dying! And Primo worried about the expiration date on the Players Card too funny!
That’s cause he tryna have too many songs and too many producers. I’ve heard the def jam and death row albums and they suffer because of those reasons.
@@rockhills His album "Bush" from 2015 is fully produced by Pharrell (with a little help from Chad Hugo) and it is consistent throughout. The cover art is also great. More on the funk / disco tip than his usual work, but very well made. They even got Stevie Wonder on a song! He should def do more albums with only one producer.
@@waxmaster-c Man I've never heard of that album! Thanks for the recommendation. I think not only Snoop, but it would be dope if rappers would work on some projects with just one producer. There's something about albums that have a cohesive sound that is refreshing.
I love this series and hearing the backstory to classic DJ Premier produced songs. It's awesome that I literally grew up with both Snoop and DJ Premier and they're still making music today.
I love the story behind this track, one of my favourites from Paid tha cost to the tha boss, the beat was 🔥 and spit matched it with proper energy 👏🏽👏🏽
After listening to Premier one thing stands out.
Hes all about Respect, shout outs, R.I.P.S and paying homage. This dude is solid
Premier's probably the only person I don't mind hearing give the same rundown of people he was working with at the time and shouting them out every episode without fail because of how photographic his memory is.
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It took Preem 28 episodes before he could finally talk about an original sample that he used for a song. I was really waiting for this!
This probably the only sample he actually cleared...he old school...they don't reveal samples they use
@@SONOFPEARL315 nah
Later in his career he started clearing some
After you get sued enough times you rethink your business decisions
Also I think that's part of the break up between Jeru and Gangstarr
@@merikishtar I think part of the breakup of Jeru and Premier had to do with the 10 Crack Commandments beat...that was a Jeru Hot 97 promo drop at 1st and Biggie ended up with it plus Big dissed Jeru over a Premo beat Kick In the Door so that added to it...
Preem lives Strongly to da NO SAMPLE SNITCH Code..Gotta respect it...
@@SONOFPEARL315 true
Jeru also didn't like Premier taking I think it was 50% of his budget cause Preemo did all the production on his Gangstarr affiliated albums
Onyx sued them for the vocal sample on Come Clean and Jeru wasn't happy about constantly getting sued
So on Ru's none Gangstarr albums he did most of if not all the production himself so he didn't have to split the money and also not get sued over the music
Premier clears some of his samples now
"You're tuned in to the number one!"
I love how he explains everything and always give credit to everyone involved!!!
Speaking of Snoop Premo, you gotta show how you did the track “Protectors of 1472” with Jermaine Dupri, Snoop, Warren G and R.O.C. back in 1998. That’s one of my favorites beats of all time!
Seriously one of the most banging beats.
thanks, now playing... heh heh!!!!
that track is NUTS. I played THE FUCK out of that song. Best song on that album. I had no idea it was Preemo until years later.
@@battlecat403 Yes!!
@@tochiRTA That beat is insane! Beside JD, that whole album had Kanye West, DJ Quik, Premo, D.Dot of Bad Boy, So So Def producers Carl So-Lowe and Manuel Seal.
Snoop Dogg also appeared on Gang Starr's "In This Life" on The Ownerz album (2003).
Нихуя себе, вот это новости
He mentions that in the video.
@@SeboHyatt I wrote that before he mentioned it in the video, when they video was beginning at first.
@@dannybx78 Makes sense.
The story behind this one had me hooked. Your emotions telling the story said it all
I Think This Is The Only Record That Makes Snoop Sound So Underground... #classic
Once a playa always a playa 💯
This is my favorite Snoop Dogg my number one song by Snoop Dogg he was spitting fire in the beat was fire classic and that's on paid the cost to be the boss
Great album too, it was the 1st album since leaving No Limit.
You're nuts if this is your fave snoop song
@@cjnv48 thank you I'm not like everybody else I know everybody be like I love the death row Snoop Dogg all the time I heard that album the first album so mean times it's a classic but my family play that everyday and I know that album from bottom to end
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Big Snoop 🎵
I wish snoop would’ve sung this this at the super bowl. Sh!t would’ve been EPIC.
I love how Premier's stories take unexpected turns and twists 🤣. The players card is something else man 🤣. Also it refreshing to see him work with artists outside of New York. Especially when they're people like Snoop or Ludacris. Those way he chopped the sample gave the song a sound of its own.
Love the stories behind these major classics. I look forward to these episodes dropping. Got the notifications ON!
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the snoop/primo cuts are pretty underrated. Batman & Robin is my fave one. Genius to use the 60's show.
Eh. The hook and premise for that whole track is pretty wack and immature…
@@andyc6542 nah
@@insanebottlecap ? Personally feel the sung chorus is cringeworthy as well as the lyrics of:
‘No one, can save the day like Batman
Robin, will make you sway like that and
Beat for beat, rhyme for rhyme
Deep in Gotham, fightin crime
No one, can save the day like Batman’
How many tracks are preemo on that album?
@@ghostshipone two
Sometimes you say you are backing it up but actually you are taking it forward
One of my goals is to photograph DJ Premier in the studio making a classic record!!!
Lets make it happen fam.
Gotta make it happen bro.
Masterpiece.
Snoop went off on this track
"DON'T MATTER WHAT!" - T.D., a black man doing the damn thing.
Salute.
DJ Premier is the greatest producer of all time.
5:43 the connection
God. Premier has lived a hell of a life. Bless him.
One and Only is up there. Preem has 400 joints that could be in anyone's top 25 songs all time.
The irony TD passed in 2005 when DJ Premier’s player card expired that same year which TD blessed & gave Preem. 🤯
Premo explaining his process at the end never gets old.
We need a RBX premier joint
PREAM & DPG!!!
The first time DJ Premier worked with Snoop was in '98 on Jermaine Dupri's "Life In 1472" album on a song called "Protector's Of 1472" feat. Snoop Dogg, R.O.C. & Warren G. On the album JD also had a track with Nas called "Turn It Out" produced by a young Kanye West.
thanks for this info'....👊
That's when Diddy and Jermaine Dupree was responsible for putting lil bow wow in the hospital, he had to get stitches back there, they ran a 🚆 on him
@@gregsmith1342 what happened?
classic joint!! looking forward to this one for real!
One of my top 5 favorite beats.
Snoop's Paid da cost to be da bo$$ and missy Elliot's under construction were the first albums I ever bought. Got them at the same time.
This and Devin are my favorite stories thus far lol
one of my favorite beats he produced...a lot of people don't know about this joint.
Love that Compton's Most Wanted cap! Eiht & The Chill! Geah!!!
Salute DJ Premier!
Salute Big Snoop Dogg!
Salute Bishop Don Magic Juan!
Salute the ancestor Mr. Tyrone Davis!!!
Every time he talks about the Akai S-950 I hear Redman’s “Basically” in my head.
I definitely remember this track. I was happy that Snoop worked with Primo...
Peace to the floppy disc still one of the most durable and lasting storage devices ever made!!!!
The One and Only PreemO, that chop up is ridiculous.
I LUV THAT joint.Paid the cost to be the BOSS style
I wish he also showed the MP triggering the sounds/chops from the 950.
Hey Premo! I have to say a big THANK YOU. You are the reason I make beats for a whole decade. I was a hardcore metal Fan back in the days. Heard a Mixtapes of yours and thought: damn hip hop is so easy I can do this looping too. It's easy. Man was I wrong. YOU kicked me into this journey. Fell in love with hip hop, jazz, funk and soul. Thank you so so much!
RIP GURU 🙏 DJ Premier for president!
Peace to Showbiz for teaching Premo the chop technique, salute.
0:26 great song 🎧❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥
He even shouts out tape,lol love these campfires
This ain't a game
And pimpin ain't easy
one of his dopest beats EVER
One of my goals in life is to b a certified playa like you Preemo 😃 😂
Man I just came to give Premo his flowers. This man’s beats are the epitome of hip hop to me. One of my top three producers of all time.
The way that you flip that sample.... oh my!
That's a dope one. I never knew Preemo made a joint for Snoop. Sick sick sick!
1 of my Fave Snoop songs ever...Preem did Batman&Robin ft Lady of Rage of this LP as well...🔥🔥🔥🔥
Used to hurt me that this series gets low views but the beautiful thing about TH-cam is that this stuff exists here forever so someday people will catch on to these amazing stories and the views will go up, as they should.
Peace. Love.
My favourite Snoop song for real - and that’s saying something considering he has so many monster songs.
This is one of my top twenty premier tracks.. Timeless
Much respect on the shoutout 2 RBX
✊🏼🔥💯 The underrated legend himself
DJ premier also did Batman and Robin on that album with RBX and Rage. Legendary Preem.
That extra effort made the whole tracks extra
Man I could listen to Primo for days
Drinking game every time the don says "shout out to".
RIP in advance.
On a side note I also loved the other joint he produced on this album, Batman & Robin featuring Lady of Rage. I remember thinking wow this is unusual for Primo to flip something as conspicuously mainstream as Batman and still give it that signature Dj Premier boom bap treatment. I love how he used the 80s shows sound effects as stabs throughout the track. Another notch in his belt as far as originality and range.
Hope he does that one also. I liked that even better than" the one end only"
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Love this episode, the phone call and vinyl talk. GOLD!
This was 1 of my favorite tracks off that album. I feel that's when Preemo got back on his grizzly.
0:06 great song ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That Famous Player card is honestly one of the coolest things I've heard of
Definitely one of my favorite Snoop tracks on the Legendary DJ Premier best! (Side by side with the Lady of Rage)
Snoop sounds so stylish on a premier beat to this day. Premier one of the Producer all time.
Snoop need to get on more Preemo beats, both legends.
Premier makes sure to shout out everybody when he does an interview lol
Dope!!! RBX got the sickest flow ever. I hope one day hear a album by Preem and him
One of my favorite Preemo beats of all time. Incredible! And Snoop just blacked out and killed it. Can't get any better 🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The intro shot with the turntable not even connected the mixer that itself is not plugged in gets me every time.
Premier can produce for any style. East, west, south, doesn’t matter. Not only that, it always has his distinct sound. True master of the art.
Premier...Living Hip Hop History...Diamonds...Keep Dropping them...Love the Blue Stamp Stuff...Keep Living...Thanks....
My favorite Snoop joint! Peace.
I'd love to hear a Snoop album produced by just Primo. Yo that picture of Don at 5:13 had me dying! And Primo worried about the expiration date on the Players Card too funny!
Snoop can't carry an entire album now and itd be a huge waste of beats
That’s cause he tryna have too many songs and too many producers. I’ve heard the def jam and death row albums and they suffer because of those reasons.
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@@rockhills His album "Bush" from 2015 is fully produced by Pharrell (with a little help from Chad Hugo) and it is consistent throughout. The cover art is also great. More on the funk / disco tip than his usual work, but very well made. They even got Stevie Wonder on a song! He should def do more albums with only one producer.
@@waxmaster-c Man I've never heard of that album! Thanks for the recommendation.
I think not only Snoop, but it would be dope if rappers would work on some projects with just one producer. There's something about albums that have a cohesive sound that is refreshing.
Extensive and iconic career are the makings of great stories
This song is timeless🔥🔥🔥
Dope backstory...
Primo with the CMW hat!!!!! Never seen that or knew it existed 😮. Even says Eiht and Chill on the side🤯🤯
If you can do tape you can do anything player!! Dj Premier!!!
Yessir! I’m my collection today.
Primo rocking a CMW hat 🤠 Chicago's Most Wanted Crew word...Magic Don Juan Chi-Town.
Hip Hops Chief Boyardee cooking it on the spot! Now that's Iconic.
'Paid Tha Cost' is such an underrated album. Production and songs on that album is so good.
Please do one on "Ain't the devil happy" it's seriously the hardest beat you've done.
I was a kid and that beat made me a Preemo fan
One of the BEST stories ever
That's one of the absolute best bangin' Preemo beats from the early 2000s fo' sheezy!
I love this series and hearing the backstory to classic DJ Premier produced songs. It's awesome that I literally grew up with both Snoop and DJ Premier and they're still making music today.
I love the story behind this track, one of my favourites from Paid tha cost to the tha boss, the beat was 🔥 and spit matched it with proper energy 👏🏽👏🏽
Preemo FOREVER!
A player Card 🤣🤣🤣🤣 pushing 🅿️ fr
🎶Nothing but the Classics🎶
Man got stories to tell for real
I look forward to every instalment of this series! Much love from Australia.
My childhood dream was to have a DJ Premier beat