@@iamapokerface8992 bruh your name and pfp is a meme from 2010, and your calling him cringe? Sorry buddy but your little over a fucking decade on that one.
Brandon Rog no one really talked to him or anything cause his daughter was there and it woulda been kinda weird lol, but it was still pretty cool to see him. he came with his dad and some other people
Yeah but who said he recreated it at halftime show. Back then a lot of songs had extended versions. And this song was one of em. It’s actually how it started.
@@venom_1074 Correction Produced by Dre, Written by Jay Z instruments played by Storch 😉… people constantly misunderstand the role of a producer. Example : James Brown, Prince & Quincy Jones could play almost every instrument in the band but the musicians would play them on record. #HappyToHelp it’s a Dre record.
@@ewankilpatrick7327 If you have a keyboard that supports it, you can usually go into the menu and change the tuning frequency which could have helped in this situation to smooth the transition.
Dam ain't finna lie I hit to read these comments and goddam yall made me feel retarded....I was dam cuhx these foos making up words...I just dont know piano terms 😭😭
If this was done anywhere else it’s like “that’s cool” but in school it’s like “damn what a legend” and people go wild😂 it’s like when someone takes a candy bar to school that bar becomes worth millions😂😂
When the beat drop takes place, the boy takes off the mask, and turns out to be Dr Dre, then Snoop Dogg comes out from behind him, starting to spit lyrics like it’s a live concert.
Snoop comes out with Martha Stewart ... " Yo Matha.. Wat CHU like best bout cho Master Card.? I use mine to buy DORITOS brand TORE-TEE-ahs... But. Yo.. Don't forget PEPSI .. It the best yo."
He is probably the coolest and most popular kid in the school now What a legend Edit- Thank you so much to all the people that are supporting me, it really means a lot!
I skipped school. Got my G.E.D. and never went to college. In my 30s and I’ve been making over $30 a hour since the last few years. And no, I don’t do manual labor work. I work in a government office.
@@lambrate it doesn't matter if Mozart himself briefly rose from the dead just to compose this riff, cuz the very moment this beat drops everybody still gonna fondly associate it with Dre. As they should. 🎧
@@nuckinfuts7610 keep that same energy on Columbus day bigot boi....wait till the future generations learn Tupac was a pos gangbanger sellout who made rap into the hate breading melodies you sheeple hold so dearly. Wait till the look at how you kids lived and what you did to society & the earth, watch how many statues of your icons get removed & destroyed..
I bet the teachers know that song better than the students. For the kids, it's a meme and they don't even know who dre is other than the dude who made headphones. Deadass.
Bruh this song is terrible. The hours of practice u did, crafting every note to perfection: no reaction Randomly doing appregios: school cheers Like honestly
@@ornessarhithfaeron3576 bruh I’m 11 Yes but I know how to play many PIECES yes not SONGS SONGS are literally 4chords In rap it’s like 1note And well No one wants to listen to classical music anyways But I still love it And THERE IS MANY MANY MANY MANY MORE CLASSICAL COMPOSERS THAN MOZART AND BEETHOVEN PLEASE
@@adityav.s6384 we know Kodak isn’t dead, you ain’t gotta tell us. The comment was also 2 weeks old when you responded. Fishing for likes gone wrong face ass
@@uglymf5432 Would you call this "music"? It's 2 chords repeating themselves, that's it: no dialogue, no form, no aesthetics. Nothing about music. But of course, someone that uses "taste" when referring to music clearly doesn't know what he's talking about.
@@normandavies8774 technically any sound can be considered music. Music also can’t be “good” because people have different preferences. The fact that you would say these two things proves that you aren’t the music expert you think you are.
Wow. I never thought about that. You gotta understand, we all knew Dre from N.W.A. days but when he dropped The Chronic....the game changed. Snoop was 17 I think, Krupt, Lady Rage. I never heard anything like it. The beats, the way they flowed. Its just all meshed together perfectly. He made Snoop (so to speak) Snoop drops his album, we go nuts again!!! Then it's like wtf..is Dre so cocky from all that success that he thinks he can bring a white boy into the rap game that is anything close to as good as all his other work...Boom. Motherfukn Em. Everything Dre touched was platinum. One of the most prolific musical influences of my life and I'm a white dude from Cleveland that likes punk rock lol
What's crazy is this is how Dre came up with his inspiration for music, listening to old school blues, disco, classical, whatever he could use and tweak to make a funky beat.... Now he's worth so much as a producer. You can't say he stole it when he tweaks it and creates and entire new sound out of it, it's just inspiration.
Truth. However, this was written by Scott Storch, not Dre. Storch did write it for this song. This is the product of what happens when you put real legndary talents to work together!
@@venom_1074 are you sure about that? I could swear I remember Dre saying somewhere that he came up with it after hearing the warning sound cars made, like with the door open and the key left in. Which makes perfect sense because that's exactly what it sounds like.
