Dre, Eminem, 50, Proof, Rest of D-12, G-unit, Each time I see this music video I realize there's more and more legends in the video, years ago I wouldn't of even realized. Such a legendary and dope song/music video!
I think Mr porter, Mike Elizondo and DJ Quik produced this beat, with a lil "help" from Scott Storch. Storch was "familiar" with synths and "club" beats at that time. Dre only made beats based on samples and all that "dirty" shit, and with the same drums style (EXTREMELY different from that PERFECT, UNIQUE and INTOXICALLY ADDICTIVE beat). Full of clean basses, guitars, synths, horns and all that lil GIANT details. I'll never believe that Dre did that beat, and that he didn't even participate in its creation, no matter what you all say here.
Lol were you in the studio with dre 🤣🤣 pal it’s dre on the horn / strings And dj quik on the drum programming and mike elizondo made the guitar sound. dre have his own team helping him like mike scott storch daz dj quik. but he’s the boss here. scott said dre programmed the drums in still dre then i came with the piano melody and dre said stop here recorded this. if dre didn’t said anything scott would play another melody im just saying that dre chose his own sounds and how he wants them to be played
@@mu7mmad037 This is all he does, he "choose" things (and whistle melodies sometimes, and some ghost producer put it on keys), but he don't make any further thing. "Drum programming".. in Still Dre beat that is the LESS important shit. That drum pattern is a "child made" drum pattern. Too much simple and "square". Still Dre it's all about that melody! That melody is the shit, man!! You know that. Dre is only a good mixer, and he's supported by a bunch of sound engeneers, ghost producers and orchestral groups.
@@douglasnatividade in still dre he and mel man completed the beat also it’s not always using other producer to help him he sometimes can do his own shit who knows. if he really don’t play the melodies then why the fuck is every dr dre beat is a masterpiece ofc he can play melodies and it’s not a shame if he used help from other producers. i bet every producer use help cause when you sit in the studio they are probably like 20 people maybe one of them will come and play on the piano random shit and everyone likes it. that’s what i’m saying here every producer use help
@@douglasnatividade just saying working on a beat old days is hard you need a lot of stuff keyboards Daw computer mixer and you need to play on beat which is kinda hard and the technology is weak. but nowadays you can make a banger like metro boomin and mike will most of the time they work alone cause it’s too easy now you only need a daw and that’s it download some more sounds synthesizers and here you go. but old days is so hard to find a good sound so most of them work too hard with many of people however they still cook up dope beats like dre no matter who helped him he always come with a dope beat
Yeah, of course, every producer uses help in studio and it isn't a shame anyway. But Dre judges himself as a GOD, and seems like everyone overrates him too. Most of the songs he produced, everywhere says "produced by Dr Dre", and there is no credits to those ghost producers (or however u call 'em). He should be more humble about that. We need search deep in foruns and good music content vehicles to know the truth about who put hand on it. He has vision, he has influence, he has respect in the rap game, but he isn't the one the do ALL the shit, like most people think. But all we need respect him as a "business man" and a tendance creator within all that rap shit. [i hope i was clear writing those comments lol i'm brazilian and.. u know 😅]
I think Mr porter, Mike Elizondo and DJ Quik produced this beat, with a lil "help" from Scott Storch. Storch was "familiar" with synths and "club" beats at that time. Dre only made beats based on samples and all that "dirty" shit, and with the same drums style (EXTREMELY different from that PERFECT, UNIQUE and INTOXICALLY ADDICTIVE beat). Full of clean basses, guitars, synths, horns and all that lil GIANT details. I'll never believe that Dre did that beat, and that he didn't even participate in its creation, no matter what you all say here.
50 Cent said this was a Hit before it became a Hit! That's what you call speaking it into existence!
This song still gives me goosebumps.
20 years, 1 diamond album and 2 billion streams later❤
Dre, Eminem, 50, Proof, Rest of D-12, G-unit, Each time I see this music video I realize there's more and more legends in the video, years ago I wouldn't of even realized. Such a legendary and dope song/music video!
The Game & Xzibit too
I read 'Rest in peace Proof' in your comment.
Suge knight came
And Busta Rhymes Too
Dre Em and 50 were untouchable at this point. With D12 and GUnit joining forces was beautiful sight to see lol
Dre fucking killed it on 50’s album. In da club and Back down were both fucking monsters when they dropped back in 03.
How bout if i cant
And the beat from Poppin Them Thangs...ooooo weee, fire!
History in the making !!!
There is something about this beat … It’s JIGGY as f*ck !!!! 🔥🔥
Those pull ups made it to the super bowl. Dr Dre Eminem 50 cent true OGs
The Shady/Aftermath/Gunit era from 99-2005 was the most dominant run ever not just in hip hop history but music history
Facts.
The last golden era of hip hop
Ayooo banks was wildin’ man 😂😂😂😂
this song will live forever even after he dies
you don't say.
songs live after someone dies...that's not how music dies.
Master piece
This song will be played evn in the afterlife
Always a banger
Lol, now I understand why he was being "rebuilt" in the video
Pure fire 🔥🔥
Fifty is a real man!!
Where’s Suge Knight and the Mexicans?
Eminem: “I don’t give a fuck man!”😂
3:02 Eminem high on some strong drugs..
But still "a white rapper".
@@AeeeIOUY?
Love live look at what you've done
The new breed dvd😁
Tha Bionic Supa N***a 🤣
Bro got the impact font meme style
🐐
"Dre sent me the record" .. I thought they recorded it the 1st day they met?
Nah he said the first song is they recorded was in da club
Nah most producers work and they finish the beat ready for sale. until the rapper buy the beat. so maybe dre produced in da club in the 90’s who knows
That beat was made for "D12 - Kick in the door" before.
Let’s see if they mention the suge night appearance on the shoot this day
I wonder why they took the shooting range scene out?
time
Good
5:45
Dre is like uniting east and west again. The beef was mad. Glad it isnt a thing anymore.
suppa nigga video :D
bionic nigga 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Had a dream I was in the background of this video wit debra Morgan
50 went on tour and got out of shape 😂
I think Mr porter, Mike Elizondo and DJ Quik produced this beat, with a lil "help" from Scott Storch. Storch was "familiar" with synths and "club" beats at that time. Dre only made beats based on samples and all that "dirty" shit, and with the same drums style (EXTREMELY different from that PERFECT, UNIQUE and INTOXICALLY ADDICTIVE beat). Full of clean basses, guitars, synths, horns and all that lil GIANT details. I'll never believe that Dre did that beat, and that he didn't even participate in its creation, no matter what you all say here.
Lol were you in the studio with dre 🤣🤣 pal it’s dre on the horn / strings And dj quik on the drum programming and mike elizondo made the guitar sound. dre have his own team helping him like mike scott storch daz dj quik. but he’s the boss here. scott said dre programmed the drums in still dre then i came with the piano melody and dre said stop here recorded this. if dre didn’t said anything scott would play another melody im just saying that dre chose his own sounds and how he wants them to be played
@@mu7mmad037 This is all he does, he "choose" things (and whistle melodies sometimes, and some ghost producer put it on keys), but he don't make any further thing. "Drum programming".. in Still Dre beat that is the LESS important shit. That drum pattern is a "child made" drum pattern. Too much simple and "square". Still Dre it's all about that melody! That melody is the shit, man!! You know that. Dre is only a good mixer, and he's supported by a bunch of sound engeneers, ghost producers and orchestral groups.
@@douglasnatividade in still dre he and mel man completed the beat also it’s not always using other producer to help him he sometimes can do his own shit who knows. if he really don’t play the melodies then why the fuck is every dr dre beat is a masterpiece ofc he can play melodies and it’s not a shame if he used help from other producers. i bet every producer use help cause when you sit in the studio they are probably like 20 people maybe one of them will come and play on the piano random shit and everyone likes it. that’s what i’m saying here every producer use help
@@douglasnatividade just saying working on a beat old days is hard you need a lot of stuff keyboards Daw computer mixer and you need to play on beat which is kinda hard and the technology is weak. but nowadays you can make a banger like metro boomin and mike will most of the time they work alone cause it’s too easy now you only need a daw and that’s it download some more sounds synthesizers and here you go. but old days is so hard to find a good sound so most of them work too hard with many of people however they still cook up dope beats like dre no matter who helped him he always come with a dope beat
Yeah, of course, every producer uses help in studio and it isn't a shame anyway. But Dre judges himself as a GOD, and seems like everyone overrates him too. Most of the songs he produced, everywhere says "produced by Dr Dre", and there is no credits to those ghost producers (or however u call 'em). He should be more humble about that. We need search deep in foruns and good music content vehicles to know the truth about who put hand on it. He has vision, he has influence, he has respect in the rap game, but he isn't the one the do ALL the shit, like most people think. But all we need respect him as a "business man" and a tendance creator within all that rap shit. [i hope i was clear writing those comments lol i'm brazilian and.. u know 😅]
Whats the song at 6:54 ?
@Kiko just a few years 😂
Did u find the song almost a decade later yet?
@@GoldenGod69 Back Down :D
@@Fragdaar Lol I was gonna say bro he screams the name of the song in the lyrics😂
1:06
0:26
Fun fact suge knight showed up to it but it was never aired
I've heard of that
Who just realized in the club was Dr. dres beat?
It’s one of his best
It’s the best beat ever made imo
No 🧢
I see busta behind the scenes but damn why wasn't he in the vid??? scared of NYC repercussions.
Go listen 50cent on Dr.Dre unreleased track: th-cam.com/video/7dMUEPQzAUs/w-d-xo.html
That wasn't even a dre type beat he stole it that's not even a west coast or east coast beat that's a midwest style beat
I think Mr porter, Mike Elizondo and DJ Quik produced this beat, with a lil "help" from Scott Storch. Storch was "familiar" with synths and "club" beats at that time. Dre only made beats based on samples and all that "dirty" shit, and with the same drums style (EXTREMELY different from that PERFECT, UNIQUE and INTOXICALLY ADDICTIVE beat). Full of clean basses, guitars, synths, horns and all that lil GIANT details. I'll never believe that Dre did that beat, and that he didn't even participate in its creation, no matter what you all say here.
Ops, i mean Mr porter, Mike Elizondo and DJ Quik*
I’d consider this club hip hop/pop production