Dr. Dre is the greatest hip hop producer of all time. Hands down. Nothing overrated about him

[I love Latina women]

His run from the 80’s to the 90’s speaks for itself

Eazy Duz It
Straight Outta Compton
No One Can Do It Better
100 Miles And Runnin’ EP
nikkaz4Life

(^That’s^ 5 albums over the course of 3 years)


The Chronic
Doggystyle

(2 albums that helped define the 90’s)


2001

(The 2nd comeback after both Ruthless and Death Row, dude did it again for a 3rd time)



No ghost producers, just 1 man

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

Missionary is still garbage.

 

[I love Latina women]

Missionary is still garbage.

Doesn’t matter
He made his mark in the game decades ago
That blemish ain’t even a footnote on his resume

 

[JMD]

big facts

its revisionist history, nobody was saying Dre was overrated till he dropped Compton and then Missionary

his work up to then was exemplary

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Rza is my #1, but Dre is a solid second.

For sure GOATed in any sense of the word.

 

[I love Latina women]

big facts

its revisionist history, nobody was saying Dre was overrated till he dropped Compton and then Missionary

his work up to then was exemplary

Yessir

Truth be told, he could’ve run off in the sunset after 2001

He proved all the naysayers and haters wrong

 

[I love Latina women]

Rza is my #1, but Dre is a solid second.

For sure GOATed in any sense of the word.

I understand

I remember RZA even giving Dre his props in an interview

 

[JMD]

Yessir

Truth be told, he could’ve run off in the sunset after 2001

He proved all the naysayers and haters wrong

facts

and I'm sure if he ended up releasing Detox in the late 2000's it would have turned out to be a classic or at least very close

I heard enough beats from that project to make that conclusion

 

[PHamm]

Dre and Quik are 1A and 1B

 

[I love Latina women]

facts

and I'm sure if he ended up releasing Detox in the late 2000's it would have turned out to be a classic or at least very close

I heard enough beats from that project to make that conclusion

Yessir

I think if he would’ve dropped Detox somewhere around 2005, it would’ve worked

Yeah the few beats I heard from that era had were nice


I always liked that beat he gave Obie Trice for “The Set Up”

 

[Big Boss]

@Awesome Wells

Facts

 

[kchin1977]

hard to dispute

 

[Ziggiy]

RZA is the greatest top to bottom with the greatest peak in Hip Hop history.

But Dre ain’t no slouch.

 

[Barney Rubble]

Premo is my GOAT but not mad at anyone picking Dre or RZA.

Just look at Preem's resume. This dude was producing albums non-stop. Gang Starr, Jeru, Krs, Group Home, M.O.P. classic remixes left and right, poppin up on classic Jay-Z and Nas records etc etc etc. I tried making a best of Premo one day and stopped at like 100 tracks

DJ Premier production discography - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Malcy86]

His run from the 80’s to the 90’s speaks for itself

Eazy Duz It
Straight Outta Compton
No One Can Do It Better
100 Miles And Runnin’ EP
nikkaz4Life

(^That’s^ 5 albums over the course of 3 years)


The Chronic
Doggystyle

(2 albums that helped define the 90’s)


2001

(The 2nd comeback after both Ruthless and Death Row, dude did it again for a 3rd time)



No ghost producers, just 1 man

I agree to an extent. He's very good at what he does but the no ghost producers is far from accurate. And a LOT of 2001 is Mel-Man.

Yes he polishes stuff up and produces them to their full potential but Dre's whole camp is full of people accepting submissions, stealing the work, adding to it and fukking over the people actually putting the initial work in. I'm a massive Dre fan but I can't deny what I've learned, it taints the legacy somewhat.

Dre as a mucical visionary and producer is a long gone concept. Unknowns are regularly submitting work which he doesn't always do a lot of work to but takes 100% of the credit (and money) for.