First Time Hearing "Regulate" (Warren G ft. Nate Dogg) 

Forgot about Dre please

Eminem - Superman

Matt Nye ft Mickey Factz - Subliminal Messages

Ice Cube - No Vaseline

-California Love - 2pac, Dr Dre. -Only God can Judge me - 2pac -Whats Love got to do with it - Warren G -Hypnotize - Notorious BIG

Big facts

REGULATORS!!!!?!

@@shoryuken3305 *Mount* Up!

@@shoryuken3305 mount up!!

GITTY UP!!!

@@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..

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.

And y'all wouldn't give those cell phones back

@@deeslifestyleloveslmao so true

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.

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

they did michael mcdonald thats were he prob heard it before

Preach girl preach!!

These lads were loving regulate exactly like I was when I bought this tape in the 90's.

3. which country you come from

Facts. I had somebody to tell me once it was T-Pain. Boy I was heated!!

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

I’m with you on that one.

Facts

Facts

💯🕊

Nate is the King Of Hooks 👑🙏🏾

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

💯

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 “

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.

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

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

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

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.

Finish this line: "We spark in the park...."

@@stevendunn2501 When we do it in the dark #What'sNext

94 Ho Draft

This DJ....

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

Facts

Was coming here to put the exact same thing lol.

The movie was above the rim in the video

I love your last sentence and agree wholeheartedly!

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

Ain't that the truth.

Me too. Summer between 8th grade and freshman year...

I was 14 also when this came out summer of 94

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!

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 💦

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