If you ever walk into a bar or a party and yell REGULATORS! and no one yells MOUNT UP!, just leave cuz you don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
Warren G is Dre's step-brother, he introduced Snoop to Dre and if it wasn't for him there wouldn't be the classic g-funk West Coast sound, he also produced most of the tracks on dre's classic album 'The Chronic'..and Snoops debut album..he has produced everyone from Pac, Drake, Wiz Kalifa, Snoop, even that K-Pop boy band bts...if it won't for him, hip-hop would be way different today. He rarely gets his flowers, but he Def deserves them...
@@Nala_1230 was that supposed to be "this and that head ass"? Lol if that's the case, yes, you are only speaking facts. If you actually meant "Ahhhh", you'll have to excuse me bc Im old af and have no idea what context you were using lol
@@eliasj8402 How do you figure that is a lie? It's not like I assumed or guessed or even made this up. On multiple occasions, multiple artist and studio heads have said this. Warren G is the one who was there during every single song on both of those albums. He is the one that came up with the whole "g funk" WC style beats that took off and inspired Dre a different avenue of sounds to produce. Just bc his name wasn't on every single track, doesn't mean he didn't deserve credit. There has always been a riff between dre and Warren G bc of this. No one knows why there's a riff or what caused it, but there is. After those 2 albums dropped, plus Above the Rim soundtrack, he was never in the forefront or wasn't really mentioned at all. Idk go look at his producing credits, you might be surprised..
This is why the 90s will ALWAYS be the golden era of hip-hop. You wont find songs like this now days. No matter what era this is played in, you gone vibe with it. Dont get me wrong theres alot of good ass music being made now but THIS is just different.
Nate Dogg will always be my first choice for any Chorus/Hook on a HipHop song. Nate Dogg's double album is fucking outstanding. RIP to the Legend Nate Dogg
Welcome to the freshest generation...94-2000 was killing life. I was 14...life was so good. No cell phones. You had to put in effort to get a girl, you had phone numbers on paper. I wish you guys could've known how dope it was to ride around smoking listening to this and Pac, biggie. Honestly I'm so thankful.
Nate Dogg is the Greatest Hook Singer ever. He influenced a lot of singers. Nate was a real singer. No Auto Tune. He had so many classics. Wish he was there here RIH to the GOAT
I catch my son bouncing to these bangers from time to time and it makes me happy to know that we once did something right...... and I'm 60!!! This is real music!!
“I keep forgettin, we’re not in love anymore. I keep forgettin things will never be the same again.” Nate Dog bars plus Michael MacDonalds song 🔥 🔥 This jam was one the best remixes of old and new I’ve ever heard.
As a member of Gen X- Regulators is our theme song! The easiest way to find my peeps used to be, walk in the door and say: “REGULAAATORS!” And get the reply, “MOUNT UP!!” One of the greatest songs ever made! Love the reaction!
Sh…. I feel your excitement boys! As a 90ies girl from Switzerland - fulfilling any cliché: white and raised around mountains 😉, I was addicted to this song since I heard it the first time! I recorded it on tape, paused and rewinded it over and over again to write down and learn the lyrics! So of course decades later I still know every single word of this unbelievable great, smooth song! And still I am leaning back and „singing“ along to a great story telling track that will always gives me the feeling I am 14 again ❤️
A Certified Hood Classic. BEST thing about Hip Hop in that era was that it was so widely diverse, everyone had a different sound and everyone was experimenting. You had Nate and Warren with G-Funk, you had the Fugees, A Tribe Called Quest (you say the whole thing), multiple varieties of Gangsta rap, knowledge rap, social justice rap (y'all need to listen to Public Enemy), hip hop was everywhere.
I'm just blown away that they haven't heard any of these songs before... It's like discovering you've had a 6 4 impala sitting in your garage for 10 years
I remember when I was a teenager, and I was riding with my mom, and this song came on. I turned it up, and my mom said, “I didn’t know you were a Michael McDonald fan.” I said, “I’m not, this is Regulate by Nate Dogg and Warren G.” Without skipping a damn beat she said, “well it was a Michael McDonald song, so it sounds like he needs to go Regulate on Nate Dogg and Warren G. for stealing his damn song.” The way she said it was funny as shit, and it’s stuck with me all these years. 🤣
A friend of mine who got to hear it for the first time said what set this song apart from others was how *smooth* it was. You couldn't help but feel like you wanted to slide to the beat as you listened to it. Iconic song.
"MOUNT UP" said every Gen-X'er when they hear the words Regulate or Regulator. We also know to thank Michael McDonald for that fly melody. If you know, you know.
Facts. I've often said that as Gen-Xers, we were possible the last generation to experience an analog childhood that wasn't too dissimilar from that of our parents. We still had pop icons who were well into their late 40s. We were the last generation to experience original great American music.
@@stevendunn2501 Well said, totally agree. Man, what a time that was...I mean, the 70s-90s were absolutely incredible for music before the digital era.
Just nice to see some modern day chaps enjoying a classic vibe. These fellas reminded me of my youth and the people I frequented when this dropped, it was amazing, we sought out this slow jam genre, albeit I'm shockingly Caucasian and from the east of England, the looks back in the day we got for listening to stuff like this whilst being white 😔, fortunately things have changed, good music transcends everything and always will.
The Monologue in the intro that you asked about is sampled from the 1988 film Young Guns! It’s a movie about the infamous outlaw Billy the Kidd and the rest of his group which they’re collectively known as “The Regulators”. It’s one of the big time classics and I definitely recommend you guys check it out sometime ☺️
Y'all just heard a classic!!! RIP Nate Dog! This is like 30 years old y'all!!! I get excited when y'all react to these great songs!!! and 2...1....3..... we'll regulate! BANGER!!!
So glad these young brothas came across this & can tell they really vibin to it from the enthusiasm to the least amount of times I think I've ever seen them pause a vid to review. No shade at the other generations but '90s hip hop is unmatched & anyone that was alive then will always have that blessed nostalgic feeling when these classics come on
This song was also featured on the 90's film Above the Rim movie soundtrack. The movie starred, Duane Martin, Marlon Wayans, actor Leon,and the one and only Tupac Shakur. A good movie.
Warren G and Snoop grew up together and Nate Dogg moved to the LBC and went to high school with them. They formed the group 213 before they were signed to Death Row. Actually Snoop was the only one that ever had a real Death Row contract. Warren signed with Def Jam and Nate Dogg was with Death Row but never officially signed
@@jeyzeus yep, Warren had been trying to get Dre to listen to Snoops shit for a long time and it took the DJ running out of music at a bachelor party and Warren sneaking the demo tape in to get Dre’s attention, just crazy
@@erickwebster1973 In the gfunk documentary that Warren G and Snoop did, they said Nate moved from Mississippi to Long Beach and they met him in high school, unless they were lying, but I’ll believe them and Snoop and Daz are cousins.
@@justinpitcock5312 yeah they were straight lying bro I know he attended some school out in Mississippi but he spent more than half his life in Long Beach he even died in Long Beach
I had a student teacher in American Government/History back in the mid 90s, and when it got to teaching us about President Warren G. Harding, he said, and I quote, “Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, the original Regulator.” We laughed our butts off, naturally. However, when we began to “settle down,” we noticed our actual teacher didn’t get the joke, making us laugh even harder! LMBO
New subscriber here after watching y’all’s reaction to Bobby Caldwell! My man in the Georgetown shirt- love your enthusiasm, joy and energy! Who doesn’t know this song... it’s an American classic for sure! Can’t NOT dance to this! And YES they have major flow AND smooth vocals! We need more talent like this TODAY! Thank y’all for reacting!
I just looooove this song…I was around 14 when it came out. Very iconic for me. They sampled another of my favourite songs, “I Keep Forgetting” by Michael McDonald! I would highly recommend you give it a listen! ❤️
Ya'll need to CHALLENGE your generation to top THIS track. Tell the rest. No cussing required...at least not ALL THE TIME like it is now. THIS smooth jam is EXACTLY what ya'll needed. 🙌 #FACTS.
I'm a 37 year old white woman from the suburbs. You can call me Suburban E. I remember when this song came out. I was a little girl. But I knew all the lyrics. This song was on repeat on MTV as well as another channel called The Box. Nate Dogg is/was Snoops cousin. RIP Nate Dogg.
I've always felt like Nate Dog never got the publicity from the rap game like he should of. Even when he passed away, most people didn't even know because no one made any tributes or talks about him. He was such a huge influence and he's never really talked about.
I always loved this song...and that very first line at the beginning where they are talking about being regulators and being handy with the steel...was from a 1988 movie called Young Guns, about Billy the Kid.
E-40....shiiit! Charlie Hustle. No rappers now can even try to do what E-40 did lyrically. He didnt get the credit and widespread exposure he deserved.
@@jensz9360 facts.. In A Major Way is in my top 5 albums in the rotation homie .. The mailman album is Dope to with bring the yellow tape if you ain’t ever heard that should go listen to that I love 40 💦
This was from my day. Still know every word. This was my jam. The sample of Michael McDonald's song, I Keep Forgettin', MAKES this song...it's that killer beat ya'll are feelin' 😁🎶
One of the greatest songs of all time in my opinion. Any genre! And I'm a bit more of a rock fan. It's funny how you guys didn't know this song. It was super popular and still is! Great song. Rest in peace Nate dogg.
Y'all Jammin'. I'm 51 years old and this is one of my favorite songs. Keep it sliding. This song will keep some folks in line and keep some people from slippin'.
This whole album was 🔥 young fellas. Back in the mid 90s Warren G & the G funk era was tha shiznit lol By the way u love Nate try "Area codes" song by Ludacris. Nate is legendary on that chorus R.i.p Nate Dog
Nate Dogg was indeed Snoop’s cousin and Warren G is Dr. Dre’s step-bro. Just saw Snoop, Warren G and Ice Cube in concert a few months ago and they still got it. Killer show!
This song came out when I was a senior in highschool 1994. I knew the words today as well as back then. Still a banger! I listen to it at least once a week. It makes me feel 17 again
Regulate is literally my favorite hip-hop song of all time. I'm born and raised in LA, so maybe I'm biased, but I don't think I am when I say that little else beats the vibe of 90's hip-hop with Warren G and Nate Dogg doing an all-time classic that can't be replicated.
I remember before he passed nate was a hell of a artist when snoop and his boy did the tribute and his boy did his part my heart was so happy love seeing you guys go back and enjoy so much ❤️ ♥️ 💙 Indiana love and blessings
You guys are doing it. Almost 200k is undeniable! Focus your focus, regarding audience capture. Experimenting is necessary for progress but define yourselves with your own definitions. Much love as always.
Regulate is one of the best rap songs ever made, I remember when it first came out. Nate dogg was snoops cousin. He’s considered the king of hooks, always delivered his lines with a smooth singing falsetto. No one was really doin that back then. I do believe he’s the godfather of that in the rap world. RIP
1994 classic on Warren G’s regulate g funk era album self produced, And above the rim soundtrack Check out this DJ, do you see and so many ways. RIP Nathaniel Hale aka Nate Dogg🙏 gone but not forgotten, hooks ain’t been the same. Dude is the hat is the comic relief of the pod I see. Y’all lack of hip hop knowledge is profound.
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Ayyyy!! Just seein this!
Pure Classssic. Still pumpin the track at least one time every week 😎
Londoner here. First tape I ever bought in early 90s. Legend
I hope you enjoyed it ❤
💯😂💯 R.i.p NateDogg 🎙️
Yooooooo 😮
If you ever walk into a bar or a party and yell REGULATORS! and no one yells MOUNT UP!, just leave cuz you don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
Big facts
REGULATORS!!!!?!
@@shoryuken3305 *Mount* Up!
@@shoryuken3305 mount up!!
GITTY UP!!!
Warren G is Dre's step-brother, he introduced Snoop to Dre and if it wasn't for him there wouldn't be the classic g-funk West Coast sound, he also produced most of the tracks on dre's classic album 'The Chronic'..and Snoops debut album..he has produced everyone from Pac, Drake, Wiz Kalifa, Snoop, even that K-Pop boy band bts...if it won't for him, hip-hop would be way different today. He rarely gets his flowers, but he Def deserves them...
@@Nala_1230 was that supposed to be "this and that head ass"? Lol if that's the case, yes, you are only speaking facts. If you actually meant "Ahhhh", you'll have to excuse me bc Im old af and have no idea what context you were using lol
Ahhh is as it sounds, a sound 😅
@@cometomyfrontdoor like "Aahhh" 🥱 or "Aahhh" 😱 or "Aahhh" 😲 lol
He didnt produce most of the tracks on the Chronic and Doggystyle thats a lie! He helped produce a few tracks tho
@@eliasj8402 How do you figure that is a lie? It's not like I assumed or guessed or even made this up. On multiple occasions, multiple artist and studio heads have said this. Warren G is the one who was there during every single song on both of those albums. He is the one that came up with the whole "g funk" WC style beats that took off and inspired Dre a different avenue of sounds to produce. Just bc his name wasn't on every single track, doesn't mean he didn't deserve credit. There has always been a riff between dre and Warren G bc of this. No one knows why there's a riff or what caused it, but there is. After those 2 albums dropped, plus Above the Rim soundtrack, he was never in the forefront or wasn't really mentioned at all. Idk go look at his producing credits, you might be surprised..
This is why the 90s will ALWAYS be the golden era of hip-hop. You wont find songs like this now days. No matter what era this is played in, you gone vibe with it. Dont get me wrong theres alot of good ass music being made now but THIS is just different.
Most of those songs were only "samples" of previous artists with talent.
There is no comparison. This is the epitome of timeless hiphop
Look up doggystyleeee he go hard in this new age but keep it old skool
@@nobrainnogain1481Isn't that part of Hip-Hop culture tho? 🤨🤔
Never die this Time!r.i.p Nate.
Nate Dogg will always be my first choice for any Chorus/Hook on a HipHop song. Nate Dogg's double album is fucking outstanding. RIP to the Legend Nate Dogg
no one will ever come close to Nate Dogg in hooks!!
@@_carl_83
'cause it must be a single with Nate Dogg singin' on it'
-Ice Cube
Yessss
it ain't a hit till Natt Dogg spit.
-Ice Cube
Nate Dogg is the greatest of all time. He brought something different hip hop
Welcome to the freshest generation...94-2000 was killing life. I was 14...life was so good. No cell phones. You had to put in effort to get a girl, you had phone numbers on paper. I wish you guys could've known how dope it was to ride around smoking listening to this and Pac, biggie. Honestly I'm so thankful.
90s was really the Golden Era. Hip Hop and Sports. Low riders getting girls numbers on paper. I wish I’d go back in time. I was born in 05 lol
Right you lost that number and you died because you may never see that person again😂😂😂😂.
90s were peak west.
@@deeslifestyleloveslmao so true
Yes sir❤❤
This song doesn’t care:
1. What era you from
2. What race you are
You gonna bop to it 🔥
3. which country you come from
Nate Dogg is the Greatest Hook Singer ever. He influenced a lot of singers. Nate was a real singer. No Auto Tune. He had so many classics. Wish he was there here RIH to the GOAT
Facts. I had somebody to tell me once it was T-Pain. Boy I was heated!!
Tpain is one of them
I catch my son bouncing to these bangers from time to time and it makes me happy to know that we once did something right...... and I'm 60!!! This is real music!!
Arguably one of the best songs of the early 90s. Definitely made out to this in my teens, different times.
Damn. Definitely look like you were born in the 90s, not a teenager in the 90s.
@@amiller35 Awh thanks buddy, I'm 41.
not sure about that, each his own, but this was a banger! 90's was such a golden era of hip hop, there was so much I could bring up!
41? Damn
I think it’s a the top 3 rap/hip-hop songs EVER. My top 3 Songs period are in no particular order:
Regulate
Gangstas Paradise
Notorious Thugs
RIP Nate Dogg - Like this not for clout but outta respect for one of the greatest hip hop chorus voices of ALL TIME.
I’m with you on that one.
Facts
Facts
💯🕊
Nate is the King Of Hooks 👑🙏🏾
“I keep forgettin, we’re not in love anymore. I keep forgettin things will never be the same again.” Nate Dog bars plus Michael MacDonalds song 🔥 🔥 This jam was one the best remixes of old and new I’ve ever heard.
they did michael mcdonald thats were he prob heard it before
@@ryanfrye6850 Kiss rocked it later
As a member of Gen X- Regulators is our theme song! The easiest way to find my peeps used to be, walk in the door and say: “REGULAAATORS!” And get the reply, “MOUNT UP!!” One of the greatest songs ever made! Love the reaction!
Amen.
Us early millennials too
SERIOUSLY!!!!
Was our song in Army basic 1994 at ft Jackson...nvr forget it
Heard! Comes from young guns Emilio Estevez playing billy the kid. “Regulators “
You hitting that G-Funk era. This era had a lot of bangers
Miss those days, all music was good
We need G Funk back!
@@McDudes Dr Dre will release a new album in 2026.
no way@@toddtroll2220
💯
Sh…. I feel your excitement boys! As a 90ies girl from Switzerland - fulfilling any cliché: white and raised around mountains 😉, I was addicted to this song since I heard it the first time! I recorded it on tape, paused and rewinded it over and over again to write down and learn the lyrics! So of course decades later I still know every single word of this unbelievable great, smooth song! And still I am leaning back and „singing“ along to a great story telling track that will always gives me the feeling I am 14 again ❤️
Preach girl preach!!
These lads were loving regulate exactly like I was when I bought this tape in the 90's.
Nate Dogg is called "king of hooks" for a reason.
A Certified Hood Classic. BEST thing about Hip Hop in that era was that it was so widely diverse, everyone had a different sound and everyone was experimenting. You had Nate and Warren with G-Funk, you had the Fugees, A Tribe Called Quest (you say the whole thing), multiple varieties of Gangsta rap, knowledge rap, social justice rap (y'all need to listen to Public Enemy), hip hop was everywhere.
I thumbed this up for you typing yes you say the whole thing to ATCQ.
Everyone had there own unique style. Unlike nowadays!
A Classic for sure!!
And they have never heard it before??
I wonder what their parents have been listening to
Song is fire. Been listening to this since it came out and it never gets old. It'll live on forever as one of the best songs in the history of rap.
These young Brothers reactions is everything for Old-heads like me...Love to see this type reverence & respect especially among black mens!💯👊🏿✊🏿🤎😎✌🏿
Exactly 💯 I’m always thinking “wait till they hear this they’ll know how it was back then” ahaha
I'm just blown away that they haven't heard any of these songs before... It's like discovering you've had a 6 4 impala sitting in your garage for 10 years
I remember when I was a teenager, and I was riding with my mom, and this song came on. I turned it up, and my mom said, “I didn’t know you were a Michael McDonald fan.” I said, “I’m not, this is Regulate by Nate Dogg and Warren G.” Without skipping a damn beat she said, “well it was a Michael McDonald song, so it sounds like he needs to go Regulate on Nate Dogg and Warren G. for stealing his damn song.” The way she said it was funny as shit, and it’s stuck with me all these years. 🤣
Michael McDonald tells how warren called him and asked if f he could sample his track.
I dont know, but im not sure if they want to step to Mr. McDonald
And I've always felt the same as your Mom!! LOL
That’s classic lol
@@anonymousf454 no Warren G and Nate Dogg can hold their own , they both can sing sing but McDonald’s no joke either, lol
A friend of mine who got to hear it for the first time said what set this song apart from others was how *smooth* it was. You couldn't help but feel like you wanted to slide to the beat as you listened to it. Iconic song.
And that was the influence of Warren G since he was a baby and Nate voice... Damn they're both so smooth. God, what happened to hip hop...
Y'all know Nate Dogg sang gospel in the church long before he hit the pro music scene? The man could SANG.
This can’t be the fist time hearing this… ?
It’s a classic!
Timeless
For Real. Really Doe.
These fools be lying for likes
1st time for everything with these guys
Never know, it is an old song, they weren't even born yet.
Yea shame on their parents
So cool to see y'all feeling these old bangers! Soundtracks to my life! 🔥
So dope!! That’s when hip hop was fire. RIP Nate Dogg. Classic
"MOUNT UP" said every Gen-X'er when they hear the words Regulate or Regulator. We also know to thank Michael McDonald for that fly melody.
If you know, you know.
Facts.
I've often said that as Gen-Xers, we were possible the last generation to experience an analog childhood that wasn't too dissimilar from that of our parents. We still had pop icons who were well into their late 40s. We were the last generation to experience original great American music.
@@stevendunn2501 Well said, totally agree. Man, what a time that was...I mean, the 70s-90s were absolutely incredible for music before the digital era.
This song is a stone cold CLASSIC. Nate we miss you but will never forget you.
I'm almost 50 and there are still some days when I get "the rhythm is the base and the bass is the treble" stuck in my head...all day long.
Haha me too. Im 48 and this is taking me back to 1994!
You just wanna ride out! 🤣
51 and still lovin this song
50 myself and still on my party playlist. Listened to it last week while partying.
There will never be another Nate Dogg. Dude was one of one.
You know they are young, when none of them even noticed Tupac in that video ! Love their responses to the jam though :)
Just nice to see some modern day chaps enjoying a classic vibe. These fellas reminded me of my youth and the people I frequented when this dropped, it was amazing, we sought out this slow jam genre, albeit I'm shockingly Caucasian and from the east of England, the looks back in the day we got for listening to stuff like this whilst being white 😔, fortunately things have changed, good music transcends everything and always will.
I love your last sentence and agree wholeheartedly!
The Monologue in the intro that you asked about is sampled from the 1988 film Young Guns! It’s a movie about the infamous outlaw Billy the Kidd and the rest of his group which they’re collectively known as “The Regulators”. It’s one of the big time classics and I definitely recommend you guys check it out sometime ☺️
Facts
Was coming here to put the exact same thing lol.
The movie was above the rim in the video
I was just listening to this album! One of the best albums from 1994”… G-Funk at it’s finest… R.I.P Nate Dogg❤
Y'all just heard a classic!!! RIP
Nate Dog! This is like 30 years old y'all!!! I get excited when y'all react to these great songs!!!
and 2...1....3..... we'll regulate!
BANGER!!!
God, I love black people. You people have heart, style, and energy.
That whole album is dope, start to finish, so underrated
Finish this line: "We spark in the park...."
@@stevendunn2501 When we do it in the dark
#What'sNext
94 Ho Draft
This DJ....
Enjoy your youth fellas! Seems like I was 19 listening to The Chronic yesterday. Now I’m 46 with a 27 year old son😂
So glad these young brothas came across this & can tell they really vibin to it from the enthusiasm to the least amount of times I think I've ever seen them pause a vid to review. No shade at the other generations but '90s hip hop is unmatched & anyone that was alive then will always have that blessed nostalgic feeling when these classics come on
It's fun watching you young bucks discover the good old shit. Makes my old head happy. 💯
Damn if only these young kids knew the old school music!! Way better then today's music!!
Such a classic, iconic song. Nothing else to say. I can't even react to busy jamming.
This song was also featured on the 90's film Above the Rim movie soundtrack. The movie starred, Duane Martin, Marlon Wayans, actor Leon,and the one and only Tupac Shakur. A good movie.
Warren G and Snoop grew up together and Nate Dogg moved to the LBC and went to high school with them. They formed the group 213 before they were signed to Death Row. Actually Snoop was the only one that ever had a real Death Row contract. Warren signed with Def Jam and Nate Dogg was with Death Row but never officially signed
Warren G is also a Dr Dre's step brother. That's how Snoop and Dre met.
@@jeyzeus yep, Warren had been trying to get Dre to listen to Snoops shit for a long time and it took the DJ running out of music at a bachelor party and Warren sneaking the demo tape in to get Dre’s attention, just crazy
Nate Dogg was born and raised in the LBC too he actually met Warren G in high school Snoop and Nate are cousins
@@erickwebster1973 In the gfunk documentary that Warren G and Snoop did, they said Nate moved from Mississippi to Long Beach and they met him in high school, unless they were lying, but I’ll believe them and Snoop and Daz are cousins.
@@justinpitcock5312 yeah they were straight lying bro I know he attended some school out in Mississippi but he spent more than half his life in Long Beach he even died in Long Beach
you guys are the best thing thats happened to u tube in a long time!
It would be nice to hear Regulate again for the first time..
Warren G is a great & underrated Producer and Hip-Hop/G Funk/ Westcoast Hip-Hop artist! One of my favorites
Actually Nate Dogg is from Clarksdale, Mississippi moved to Long Beach when he was younger 🙌🏽👌🏽
I had a student teacher in American Government/History back in the mid 90s, and when it got to teaching us about President Warren G. Harding, he said, and I quote, “Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, the original Regulator.” We laughed our butts off, naturally. However, when we began to “settle down,” we noticed our actual teacher didn’t get the joke, making us laugh even harder! LMBO
New subscriber here after watching y’all’s reaction to Bobby Caldwell! My man in the Georgetown shirt- love your enthusiasm, joy and energy! Who doesn’t know this song... it’s an American classic for sure! Can’t NOT dance to this! And YES they have major flow AND smooth vocals! We need more talent like this TODAY! Thank y’all for reacting!
When I was in middle school I swore these was my jams- thanks mama 😂 and ❤❤❤ everyone late on the 80’s & 90’s frfr YAY AREAAAA
I LOVE THESE HANDSOME BOYS THEIR REACTIONS JUST BRINGS YOU JOY❤️
I just looooove this song…I was around 14 when it came out. Very iconic for me. They sampled another of my favourite songs, “I Keep Forgetting” by Michael McDonald! I would highly recommend you give it a listen! ❤️
Me too. Summer between 8th grade and freshman year...
I was 14 also when this came out summer of 94
Ya'll need to CHALLENGE your generation to top THIS track. Tell the rest. No cussing required...at least not ALL THE TIME like it is now. THIS smooth jam is EXACTLY what ya'll needed. 🙌 #FACTS.
Nate Dogg was the man. His voice was so smooth. Used to cruise to this one lol!
Rest In Peace, Nate Dogg always killed the chorus.
I'm a 37 year old white woman from the suburbs. You can call me Suburban E. I remember when this song came out. I was a little girl. But I knew all the lyrics. This song was on repeat on MTV as well as another channel called The Box. Nate Dogg is/was Snoops cousin. RIP Nate Dogg.
YOOOOOOOOOOOO, This song is legendary Nate Dogg and Warren g 🔥
Ain't that the truth.
Nate Dogg is the most soulful G to ever live lol R.I.P.
In the 90's ( and today) I bumped warren G !! He was THE MAN OF THE TIME!!!
I've always felt like Nate Dog never got the publicity from the rap game like he should of. Even when he passed away, most people didn't even know because no one made any tributes or talks about him. He was such a huge influence and he's never really talked about.
Not true
I always loved this song...and that very first line at the beginning where they are talking about being regulators and being handy with the steel...was from a 1988 movie called Young Guns, about Billy the Kid.
Did you see the size of that CHICKEN!!?? LOL
@@teresarenee3829 That part made me think...maybe I never want to try peyote. 😆
@@amys4392 lol...right...good movie!
Rip to the Legendary Nate Dogg. Truly one of a kind.
Mount up!!!!This take me back to high school fellas you should do some 90s hip-hop and some ice cubes and snoop E40 …🔥🔥
E-40....shiiit! Charlie Hustle. No rappers now can even try to do what E-40 did lyrically. He didnt get the credit and widespread exposure he deserved.
@@jensz9360 facts.. In A Major Way is in my top 5 albums in the rotation homie .. The mailman album is Dope to with bring the yellow tape if you ain’t ever heard that should go listen to that I love 40 💦
This was from my day. Still know every word. This was my jam. The sample of Michael McDonald's song, I Keep Forgettin', MAKES this song...it's that killer beat ya'll are feelin' 😁🎶
Above the Rim is the best soundtrack...EVER! So many fire tracks and artists, Tupac, Thug Life, Dogg Pound, Lady of Rage, SWV!
Thank you fellas… brings back memories
One of the greatest songs of all time in my opinion. Any genre! And I'm a bit more of a rock fan. It's funny how you guys didn't know this song. It was super popular and still is! Great song. Rest in peace Nate dogg.
Y'all Jammin'. I'm 51 years old and this is one of my favorite songs. Keep it sliding. This song will keep some folks in line and keep some people from slippin'.
Oh my heart. This song was turned up when I was teen. My friends and I had it memorized. Still do. Suggestion. Johnny Cash Gods Gonna Cut You Down
This whole album was 🔥 young fellas. Back in the mid 90s Warren G & the G funk era was tha shiznit lol
By the way u love Nate try "Area codes" song by Ludacris.
Nate is legendary on that chorus
R.i.p Nate Dog
And how could I forget RIP Nate Dogg 🙏..ES LBC!!!
Everyone who grew up in the 90's will hear "REGULATORS!!" And instinctively respond with "Mount Up", Lol!
90’s Rap was the best ever
I'm loving this seeing yall react to this song. I grew up in North LB during this time. Makes me smile so hard.
Nate Dogg was indeed Snoop’s cousin and Warren G is Dr. Dre’s step-bro. Just saw Snoop, Warren G and Ice Cube in concert a few months ago and they still got it. Killer show!
Holy memory lane!!! 😂
I was in high school when this came out... MTV actually had music videos and this one was 🔥🔥🔥 for it's day.
You guys are the coolest, I’m old and could still hang with you all. Keep putting out the videos.
Don't laugh at oldness. Y'all gonna be old, one day, too. Bless y'all's sweet hearts. Respect.
This song came out when I was a senior in highschool 1994. I knew the words today as well as back then. Still a banger! I listen to it at least once a week. It makes me feel 17 again
The whole Chicago was bumping this n the 90,s all day.
I was a little worried how some young dudes would react to this and love y’all see how timeless this track.
Just saw Warren G, Ice cube and Snoop last month. Shit was fucking awesome!!!
I'm 42, this song doesn't get old. Just like Luniz "I got 5 on it". Straight old school banger.
This is legit the first rap song I remember hearing almost 30 years ago
I’m glad y’all listened. I used to play this EVERY day on my way to school!
Nate Dogg is iconic. Music and me is one of the best CD ever made..
My favorite of all time. And the opening line is from the classic western “Young Guns”
It would be great to get a reaction to the song they sampled Micheal McDonald- I Keep Forgetting.
Regulate is literally my favorite hip-hop song of all time. I'm born and raised in LA, so maybe I'm biased, but I don't think I am when I say that little else beats the vibe of 90's hip-hop with Warren G and Nate Dogg doing an all-time classic that can't be replicated.
"Money Ain't A Thang" from Jermaine Dupri and Jay-Z. A young ass Jay-Z in this one, absolute classic track from the same era.
I remember before he passed nate was a hell of a artist when snoop and his boy did the tribute and his boy did his part my heart was so happy love seeing you guys go back and enjoy so much ❤️ ♥️ 💙 Indiana love and blessings
How the fuck have you not heard this
Above The Rim Soundtrack Is THE BEST EVER!!!
You guys are doing it. Almost 200k is undeniable! Focus your focus, regarding audience capture. Experimenting is necessary for progress but define yourselves with your own definitions. Much love as always.
Sampled "I Keep Forgetting" by Michael McDonald. Totally soulful & worth checking out.
Yeah that one is a classic 🔥 song too! I loved the old school new school combos they were doing in this era with GFunk
Like I have said before, I'm thankful for my parents' music, but the 80's/90's brought the music too! Every genre!!❤
From 90s-2000s Nate was considered the king of the hooks. Check area codes by ludacris
Shit....he still is king of hooks. Name anyone else who took the title from him since?
Hey Guys, please react to "I keep forgetting" by Michael McDonald who Warren G sample this song from. McDonald is the definition of "Blue Eye Soul."🔥
OMG this is so cute y’all are making me feel soooooo OLD😂I’m over here rapping the entire song 😅
Regulate is one of the best rap songs ever made, I remember when it first came out. Nate dogg was snoops cousin. He’s considered the king of hooks, always delivered his lines with a smooth singing falsetto. No one was really doin that back then. I do believe he’s the godfather of that in the rap world. RIP
1994 classic on Warren G’s regulate g funk era album self produced, And above the rim soundtrack Check out this DJ, do you see and so many ways. RIP Nathaniel Hale aka Nate Dogg🙏 gone but not forgotten, hooks ain’t been the same.
Dude is the hat is the comic relief of the pod I see. Y’all lack of hip hop knowledge is profound.