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@steves.6519 3 года назад

I don't know whether to laugh or cry your generation know guys like Dre, Snoop, and Ice Cube from TV and headphones rather than their music! lol

@kevc21 3 года назад

Cry. Just cry. Its sad.

@AlbertoGonzalez-tc2ju 2 года назад

Lol Ikr I wish I could go back

@dguibff 2 года назад

Thats shame to be human for them for real 😔

@coolkid7377 2 года назад

Nigga just be glad they know who they are no need to bitch about it

@TryHard30Boi 2 года назад

@@AlbertoGonzalez-tc2ju women drive Hydralic Cars i see them on Instagram.

@stevencoil9831 3 года назад

This was rap not the shit rap we have today

@hansgruber3045 3 года назад

I cant believe kids today dont know these songs...i was born in 91 and these are timeless and the go to, but todays kids dont even know about it. If you talk about rap and dont know these songs, your opinion has no value in my opinion.

@llamallama9637 3 года назад

You have to look underground and the lyrical artists who support each other: Griselda, Freddie Gibbs, Black thought, RTJ, etc., and just keep chasing that rabbit hole for all the fire artists.

@losv9871 3 года назад

I strongly agree with you that's why I only fuck with the older music

@tommyexler6955 3 года назад

Thank God

@jergo808 3 года назад

i’m young but i fuck with older music more than i fuck with new music

@LC-xn4dp 3 года назад

Lowriders are a car culture in itself they arent a trend they’ve been around since the 60’s and people still lowride as a hobby till this day

@LarryBonson 3 года назад

I know right,lol

@thatoneguy4150 3 года назад

I think car culture has been around since the 40s and 50s in LA with pachucos and the Mexican American community

@LC-xn4dp 3 года назад

@@thatoneguy4150 True. But what we now know as lowriders came out of chicano neighborhoods in the 60’s and the rest is history

@davidjames5881 3 года назад

Bottom line these kids dont know sht . "Respect Dr Dre....for Eminem " lmao. Foh.

@jimig.r.h.4121 3 года назад

It’s chicano/mexican culture

@dmw1906 3 года назад

This is an iconic album in hip hop. You could spin this from beginning to end, no misses. This pretty much launched Snoop's career and cemented Dre's production legacy.

@axelfoley1406 3 года назад

It's a sad state when kids today don't even know about the golden age of rap and hip hop....

@priscillaclanton7577 3 года назад

They haven’t done their homework, they don’t even know!

@LaughgreatYT Год назад

British schools are bad for it, its all drill or mumble rap and they think im weird for liking lates 80’s - early 2000’s rap

@chopperdeath Год назад

If you like music, you have to go back at least 25 years before the music you like to get some perspective.

@juniper728 3 года назад

This was made in 1992. It was made before you'll were born.

@ThisisStephennn 3 года назад

I was 10

@danielcadwell9812 3 года назад

@@ThisisStephennn I was 9

@ashleydixon4613 3 года назад

I was a 17 year old suburban white girl from Arkansas when this came out, and I knew immediately that this was LIT AF.

@jcpark7242 3 года назад

My teen years soundtrack. 😜

@maxpeck7382 3 года назад

I was 11

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

Y’all need to listen to every song from this album. The whole Chronic album was the shit

@lonedinosaur13 3 года назад

It was, it’s required listening

@shakarussanders9911 3 года назад

I don't think I've listened to that album since I've been an adult! It probably was the 90s since I last listened to it🤯

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

@@shakarussanders9911 every now and then I revisit this album and I’m never disappointed

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

@@lonedinosaur13 foreals p,us Snoop’s very first album too

@shakarussanders9911 3 года назад

@@virginiaaguilar3648 I'm gonna have to go ahead and give it a spin I'm sure I'm gonna have a different perspective on it listing to it now that I'm in my 40s lol

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

This song was EVERYTHING when it came out. Damn I loved being in my twenties in the 90s

@ajclements4627 3 года назад

Facts.

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

@@ajclements4627 it was so fun back then

@ajclements4627 3 года назад

@@virginiaaguilar3648 I miss the concerts the most. I was in HS in the late 80s, Bon Jovi came to town, me and some friends were waiting in line in my car to get into the parking lot of the arena since the AM, so we got hungry, we found a phone, ordered a couple pizzas, it started to rain and we told the driver to look out for our car, it was a thunderstorm before he got to us and we knew he was pissed lol, so we were generous with our tip and after that we saw him come back at least five or six times after to deliver to other cars! I had had knee surgery ten days prior and didn’t want to use my crutches so I walked as best as I could after taking a couple painkillers, got to the arena floor and had the biggest contact high, I was feeling *no* pain that night!

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

@@ajclements4627 that’s an awesome memory. I remember we all went to see Run DMC with Whodini and LL and Beastie Boys opened up for them. But what was the most cool for us all was that Timex Social Club opened up the entire show. We went to high school with them so it was really cool to see them up there with those acts. The 80s were all that to be alive

@louofm1 3 года назад

Me too...great times

@Therealdanielc 3 года назад

I'm here for the BEWWWWWBSSS

@jimmyjohn6952 3 года назад

Hell yea playa

@lendocal1254 3 года назад

100%...amazing..LOL!

@brandonaverette708 3 года назад

Truth

@kevc21 3 года назад

They calling my name

@kevc21 3 года назад

I can Feel my arms and chest around that body. Come here, gurl!

@welllivedlife-desireeg2804 3 года назад

I grew up in Southern California and this was playing everywhere all the time.

@v33punk 3 года назад

Definitely takes me back to my high school days

@welllivedlife-desireeg2804 3 года назад

@@v33punk Me too

@chrisrosenthal1210 3 года назад

I grew up in Texas and it was playing everywhere lol

@fernand_ducci 3 года назад

Those lowriders cost as much if not more than some brand new cars.

@NA-se9fr 3 года назад

I got a 64 and it’s easily in the mid 30’s and I’m not done with it

@losv9871 3 года назад

@@NA-se9fr 64's are my favorite ones out of all lowriders

@zacharyfarmer6828 3 года назад

Facts!!!

@Marcos-uh7vm 3 года назад

@@losv9871 fr for me from 62 to 64 are the best lowriders in my opinion

@Bulshitero 3 года назад

Darkest time if youre a young buck comin up during this era in l.a., so many people i know friends and relatives ended up dead, incarcerated or deported. Lucky to have survived that.

@3ceyayo132 2 года назад

Yes the 90s was a dangerous time in the U.S. . After this hit hands started popping up in places you wouldn't believe. And everyone was taking sides trying to be the hardest. PEOPLE DIED over fucking colors. And corners we didn't even own. Crazy times.but it was fun.

@lockandloadlikehell Год назад

@@3ceyayo132the all-time US murder and violent crime rate peaked in 1991

@bigcgr9758 3 года назад

This was way before biggie was around . This dropped in 92 and basically death row took over the rap game . I miss the 90's all this happened while I was in highschool it was the best era in hip hop

@Jimfinite8 3 года назад

Big poppa dropped in 94.

@GenZad 3 года назад

Yeah.. a whole year before Biggie.. waaaay before smh

@GenZad 3 года назад

@@Jimfinite8 93 but yeah..the original post is pretty inaccurate

@ChuckHickl 3 года назад

Respect for Dre for bringing out Eminem? Seriously? I'm a 55 year old white dude and even I know that ranks about #374 on his list of accomplishments. SMFH...

@roymathis1971 3 года назад

Exactly, speak on it, legendary producer, N.W.A member, not to mention a prominent rapper himself and etc. etc. Its so much to learn for the new gens.

@thomassims207 3 года назад

Right kinda they have no clue and to talk down to them cars damn

@TURK_182 3 года назад

Kids don't even know

@kikstand2011 3 года назад

And...they got it twisted too..... Dre works for snoop? .shit .....dre found snoop too. 😆

@soulnemesis2793 3 года назад

@@kikstand2011 not entirely true, dre put snoop on, but warren g found & introduced him, warren, snoop and nate were in the group 2 1 3 together before that

@michele2855 3 года назад

I’m so glad you guys are loving this. Old school. I’m old enough that my Mum was hollering for me to turn it down. A classic Peace 🙏🏾🌻

@kennyoconnor6564 3 года назад

When this came out. We already new it was an instant classic. Changed the game entirely.

@AresakaWilku Год назад

@alphahighs 3 года назад

This is considered one of the best albums in history, Dre is an OG of gangsta rap and he's still a legend for signing the greatests rappers today, like Eminem and Kendrick Lamar. Dre definitely earns the respect of other icons as well. (Btw this definitely isn't R&B lmao) You guys should react to more of The Chronic 1991 and 2001

@marcellarenusup3796 Год назад

Nah Eazy E is the real OG for Gangsta Rap

@AresakaWilku Год назад

Dre is a studio gangster he wasn't in any gangs and before that he was in World Class Wreckin Cru group and he played big gangster, you better ask him why in Straight Outta Compton they didn't say anything about the diss between him and Eazy E

@MadAngel209 3 года назад

"Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang" was sampled off of "I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You" by Leon Haywood, and "Big Poppa" was sampled off of "Between The Sheets" by The Isley Brothers.

@Kaia6485 3 года назад

Hip hop was created by sampling, that never changed. It's just about elevating something that is already good to the next level.

@x.0.x. 2 года назад

I thought it sounded familiar...wow mind-Blown🤯

@DarkAngel1985Mike 3 года назад

This brings me back to the early 90’s,in 3rd grade I would have a mini boom box in my book bag riding my scooter to school and I’d roll up to the playground playing this along with other rap and metal

@dannyz9533 3 года назад

Lowriders are classic and are never outdated

@CaddyJim 3 года назад

You like this song & video next should be *Snoop (Gin & Juice)*

@robwalker7575 3 года назад

100%. Great track.

@mundo3539 3 года назад

I love how you younger generation are listening to old hip hop.and learned it's history and what's out there it's important younger generation know that

@thomaslangan9727 3 года назад

Onyx - “Slam”

@kyndread71 3 года назад

Lords of the Underground "Funky Child" or "Psycho"

@kyndread71 3 года назад

MOP w/Busta Rhymes, Teflon, Remy -- "Ante Up (Remix)"

@kyndread71 3 года назад

Redman -- "Time For Some Action"

@nathanlawson313 3 года назад

Yasssss!!! Just had that on in the car today. da duh duh, da duh duh Let the boys be boys...

@mmsizzlak 3 года назад

Ta duh duh ta duh duh, let the boys be boys!

@michele2855 3 года назад

Oh my goodness. Watching you two took me right back to my late teens Bless you!! ❤️

@ssacra22 3 года назад

The Chronic IS one of the greatest hip hop LP's ever! So good. You have to remember, Snoop was mostly unknown before this.

@scottwinslow8772 3 года назад

Thanks for the Videos. You 2 are awesome

@CalleseAlaVerga 3 года назад

Where are you guys from? Lowriders are a California thing.

@Tackleberry61 3 года назад

and a Texas thing! Lowridin will never die.

@GP-ow2ci 3 года назад

True that, we still cruise around in our low riders here in Cali

@m.t.mclaughlin4117 3 года назад

Isn't anyone that smart moving out of Cali the shart state.

@Reyes-Latinos 3 года назад

@@m.t.mclaughlin4117 what? California is a economic powerhouse and with out it The US would turn to a third world country

@m.t.mclaughlin4117 3 года назад

@@Reyes-Latinos great sarcasm. In all reality, I say give Cali to the Russians. Garbage state. Liberal af, homeless people everywhere, cartels, Politics, mud slides, Forrest fires, and a state that taxes you up to 46%. Yeah, a powerhouse.

@louofm1 3 года назад

Imo... this is the best hip hop song ever, and one of the best albums ever

@tobyjohnmedicinehorse8784 3 года назад

That was back in the day Snoop was down with the Long Beach Crips

@oFFicerL33 3 года назад

I was 15 years old when this banger came out during the gang banging era...

@flbphotography2239 3 года назад

LOVE.IT. I can appreciate the younger generation that can respect to the hip hop I grew up to. Much respect.

@bhannigan9390 3 года назад

Me and my friends wore this out in high school! 😂 Love it and your appreciation for it !

@vernonjohnsonjr7389 3 года назад

Wth Lowriding with hydraulics never gets old big ups to all my Low Riding Car Clubs out there keeping the tradition going.

@thunderstruck5484 3 года назад

At the end of the video a commercial came on and you froze it as somebody was flying off a ladder that made me laugh I had to rewind a couple times thanks y’all for another fun ride down memory lane

@sayittomyfaceidareyou8629 3 года назад

I'm so used to this snoop dogg and can't believe how he is now today 2021. I'm 43 this the music I grew up on. Can't believe these kids never seen these

@AlbertoGonzalez-tc2ju 2 года назад

Keep listening young man, you got lit to catch up!!! But you doing good proud of you!!!🤟🏽

@tyleremanuelle4712 3 года назад

we doing 90s hip hop mobb deep shook ones

@destinymiller8025 3 года назад

Yes! The music I grew up on. Gangsta rap 🙂 turn up the bass!

@mikefisher4834 2 года назад

(Fallin’ back on that ass with a hellfied gangsta lean Gettin’ funky on the mic like an old batch of colla’ greens) Legendary bars🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@the1andonlyknudsen 3 года назад

So much good stuff from the late 80's/early to mid 90's. Amazing hits

@mundo3539 3 года назад

This whole album is 🔥🔥🔥🔥I was 20 when this came out .I'm from Cali lowriding bumping this man it was the best

@grimmfm6239 3 года назад

The rappers of my day would run through the rappers of today with ease.

@adamdesinor2360 3 года назад

the baby in the video dancing is who we all know today as the rapper bow wow

@xxMelaniexx 3 года назад

This album is bomb...lodi dodi is a personal fave

@SFBay69 3 года назад

deez nuts

@TURK_182 3 года назад

Wrong album, this was The Chronic, Lodi dodi is off Doggystyle

@twimine 3 года назад

The reason it reminds you of Biggie's song is because that is how gansta rap, both East and West coast, were during the 90's - slow flow!

@nicolecolson182 3 года назад

Dre was one of the founding members of NWA with Ice Cube

@jtorres5381 3 года назад

This was when true rap was born. Dre, Snoop, Pac, Bigg, Nate, 2live. I was 11 and they took off right before grunge nirvanas, pearl jams and right after heavy metallica and megadeaths!

@MichaelJW72 3 года назад

I remember everyone pumping up the volume to this back in college in San Angelo, TX. West Texas bumpkin land and they were blasting this from their stereos.

@fatsuperfly 3 года назад

Thank the good ole father Dr. Dre!!! His beats always stand till this day. He pushed so many man.

@redsnapper1759 3 года назад

The little boy dancing in the video is bow wow

@justinfrazier1765 2 года назад

Man I remember being a kid in my nana's bronco and she would turn it up when this came on the radio

@lubomirhianik6736 3 года назад

DR DRE - KEPP THEIR HEADS RINGIN

@mrredwhite1244 3 года назад

Much luv from Petersburg Va 👍

@brandonelkin3166 3 года назад

Snoop was dope back then this album and Doggystyle where classics snoop hasn't been the same since he left death row

@mikaelpeltonen96 3 года назад

Shiny headlights bounce nicely when you insert hydraulics to your ride 😊

@blowba 3 года назад

This song will be banger until the universe implodes in on itself!

@jenniferkimmons7366 3 года назад

You guys should do Boyz to Men "Motown Philly" another great 90s hit!

@fiaatuaia8093 3 года назад

Bringing back da old schooler jams

@KanWoo76 3 года назад

WoW I'm now like my father enjoying watching me discover Marvin Gaye & Curtis Mayfield for the first time in 81! This ain't even old school *Old Skool* hip-hop!! This(1992)-1998 releases is the pinnacle/end of great hip-hop! I love this reaction

@juangonzalez5006 3 года назад

Check out "It's Funky Enough" by The D.O.C. That's Dre's homie in the video that opens the fridge. The D.O.C. had a smooth voice, great rhymes, and a classic debut album. Unfortunately he was in a car accident that permanently damaged his vocal cords. He could have been one of the greats.

@teresamcclendon9029 3 года назад

That Entire “CD” was good!! ❤️❤️❤️💯

@suhnoonibrahim1686 Год назад

Ain't y'all lucky to have decades of dope music to listen to...

@mrredwhite1244 3 года назад

I like ya'll so much. Keep it comming fam 😎

@mrredwhite1244 3 года назад

Much luv from Va

@aidanwalter3451 3 года назад

Put on the list Prince - I Would Die For You (Live, 1984)

@zeagazetotsiyon2942 3 года назад

I'm 50 yrs young and was at the clubs, parks, corner stores drinkin 40 oz of Crazy Horse, 8 Ball, etc long before you 2 were born. We were kickickin it hard back then. We were hittin switches back in the 70s & 80s. Uou all didn't get hit till the late 80s to early 90s.

@tylershort2295 3 года назад

JUGGGGGSSS!!!!!

@atrain9042 3 года назад

Duval county FL checking in

@blowba 3 года назад

Welcome to the wonderful world of G-Funk!

@jerryadamsjr2201 3 года назад

I was 22 when this came out. I had to buy the tape cassette twice. Wore it out. A and b side.

@joefromchicago8931 3 года назад

This is the track that introduced the world to Snoop Doggy Dogg

@TURK_182 3 года назад

This was first ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Op9Ml7pS6uA.html

@5ivenineteen 3 года назад

I think Ive forgotten more music then they'll ever know? I wasn't alive during the British invasion or Motown, but I still know it.

@smokey7748 3 года назад

Hey Dude and Dudette. Smokey from England here. If you haven't already, watch Straight Outta Compton and you'll see how this song came about.

@lowkeywoodfella 3 года назад

He were actually listening too this album getting ideas when he made that album with big papa on it. Someone brought it up in a interview.

@Storyraymond 3 года назад

Dr Dre is one of my favorites:)

@georgesigala3716 3 года назад

You guys are awesome! I love to watch the youth enjoying old school music. I have one to recommend. "Eazy E - No More Questions."

@cherylhaynes3960 3 года назад

This is part of the sound track of my life!

@shakesmuh777 3 года назад

Hittin those switches. Hard as f

@nicholascarroll4491 2 года назад

the baby in the video dancing is BOW WOW

@OnTheReelLasVegas 3 года назад

idk where yall live, but this is west coast car culture. definitely not outdated

@samuellach1347 3 года назад

Back in the day when snoop wasnt a sellout, jelaous and racist

@ademoss80 5 месяцев назад

Lordy. The Chronic is a straight up masterpiece.

@bendejo9235 11 месяцев назад

4:50 "Man...I'm waay bigger then her!" LOL!

@spiritscar 3 года назад

Fun reaction guys. Always fun to see where icons started out. Recommending the music video “Epic” by the band Faith No More.

@virginiaaguilar3648 3 года назад

I miss those cars back in the day. It use to be hella fun bouncin up and down

@spptube 2 года назад

Back in the days when even a diss was a masterpiece.

@robwalker7575 3 года назад

92....wow. Seems like yesterday.

@stephanieclark9849 3 года назад

Snoop Dogg - "Drop it like it's hot"

@BruceJohnson-fo5ko Год назад

Snoop Dogg didn't start when you started, snoop came out in 93

@Thedesertguy75 2 года назад

I don't remember anyone making corn rows popular other than snoop. Then everyone started doing it. Iconic song and record. 90s for me was the last REAL decade for music....

@younggullah 3 года назад

The track in the beginning was a song called "Deez Nuts" by Dr Dre, it was in The Chronic album

@twimine 3 года назад

Also you dont want to call anyones brother to go against that crew - these guys put the Hard in hard core - meaning hard core gansta rap - these guys know what the streets are all about!

@TheSksexton 3 года назад

Method Man and Busta Rhymes, Whats Happening. Song was so underrated. Just a good, upbeat song to get hype to.

@Thiccbeard 2 года назад

Snoop and Dre are still friends. Moved to Long Beach straight outta the army still reppin the LBC!

@EdwinHernandez-lr9tp 3 года назад

Snoop Dogg was very young and shy to be in front of a camera thats why he always looking down to the ground or away from the camera. This was his first video