Is Still D.R.E. the ultimate comeback single?

[MegaTronBomb!]

ignore the fact that the crowd is 99% white brehs.

compare that to the turnout of the cash money/ruff ryder tour that was going on and its a completely different story.

The claim was that Still DRE was only big on the West Coast.

and here you come with the "b-bu-but the crowd is white"

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

yup.

great post.

thats why they made sure they signed 50 cent.





thats pretty much what that album was outside of the west coast.

we keep telling yall, but yall want to live in denial.

its contradictory to clown wutang if youre in the same thread proppin this album up. theyre in the same exact boat. just different coasts.

That's not my experience, I got friends all over the country, Ive lived all over the country...2001 was something all of them rocked with

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

That's not my experience, I got friends all over the country, Ive lived all over the country...2001 was something all of them rocked with

"the truth hurts baby-girl, just face it".

im not saying that nobody listened to it. everybody has friends that listen to somebody.

the point is it had no presence, no wave, no nothing. it was just a non-factor. it wasnt poppin.

only yall west coasters hold it in high-regard like its the chronic or something. and thats because yall had an emotional investment in it and not much else going on. elsehwere, it was mostly a suburbanite jumpoff, and the concert footage is even more damning.

The claim was that Still DRE was only big on the West Coast.

and here you come with the "b-bu-but the crowd is white"

we've been saying all this for years.

no disrespect to them but white people dont represent whats going on.

its the same exact scenario with wutang when their stans get out of pocket. the same flag is being thrown here.

people used to joke about that being the tour. thats not what was really going on at the forefront of this hip-hop.

 

[Tha_Mac]

no it wasnt breh.

outside of the west coast, it wasnt that big.

I'm from Houston and we jammed the fukk outta this song and album.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I'm from Houston and we jammed the fukk outta this song and album.

texas on the border.

 

[Tha_Mac]

texas on the border.

The border of what?

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

The border of what?

southwest

and i remember when rapalot rode the g-funk bandwagon hard to the point where people though face was west coast.

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[Sccit]

Still mad to this day we dont have more snoop/dre albums. The amount of shyt he wasted on Em

Those two had some of the GOAT chemistry

WHAT U KNOW BOUT "FROM BREAK UPS TO MAKE UPS"

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

we've been saying all this for years.

no disrespect to them but white people dont represent whats going on.

its the same exact scenario with wutang when their stans get out of pocket. the same flag is being thrown here.

people used to joke about that being the tour. thats not what was really going on at the forefront of this hip-hop.

What the hell are you talking about?

I'm thoroughly convinced you're a former PCP user who's been living in some halfway house with little contact with the outside world

 

[born2bewired]

this album has been played by all types of people in my life in every era of my life
dude's who don't like very much rap play this shyt
white frat dude's love this shyt
mexican dude's love this shyt
older black dude's love this shyt even though they always bring up how much better the chronic was
hood dudes, college kids, asian nerds, dealers, girls, and every other type of person
this is a beloved song by all people
this is a beloved album by all people
RIP NATE DOGG

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

What the hell are you talking about?

I'm thoroughly convinced you're a former PCP user who's been living in some halfway house with little contact with the outside world

whats the purpose of this post?

grow up bruhvah.

 

[Carr]

pretty dope to see Snoop rocking that No Limit chain

 

[semicko82]

Still waters run deep

 

[semicko82]

Yes.


And you gotta give it up to Jay-Z for one of the finest ghostwriting jobs in hip hop history

Jigga got the writing credit