dr. dre's run in hip hop is unbelievable when you really think about

[I love Latina women]

most careers in hip hop last a few years and then into the past you go
but i was just watchin' this interview again and thinkin' back on his career, it really is unbelievable and inspirin'






stage 1: humble beginnin'

stage 2: the foundation

stage 3: the blueprint

stage 4: the rebirth

stage 5: billionaire

 

[Palm Tree's & Blunts]

The goat

We need one last album

 

[BK The Great]

he's for sure one of my favorite producers, dude's got the best ear for beats. plus his mic presence is second to none.

 

[Mandizi]

Just dropped a gold album last year at the age of 50. Hip hop's first billionaire. Huge influence in several others' careers who have come up after him.

He's an undeniable legend.

 

[Juggalo Fred]

the chronic is a top 5 album ever

 

[I love Latina women]

The goat

We need one last album

i was thinkin' the same thing when i was listenin' to this song last night

 

[I love Latina women]

bruh left 2 empires behind 2 times and started from scratch each time and then got it right the 3rd time around

cold said at the 7:09 mark of this interview that dre got more music comin' on the way too

 

[I love Latina women]

i been listenin' to that compton soundtrack a lot more. it's definitely taken some time for that album to grow on me. i think i was still stuck on that 2001 sound

@shopthatwrecks i remember at 1 point you said and thought compton was a step above 2001, what you think a year later?

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

cube wrote that script omg so talented

 

[shopthatwrecks]

i been listenin' to that compton soundtrack a lot more. it's definitely taken some time for that album to grow on me. i think i was still stuck on that 2001 sound

@shopthatwrecks i remember at 1 point you said and thought compton was a step above 2001, what you think a year later?

still feel the same..i still put compton in rotation weekly..2001 was overated...

 

[I love Latina women]

still feel the same..i still put compton in rotation weekly..2001 was overated...

nice, that's what's up
i think i was stuck in the past with 2001 even though it won't nowhere near the chronic of 92', i still couldn't see a 2015 dre surpassin' a 99' dre
but i definitely think he challenged us as music listeners with the compton album because the sound is a departure from 2001 and really anythin' post 99' he's worked on

 

[DaveyDave]

i think if he dropped another album he needs to get DOC & Snoop back on the writing, stay away from the double time tricky flows because his voice & presence doesn't fit with Kendrick type flows. i think The Game would be good writer for Dre if he could stop dropping a million names all the time. and get Dre more involved with the production, the best beats on Compton had Dre involved rather than just mixing. It's All On Me, Loose Cannons, One Shot one Kill, he needs to fukk those trap hi hats off and do him.

 

[Da_Eggman]

I still feel like rza made more classics

 

[Harry B]

Not only did he drop a gold album at age 50, it was well reviewed and on several top 50 of the year lists. Few artists from any genre can do that. A lot of people can have tours and shyt of old shyt, but Dre really came out and dropped a big AND dope album, which is rare.

 

[1-8-7-Skillz]

Compton sucked big time but dre is a legend no doubt.