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

[Ronnie Lott]

Jay Z need to write more verses for Dre.

@:28 seconds

 

[Turbulent]

(and i'm only half kidding too)

EDIT: nevermind, i forgot it was suppose to be about a single.

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

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"We wasn't really bumping that Dre stuff on the east coast

"We wasn't bumping Wu out here on the West.".

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

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"We wasn't really bumping that Dre stuff on the east coast

"We wasn't bumping Wu out here on the West.".

its really not an east/west thing at all.

the main person backing wutang in this thread is from the west coast.

im probably the one youre referring to with those east coast comments, but it wasnt just about the east. it was about the map. i wasnt hearing that dre stuff getting hyped like that down south either.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

if i saw it in real-time, i dont remember it.

didnt make a dent.





so what am i supposed to do? dumb down my posts?

its probably just before your time cuz youre a dweeb.

lol. and how many posts are you gonna make about me in this thread?

Nah

Only fukks say dweeb and other such lame shyt.

My nikka u said still DRE was not huge at all.

That's straight retarded friend.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

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"We wasn't really bumping that Dre stuff on the east coast

"We wasn't bumping Wu out here on the West.".

Meanwhile I was in Africa, Europe then North America thru that era and all that music was getting played regardless of region.

These local bum ass nikkaz man. Idiot ray ray saying still DRE was only big on the west?

 

[Bugsmoran]

 

[Bugsmoran]

I always liked Special Ed's comeback single

 

[Waterproof]

this is revisionist.

cuz snoop & xzibit's "bi*ch please"(produced by dre) was the song that set it off months beforehand, and it was bigger than "still dre".

the media basically wrote it out the books because of whose dime it was on, and whose dime it wasnt on.

TBH, there wasnt much that came out of this anyway.

bytch Please was a surprise hit because out here on the Left when Snoop went to No Limit we wasn't feeling it, the move and the Beats by The Pound production on his album didn't go well we want that G shyt, he moved down south nikkas felt like he jumped ship

So Snoop knew what's up that's why he came back on home for his 2nd NL album we heard he going back to that G shyt so when he dropped bytch Please with Xzibit and Dre production it was the appetizer it set shyt in motion the west felt good, but Snoop still had the stigma and that NL stamp.

The West wanted a West Coast Album from a West Coast Label a straight California with no Southern cosign, no bounce track

No diss to Snoop but we was waiting for Dre, Snoop had his chance and blew it by going the southern route, all was forgiven with top dog but you was look at as a NL artist..

Still Dre was a street banger, bytch Please was a club banger.... Stil Dre had a bigger impact out here in California

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

No diss to Snoop but we was waiting for Dre, Snoop had his chance and blew it by going the southern route, all was forgiven with top dog but you was look at as a NL artist..

Still Dre was a street banger, bytch Please was a club banger.... Stil Dre had a bigger impact out here in California

yup.

but at the end of the day, "still dre" may have been bigger for cali, but "b please" was bigger with the rest of the map.

I always liked Special Ed's comeback single

i dont remember this at all.

one of my personal favs that didnt make a dent is this one right here.

this shouldve been big.

 

[Bugsmoran]

i dont remember this at all.

I'm surprised u dont. If u watched Yo a lot it used to get a lot of play on Yo Mtv Raps

 

[GzUp]

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

I remember dre wanted to do a dre and snoop album fir tge wash and snoop didn't want to

 

[I love Latina women]

^this^

dap and+rep

 

[28 Gramz]

Haven't seen this posted but I think it's a good one. Before this..people didn't really take Cam serious, he had a couple of lil hits (What Means The World..Horse & Carraige etc..) but he was written off as goofy and pretty fukkin wack tbh, then he comes outta nowhere with this shyt and becomes one of the most influential rappers of the era..



Had every nikka in my high school tryin to dress and talk like them..and I'm in Carolina

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Haven't seen this posted but I think it's a good one. Before this..people didn't really take Cam serious, he had a couple of lil hits (What Means The World..Horse & Carraige etc..) but he was written off as goofy and pretty fukkin wack tbh, then he comes outta nowhere with this shyt and becomes one of the most influential rappers of the era..



Had every nikka in my high school tryin to dress and talk like them..and I'm in Carolina

i posted it at the bottom of page 2.

i took all those videos down.

I'm surprised u dont. If u watched Yo a lot it used to get a lot of play on Yo Mtv Raps

never really watched yo mtv raps like that.

if i saw it on rap city or urban xpressions or something, i dont remember it.