Dad VIBIN' with Nate Dogg & Warren G - Regulate | First Reaction

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Thank you for watching this video of one of the finest G-Funk classics of all time, "Regulate" by Nate Dogg & Warren G. I little bit of a departure from our usual stuff, but a necessary step in the effort to fill out my Dad's knowledge and understanding of 90s hip hop. Nate Dogg has one of my favourite voices of all time, so I was really surprised when he couldn't differentiate the two haha.
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Regulate 3:21
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@seanjean6738 2 года назад

Y’all gotta do ‘Crossroads’ by Bone thugs-n- harmony! Thats one of the biggest hip hop songs of the 90’s and quite frankly of all time. It broke The Beatles record for fastest selling single in music history

@timrecio7241 2 года назад

Great call

@ghidrah76 2 года назад

The original Crossraods though.. that redone version is not that great lol

@kyokitty16 2 года назад

Yes

@jubei20111 2 года назад

Great choice. Got to throw in Notorious Thugs into the mix is we're doing Bone Thugs.

@realestatemack5038 2 года назад

Good suggestion

@faithbryant1730 Год назад

“Who shot who”? 😂 Dad’s really invested in the storyline. So cute.

@aniialowe1980 2 года назад

FYI: Snoop Dogg and Warren G were best friends growing up (or at least during high school). Dr. Dre and Warren G were step brothers, and Warren G actually introduced Snoop Dogg to Dr. Dre.

@traceejohnson290 2 года назад

Also, Nate Dogg & Snoop Dogg were cousins.

@nightcrawler2717 2 года назад

Also snoop 🐀 in 1998 and nate and warren didnt 🤣🤣🤣

@ekbell684 Год назад

Also Daz too, all 3 of them are cousins.

@nancypelosi2627 3 месяца назад

@@traceejohnson290That's why they have the same last name.

@AJ-he1kk Месяц назад

Yes sir!

@mobud2891 2 года назад

Can we give them a Grammy? The quality time spent to reacting to music as father and son is priceless. I wish i could do this with my father.. I cant wait for the next video! Stay Blessed 🙏🏾

@frontroom 2 года назад

Wow, thanks! (dad)

@iconicamericano1131 Год назад

Agreed! I hope he knows how blessed he is to have this type of relationship with his pops

@29jcorn 2 года назад

Peep when he says “Nate Dogg is looking for Warren G”…that good ol’ era when you had to LOOK for your friends😂Those were the days

@Cocochantelle 2 года назад

Truuue! Haha 😂

@shaylalatoya 2 года назад

Oh ma god lol! You right!!!

@chrystalhicks23 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@LorenCognita 2 года назад

I thought about that lol, made me think of old BET movies 🤣

@Chimp.Foo. 2 года назад

Yep lol if they weren't at the house phone.. you had to go out and look at your regular spots

@infinity3jif 2 года назад

I never thought in a million years I would enjoy watching a father and son listen to dissect and discuss hip hop/rap songs, this is amazing

@missalwaysshining7065 Год назад

“213 will regulate” is a double entendre. 213 is in fact the group Warren G, Nate Dogg and Snoop were in as Kai stated but also, the area code (Los Angeles) in which they all grew up. I loved the fact your dad recognized Ice Cube had a similar sound and story. It’s because they’re all from the same place, living the same lives. Craps, cruising’ and girls were a big thing in LA in the nineties. This video made this Cali girl feel all nostalgic☺️

@DNA9315 19 дней назад

Thank you for mentioning this!

@lurkst3r Год назад

That Michael Mcdonald sample is phenomenal ... can't believe I'm not in love anymooooore 🎼🎵🎶

@leahanderson30 8 месяцев назад

The sample fire

@maribelru2011 2 года назад

I feel you are giving Hip Hop the respect it deserves. These artists created music and trends. Love love these mini lessons.

@frontroom 2 года назад

Thanks for watching. (dad)

@TheRealStellaNoWine 2 года назад

Yeah, some of the stuff he knows I didn’t even know! He’s definitely doing us a service and teaching some of us! LOVE IT!!!!!! 💚💚💚

@maribelru2011 2 года назад

@@TheRealStellaNoWine Yes! I’m appreciating it on a whole new level!

@matshephophaahla3744 2 года назад

REGULATOOOOOOOORRRRS!!!!!

@xsteph8366 2 года назад

MOUNT UP!!!

@88amanali 3 дня назад

Yeah❤

@HyperDangerousThing 2 года назад

Dude nobody can replicate nate he was such a unique gem in music

@Kkpb-fh5vt 2 года назад

I LOVE the bit at 11:45 where the dad sings and the son is clearly slightly embarrassed but also pleased that his dad is getting into it.

@Unc0mmonSense 2 года назад

Nate Dogg is known for his hooks. He blessed many classics with his voice. The song samples 80s singer Michael McDonald "I keep forgetting"

@shomarisimmonsakaillyworld5481 2 года назад

It’s also has the Micheal Franks flute sample as well

@mutsaushewokunze6522 2 года назад

Michael Mcdonald from the Doobie Brothers Also Nate is related to Dr Dre There is a mix which blends this track with Mike Mcdonald

@kscory8577 2 года назад

Nate dog had such a unique voice. R.i.p. nate Dog

@robertbenton1367 2 года назад

@@mutsaushewokunze6522 the 'Jamming Mix' 👍🏻

@southernrazed 2 года назад

@@mutsaushewokunze6522 Warren is Dre’s step brother.

@joshcollins3135 2 года назад

The song choices, the analysis, the open mindedness, the father-son duo! This is wholesome content that we need today & why your channel has grown so quickly

@MJ8463 2 года назад

@John Don happy family content aye

@graceaugust1 2 года назад

I love how knowledgeable the son is of music before his time. He seems young but is super wise of so much. 90's music and hip hop is legendary so this is amazing to witness to see generations before and after learning and experiencing the greatness and appreciating it 🤩

@SamMugen Год назад

I agree man. Got much love for all his knowledge. 1 note though: Snoop Dogg was in the same group as Nate Dogg AND Warren G called "213". Not just Nate Dogg

@deed2157 7 месяцев назад

Well now that we have internet it's easier for younger generations to look up info about older music

@sapy44 Год назад

THIS was my jam back in day. Wore it out. Still a BANGER to this day. Regulators mount UP !

@heatspitta 2 года назад

The young gunna explaining G Funk is why hip hop should be a class! Hearing him do these breakdowns and techniques is refreshing man..double entendre, similes, methohors, etc can all be found in hip hop even til the day!

@heatspitta 2 года назад

@@AgentLemmon u can't say that without context lol.

@nancyzambo6570 2 года назад

There are hip-hop classes at some of the colleges out here in the San Francisco Bay Area. The ones I know about talk about the history and culture of hip hop and the related social issues of that era and how it relates to our social issues now.

@TheRealStellaNoWine 2 года назад

Yes, he knows his stuff! His dad knows some of his sounds too! This is so great because it shows how our culture and music can bring THE WORLD together! WOW 💚💚

@missyfw3 2 года назад

Facts! I was just thinking that yo myself prior to seeing this comment 😬

@heatspitta 2 года назад

@@missyfw3 yes!

@jonnyfontane3607 2 года назад

before autotune, there was nate dogg. my father died a few weeks ago, and watching your videos, how you and your father listen to hip hop and discuss about is just beatiful.

@frontroom 2 года назад

Very sorry to hear about your loss, Jonny. Wishing you comfort during this difficult time

@ranmaster17 2 года назад

Peace to you my brother. Condolences🙏🏽

@miraclesblessings5044 2 года назад

Sincerest condolences and deepest sympathies.... prayers up from Texas

@tankbxy7609 2 года назад

rest in peace to your pops, g. 🙏🏼 mine left me a few years ago. so im right there with you, bruh. keep your chin up.

@tankbxy7609 Год назад

just lost my mom too now... like six weeks ago.... count your blessings, g. i hope you still got your moms at least. love on the people who mean the most to you. they could be gone tomorrow. you never know...

@justincree1978 Год назад

Tell your dad he's so dope, I like his enthusiasm about this whole thing, I wished I had a father like him when I was younger, I just didn't have a father at all. Tell your dad he's a good dude

@saradiaz9255 2 года назад

Your dad just sitting there bobbing his head and vibing is so cute lol !

@dtone63 2 года назад

Lol he's thinking of what he got into back in the day..before you were born son

@LeoCharles 2 года назад

Your dad is one of those guys you just wanna hug and hang out with. He is soooo chill! Great videos, they paint a smile on my face. Cheers to both!

@frontroom 2 года назад

Never called “cool” in my day but happy to fit the bill now (?)Thanks for watching. (dad)

@ltetobago 2 года назад

Agree 👍🏽

@ikennaukachu6107 2 года назад

@@frontroom It's still your day dad!

@kennydeez..1774 2 года назад

DITTO!👍🏿

@mothompson7239 2 года назад

I totally agree, he is absolutely charming and also funny without even realising, the ice tea comment made me chuckle a few times ( I would certainly do the same) the dynamics work so well, the son is so informative and knowledgeable and he's dad really engaging and interested... it just works beautifully... I kept wanting to sing the line " I keep forgetting I'm not in love anymore" and then realised it was a Micheal Macdonald track... ( I love that track too) ...

@tiffanyredcross1781 2 года назад

Good choice. I'm surprised your Dad doesn't recognize the main sample. Michael McDonald's I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near) A huge hit from 1982.

@brandonpeterson9469 2 года назад

It was also my thought that dad didn't catch Michael McDonald's sample.....much love from South Africa, Cape Town 😁❤️🇿🇦 awesome channel guys ❤️🌍

@scottyhunt 2 года назад

Also the Young Guns movie sample at the beginning... they were the original Regulators that protected Mr. Tunstall's property.

@MRSMANDY81 2 года назад

I was 12 when this song came out and I recognized the beat immediately. I'm surprised the dad didn't catch that either.

@FDEaries 2 года назад

De La Soul Keepin the Faith used the same sample

@Al_Ellisande 2 года назад

I always have that in my head during this song.

@MrDmoe23 2 года назад

Since we on G Funk you gotta play him ‘Nothing but a G thang’.. love the videos very dope 💯💯

@Mars90five Год назад

What about music and me by Nate dog

@brothachris44106 2 года назад

I love these guys! They just became my favorite reactors! I was waiting on the dad to see if he recognizes the sample, Michael MacDonald’s “I Keep Forgettin”

@PAT206ify 7 месяцев назад

There's a great version w michael mcdonald singing the hook

@gustavomedina202gm 2 года назад

I enjoy these videos because I feel like a lot of people who are much older never gave this type of music a chance when they where younger or was a fan of a different genre. Now that they are older they are open minded to all types of music, so now we can all enjoy it together.

@egriffin4164 2 года назад

I'm 38 now and I feel stupid for not giving some genres of music a chance - especially hip hop/rap. I listened to the real popular stuff and I remember seeing/hearing some stuff on MTV but it never connected. Then...I don't know...something happened in the last few years for me. Hearing new songs, stories/meaning behind them, the history and back ground of the artists....just have a lot of respect and love for it now. Late to the game but enjoying it.

@FlipCanon23 2 года назад

You guys NEED to react to Bone Thugs n’ Harmony “Crossroads”!! I’d love to hear what your dad thinks about that song!

@gdupp 2 года назад

The entrance to Regulate is from the Motion Picture Young Guns. When he says “Regulators, we Regulate any stealing of his property, we’re damn good too. Ya gotta be handy with the steel if ya know what I mean. Earn ya keep.” It was a movie about Billy The Kid. Billy is introduced to a group of men working for a farmer, they are basically laborers, but they also make sure no one steals from their boss. They then later become an Outlaw Gang when their boss is murdered. The song sample is from Michael McDonald’s “I Keep Forgetting”

@jakestroll6518 2 года назад

Your dad has that hip-hop head bounce perfected. Good you two!

@kings17court 2 года назад

I can't believe that Pops didn't realize immediately that this was a sample of I KEEP FORGETTING by Michael McDonald. He became famous as the lead singer for the Doobie Brothers.

@ChefOG_Ra 2 года назад

I was SUPER SHOCKED that he didn't know the sample

@bigdawg702 2 года назад

@@ChefOG_Ra There is also the 'Regulate Remix' that has Michael McDonald doing the "I can't forget I'm not in love anymore!" parts

@msve3730 2 года назад

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮. Omg I didn't even know. Now you said it I can't unhere it.

@msve3730 2 года назад

@@bigdawg702 oh I gotta check it out now.

@msve3730 2 года назад

I'm just still tryna understand how producers do this. Dre had a good ear to this music thing

@singuensful 2 года назад

This is one of the rap classics. Keep going. RIP Nate Dogg

@bryanmoore6962 Год назад

I always loved the way they were able to take Michael McDonalds beat from “I keep forgetting” and incorporate it into this song, much like 2 pac changes using Bruce Hornsby “the way it is” beat. Just flows so perfectly

@sheilaaskew5486 2 года назад

This is the sweetest thing ever! ❤ Watching a father and son spending quality time together, and the son teaching his dad about music he listens to. PRICELESS 🥰

@gigga143 2 года назад

the sample was from the 70s, Michael McDonald's "I Keep Forgetting". they used to play a mash up Regulator Remix on the radio. its such a great song overall, both the original Michael McDonald song and this one, but my favorite is the mashup.

@israelrule4766 2 года назад

I keep forgetting is a bad ass song, in my playlist longtime …….

@tywilliams3891 2 года назад

I was looking for someone to mention Michael McDonald 😉.

@mstees220 2 года назад

@@tywilliams3891 so was I... 💯

@darren763 2 года назад

Yeah this is probably why his dad feels like this sounds so familiar

@bertaseyeview9422 2 года назад

@@darren763 Yes, I was saying the same thing. lol

@xsteph8366 2 года назад

213 also refers to the area code that they all came from. So in a way, Nate Dogg is saying our hood, our area will regulate. They’re paying homage to their home area as well 🙏🏽💙 Rest in Paradise Nate Dogg the Great Dogg 💙 Edited addition : it’s became a staple soundtrack to all folks from that area. It reflects our attitude and vibe that we carry when we walk the streets of our area, or just being from that area in general 🙏🏽

@do2cara2 2 года назад

Definitely RIP to Nate Dogg. 213 was the area code in Long Beach in the early 90s. In this particular lyric 213 is the group that Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg and Warren G were a part of.

@infamous5921 2 года назад

Nate is not from Cali. He grew up in my old neighborhood in Mississippi. He is a preacher’s son.

@anthonyfigueroa7869 2 года назад

I was hoping someone said something. 😩😩😩😩

@graystrishanna 2 года назад

@@infamous5921 Nate Dogg was born in Long Beach CA and sang at New Hope Baptist Church in Long Beach on the corner of Mew York and Anaheim. Yes his father was a Pastor and he did also live in Mississippi.

@josephserenson166 2 года назад

213 is also a group with Nate Dogg warren g and snoop. So I always took it as them referring to themselves and not the entire hood. Especially since this song is just about them and not their boys

@desra753 2 года назад

Dad is correct the melody and beat are from the original song called Too Hot I believe it was made in 1979 by Kool and The Gang. Good ear Dad!👂😊

@marlonh.6759 Год назад

That's factually incorrect. The it's actually a sample of the song "I Keep Forgettin' (Every time You're Near)" performed by Michael McDonald.

@ricardoglenn Год назад

Father and Son sharing their common passion for music is priceless. The sheer amount of time you spend together doing these videos is absolutely magic, and you will both cherish those moments forever!

@kole9158 2 года назад

If I may provide some recommendations: - Nas - If I ruled the world Immortal Technique - Dance with the Devil Kanye West - Through the Wire Jay Z - Song Cry Notorious B.I.G - Sky is the Limit

@drekafine8831 2 года назад

And great recommendations I must say💯💯🔥

@chellebelle2229 2 года назад

Yes! Great list. I would add Kanye West: All Falls Down

@YBSolow 2 года назад

If I ruled the world, song cry, and sky is the limit 👍👍

@ejmaxwell96 2 года назад

Yes!

@rudyrangel5910 2 года назад

Oh man. Dance with the devil. Yeah that one has to be done.

@pastense 2 года назад

You can easily just say that Warren is rapping and Nate actually singing! Nate, Warren, and Snoop had a group called 213 (LA’s area code) before their careers took off.

@Peace-Love-Justice Год назад

OMG! I love that Kai's explaining the song like it's a movie. lol This is so cool. So glad I found you guys. Brining back so many good memories from back in the day. At some point I stopped listening to commercial radio. After 2005 ish....it was OVER.

@sweetbrie9894 2 года назад

I'm so glad I found you guys. The relaxed and genuine vibe is very calming. You also discuss these classics in a way that makes me find new reasons to appreciate them. I love the bond you guys have. As someone who didn't really have a supportive nuclear family I am comforted just watching you all talk. Thank you for sharing with us! 💜

@sweetbrie9894 2 года назад

Also, the dad singing, "moteeellllll" is my favorite thing ever!

@MomTheEbayer101 2 года назад

I promise you I heard this song a million times and I didn’t realize what they were talking /singing about!!! I’d dance to the beat, waited and sang SUPER LOUD my favorite part, Nate singing“ EAST SIDE HOTEL”!🤷🏾‍♀️😂

@teronward7570 2 года назад

That's why todays rappers stopped trying.

@dennissmith7214 2 года назад

Motel🤭………….but who cares!! 😆🤙🏽

@thegr8one572 2 года назад

Wow 😬😳🙄

@dys3945 2 года назад

That was the dads favorite part 🤫😏

@jgreen4880 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣 Rollin …

@htx_screwww3959 2 года назад

Still waiting on Slipping by DMX 😭 super deep song that touches me every time I hear

@p3krwood 2 года назад

Yes, Please.

@eeds8860 2 года назад

Adding to this comment.. "innocent man" by Dmx

@jeremyblackwater439 2 года назад

Slipping’ still tears me up 😔

@iAmEFFeX Год назад

I have owned 3 copies of this album in my life since tape cassette. G Funk Era is an important part of my life. Thanks gentlemen for paying this respect.

@antoniomarin7154 2 года назад

Your dad's willingness to listen with a open mind is refreshing. We should all strive to have your father son relationship.

@mingholio 2 года назад

213 is the phone number area code for their area and since gangs are very territorial they often “represent” their area by using the area code

@ThatBlackPiano 2 года назад

PLEASE play some Bone Thugs’N’Harmony “Crossroads” and “Ghetto Cowboy”

@xtinaj7450 2 года назад

Yes!

@markswindell2503 2 года назад

Ghetto Cowboy is a lesser known classic

@tiffanycalisto7923 2 года назад

Yes

@tapashe9239 11 месяцев назад

rip nate dogg, need more people stepping up showing respect this dude belongs in every music hall of fame.

@Copasyetic 2 года назад

This is one of my favorite. Nate Dogg was considered the ghetto Opra Singer when he let this rap out. Love Dads' reaction to this. Hats off to you guys. You all should react to Back to the Hotel. Defense a must listen to. God's speed. 💞

@Only1Science 2 года назад

Shout out to my brother T-Money Green who played bass all over those G-Funk records. He was a former bass player for the dramatics too. He's responsible for linking Snoop with the Dramatics for Snoop's song "Doggy Dogg World". Peace!

@WOODSLD80 2 года назад

REGULATORRRRS MOUNT UP! Always awesome song choices and discourse with your dad.

@guero8820 2 года назад

Wow I love you and your dad bonding together listening to music. Your dad is very intelligent and humble man. I love how he nails every little detail to the song. I am officially will be subscribing to your channel. Keep up the good work.

@frontroom 2 года назад

You are so kind!

@shaunburdett4088 2 года назад

@@frontroom crooked I fast car he raps over tracy chapmans fast car telling his storey good song

@MrChiCity3 2 года назад

Regulators!!!!!!!! Mount Up!!!!

@lewkor1529 2 года назад

A classic! Warren G is Dr. Dre's little brother. "Regulators" intro from the classic 1988 western movie "Young Guns"

@blacksmith1925 2 года назад

Step brother

@lewkor1529 2 года назад

@@blacksmith1925 Geez!!! Big deal! Lol They call each other "brother" NOT "step bro", would you agree?

@blacksmith1925 2 года назад

@@lewkor1529 I agree with the fact that Warren Griffin and Andre Young are step brothers. Facts shouldn't offend you.

@PapeySapote 2 года назад

@@lewkor1529 but there’s a big difference between the two… dna

@lewkor1529 2 года назад

@@blacksmith1925 Pathetic! Warren G to Suge Knight "If you don't get your hands off of me, I am going to call my brother" I guess he should have said "If you don't get your hands off of me, I am going to call my step-brother" Lol. I will go by what Warren and Dre call each other 24/7. Facts shouldn't offend you...

@adrianrobles1655 2 года назад

I’ve never subscribed faster in my life. The dynamic between you guys is incredible. Btw “213 will regulate” I believe means we’re (warren g & Nate dogg) from Los Angeles & us or other people from this area will regulate if you’re a buster. (213 is an area code for a part of LA)

@cjawaid 2 года назад

213 is also the name of the rap group that Snoop, Warren G and Nate Dogg formed.

@sandy10percent16 2 года назад

It’s a area code I believe Long Beach

@bonniejones4885 2 года назад

Yes 213 is a LA area code and you have to remember cling your area code is an important hip hop technique. This was during the Cali/NYC hip hop riffs. Claiming your clique was always important and even more so during this time.

@virgoenergy6636 2 года назад

Me too, I subscribed quicker to this channel than I have ever done before….10minutes 🤣🤣

@amandapriscilla5402 2 года назад

I love how open your dad is to trying new songs and how well you not only articulate how you feel about the lyrics but also about all the elements of the actual music.

@carloscastaneda6731 2 года назад

When Nate dogg said at the end “if your ass is a Buster, 213 will Regulate” Meant Buster as a coward or someone that’s scared to represent what you consider yourself to be as in person. Someone that is not down for his. in other words means not being brave. & Regulate as in checking that person & putting him in his place. Good video though thanks for sharing !! 🙏🏼👍🏼

@MsPedroStarr 2 года назад

A buster is somebody who comes around thinking they are bad and cause trouble.

@carloscastaneda6731 2 года назад

@@MsPedroStarr in other words a Buster is a Bitch

@Sunmoonandstars123 2 года назад

Regulate was the first hip hop album I got into at age 14. Holds a special place in my heart ❤️

@realtalkswitharedhead 2 года назад

My fav song from my high school days. White convertible, freezing weather, top down, windows up 🤣....listened to this song like 20 times today. Thank you guys!

@WESTSIDE519 2 года назад

I wanna suggest “Murder Was The Case” by Snoop Dogg in 1993 on the Doggystyle album. It has a deep story but a catchy beat i find myself moving to

@zhinho2 2 года назад

213 is the área Code from Long Beach, and it's the name of the group with Snoop, Warren G, and Nate Dogg(R.I.P.)

@antoniobardiglia7757 2 года назад

We need Shook Ones Pt 2 by Mobb Deep !

@terihenri7230 2 года назад

Definitely!

@kole9158 2 года назад

100% this is a must listen!!

@MVP777. 2 года назад

💯

@misscecemarie7283 2 года назад

I always wondered how Michael McDonald felt about this sample. Probably vibes to it too.

@Xxiblack0utxX 2 года назад

Questions we need answered lol

@erina2538 2 года назад

213 is the Long Beaches area code,

@jaredlhulum 2 года назад

Talib Kweli recently interviewed Warren G on his Uproxx channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-loVc4_4PwBI.html timestamp 42:32. Check out that part of the interview to see how McDonald felt about that sample.

@ejmaxwell96 2 года назад

I’m patiently waiting for dad to realize this is that song lol. The video almost over

@tenslider6722 2 года назад

The best 50% publishing deal decision he's ever made in his life lol

@ronhampton1542 2 года назад

I love the bonding time between you and your father as well as you giving your dad insight on the music and I love his openness to learn about the artist and their work 👌🏾💯💯💯

@frontroom 2 года назад

Thank you very for watching Ron

@GoGetYourShinebox 2 года назад

Literally the opposite of my old man 😆

@5ft3VanillaMami 2 года назад

Your dad is so cool. I lost my dad in 2010. Keep up the great job. Love your videos :-)

@MrCoastalChris 2 года назад

Important to note, 213 is an area in the LA area, which is where these guys are from, so in addition to them referencing their other group, it's also them representing where they're from. A classic track!

@bigmike2884 Год назад

In fact, 213 is the area code of Long Beach wich Snoop, Warren G and Nate Dogg came from...also They take this to name their rap group...

@furiousrides4574 2 года назад

Great job guys for analyzing these tracks...and appreciating the music, love how the dad is open and knowledge about music and instruments, by the way 213 is the trio group that nate Dogg, Warren g and snoop dog was in, it is the erea code for long beach

@itsmesteve5859 2 года назад

213 is the Los Angeles area code. 562 is the area code for Long Beach

@bymrbest906 2 года назад

@@itsmesteve5859 not then it's changed three times 213 to 909 to 562. I moved in 99 when it changed.

@kalah6962 2 года назад

@@bymrbest906 I don't remember 909 as a Long Beach number. It was 310 and 562. -1999 CSULB grad

@graystrishanna 2 года назад

It was an area code for Long Beach in the 90's. It's now 562.

@graystrishanna 2 года назад

@@bymrbest906 I was born and raised in Long Beach. 213, 310 was for both Long Beach and L.A. L.A is now 323 and 424 and Long Beach is now 562. 909 is Riverside/San Bernardino County area.

@SimplyMee..228 Год назад

Omg !!! My whole life I’ve been listening and singing this song and never realized the women crashed 😂😂😂😂😂

@krystalmontoya9815 2 года назад

“213 will regulate” means the area code for the part of LA they represent meaning the entire 213 area code will regulate. Its representative of gang culture in LA. Also your dad was correct, the song is called Regulators. Great video, keep it up ❤️

@havik112 2 года назад

213 was a group name created by Snoop dogg Warren G and Nate dogg it was from there area code. When Dr. Dre heard his step brother Warren G's group 213 he took Snoop Dogg and signed him first then signed the duo and split up the group.

@bigh3431 2 года назад

@@havik112 213 is the street that they grew up on ... Nate Warren and Snoop

@sangmalik525 2 года назад

Good stuff alternate resource to the sampling ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rjqrevNfSt4.html

@ebbydirelle 2 года назад

213 is Long Beach where he, Warren , & Snoop we’re from - they also was a group called 213 before Snoop got signed

@xrpmama3923 2 года назад

they grew up on 21st and Lewis. I use to live there. 213 was the area code prior to the 1991 split turning that part of Long Beach into 310.

@jenb.9454 2 года назад

"Regulate" here is meant to adopt connotations of correction. So, they are both relaxed, fun-loving people, but if you disrupt that mood, they will correct you by any means. As they say, "Don't start none, won't be none." lol

@johnnywood8082 2 года назад

The beginning of the song was from the movie “young guns” 1988

@masterwesty 2 года назад

These are great. I’ve been listening and watching your videos over the last few days. I’m really enjoying them.

@riannelord76 2 года назад

I just discovered your channel today and I must say it’s now my favorite. I love hearing your dads insight. Keep up the great work :)

@melodycaton2423 2 года назад

I’d love to hear your fathers thoughts on WuTang Clan, Tearz or C.R.E.A.M.

@nicotres7830 2 года назад

You’re showing pops some good tunes man keep them coming..let’s see some bone thugs!!

@ellendee5441 2 года назад

stumbled on your videos and fell in love with the 2 generations of perspectives. Your dad is wonderful!

@aman_duhhhhh5740 6 месяцев назад

I love the breakdown of the song you explain to your dad. So wholesome😅

@donyelledaily 2 года назад

I’m a Long Beach resident so this was fun to watch 😊 and you were spot on with your explanations.

@gunity50 2 года назад

As a big music lover with eccentric taste in music my Dad that raised me encouraged us to listen to everything. I grew up at the end of 8tracks and tapes my first two CD’s were CCR and NWA two totally different styles of music. I appreciate that you and your dad do this, I would have loved to get to sit down with mine and let him find his own appreciation in the music I listen/listened to. Out of all the music reaction videos this is the most tasteful, wholesome and honest channels I watch. With that being said I’m soooo glad you did this reaction, this is my single most favorite song of all time! Thank you guys, keep it up!

@SouthernMama2five 2 года назад

Having listened to this music when it was brand new, it is so fun to hear you and your dad's perspective on the style and lyrics. What a great channel!

@teenatravelsabroad 4 месяца назад

OMG! This brings back memories, I am from Long Beach, California which is where Nate and Snoop Dogg is also from, that's what the LBC means. I am now living in Europe in France and I just discovered your channel, and it's making me miss home, but at the same time giving me comfort since I am so far away. All your videos I relate to because most of the Artist from the Tupac era, I grew up listening to. I really love the way Dad and Son are bonding through music. Thank you...Also, more Jill Scott please. :)

@abiola33 2 года назад

New subbie over here. This and your video on Tupac's Dear Mama song sealed the deal for me. You guys are just genuinely wholesome and just enjoying the music. Glad RU-vid recommended your channel to me. 💙

@jayweezysworld 2 года назад

The "If your ass is a buster" explanation had me. Lol but I dig it. Great channel.

@erainamckinnie9920 2 года назад

@JayWeezysWorld Definitely had me 😄😄!

@cboh9530 2 года назад

The connection you guys have is heavenly😍 music is a unifying factor I swear

@martinogealgaigh2222 2 года назад

Man your dad is a good guy can see he really loves you ! Lovely to see theses kinds of videos

@matt2pou 2 года назад

Puff daddy missing you with that sample, the old man will definitely acknowledge

@Fuxkyou1188 2 года назад

New subscriber here 💪🏼🔥just spent all night watching keep it up

@aedhcnef6083 2 года назад

Another heart warming video. This song was part of my childhood. hip hop was/is special. 💕 thank you for this goodness.

@EverythingKash 2 года назад

*213* is also the Area Code of Longbeach California! Where Snoop, Warren & Nate Grew Up... Maybe Daz & Kurupt too (i think)

@mandog4966 2 года назад

This song is a classic, you can play this everyday and you will always vibe to it. This is Hall of Fame of hiphop.

@aamirah 2 года назад

I love every song that you have selected to show your dad and also really love your knowledge on the background/context of each song that even someone like me that’s heard the song a million times lol is getting new context. thanks for sharing the love you have of music especially hip hop with your dad and the YT world 🤍

@thecliffold5879 2 года назад

Great video guys! Love the connection between you too. I connected with music with my dad a lot but mostly with his generation of music. But man this song brings me back memories! Miss the ol good times. Thanks for this video!! Good job guys.

@bell7008 6 месяцев назад

Love Warren G . Seen him and Snoop this past summer. The best concert I have ever been to. Singing Regulate with the crowd was a thrilling experience.

@SandySandy-kk7kw 2 года назад

I love Dad coming over to the other side....lol. He too also appreciates these lyrical genius of Rap/hip hop art.

@danimilea 2 года назад

Well, guys... hello from Romania. :) I love both of you, just shared this with my son also. Now, since you get your dad to this road, let him have some of the bangers. DMX, Busta, Eminem (some of the fast lyrics one)... I can see you are taking him very smoothly to this ride. Press the pedal a little, I am sure he would love the hard beats also. Either way keep doing what you do, both of you are super fun to watch! :)

@frontroom 2 года назад

Thanks for the comments. Foot to the pedal? Have to make sure I got my seatbelt nice and tight! (dad)

@frontroom 2 года назад

Appreciate the support! Thank you for watching, Golan

@danimilea 2 года назад

@@frontroom Thanks for the reply. Busta Rhymes ft Eminem - I'll hurt you would totally make me (and you) smile. Is not what you think about when reading the title. :) Keep up the good work! You guys are going to be big very soon.

@cococherrymango1225 2 года назад

OOOOOO Busta Buss!!! You gotta do his Leaders of The New School stuff first then solo stuff to see how he changes

@malachirauhihi9406 2 года назад

Shout from Aotearoa( New Zealand),i enjoy hearing you're guys perspective aswell as the way you two connect,very cool in my books,Much love from down Under

@franky6772 Год назад

discovered this channel about a week ago and I cant stop watching these reactions! true well explained reactions

@MrSupadave13 2 года назад

The last line "If you ass is a buster than 213 will regulate". 213 was the group they were all in, Nate Dogg, Warren G, & Snoop. Buster is a term for some one who is a chump or someone who is your enemy. The way it is used in the line is, if you are my enemy then we'll regulate you i.e end you. love these videos, keep building fam.

@culasings5806 2 года назад

Back in the day 213 was the area code for Los Angeles, Long Beach, Watts, etc (Central L.A.)

@jennifferflores8335 2 года назад

Also 213 was the phone area code of LA and Long Beach. So that is a reference to the area in which they lived. If you came to that area you better be ready to hold your own or they would" Regulate" to let the out of towner's know don't try it.

@shaylalatoya 2 года назад

213 was referring to the area code.

@MrSupadave13 2 года назад

@@jennifferflores8335 213 was the area code but not the meaning behind regulate. 213 was the the group.

@MrSupadave13 2 года назад

@@shaylalatoya The group name was only based on the area code.

@marieneu264 2 года назад

This channel is going to be HUGE!!! I absolutely love it. I’ve never heard rap and/or some of my favorite songs every explained in this manner. You can tell the duo knows SO much about music in general. They must be true students of the art of music and the terminology they use really describe everything perfectly.