Warren G reveals he wants Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre to give him a call so they all can hang out — making it clear he doesn't want any money from anybody

Oldschooler

All Star
Joined
Nov 19, 2016
Messages
2,626
Reputation
-177
Daps
7,074
If nikkas ain;'t answering the phone then they most likely ai't responding to emails, dms, texts or other means of communication.

I would have a big problem with Warren saying this if he didn't try to call them but if he did and they ain't responding then I get going public.

Warren G supposed to hand a note to a mutual friend asking Dre to circle yes or no if he likes him
Its the opposite.....i don't answer phone calls especially from no body I haven't talked to in years because it's either bad news or they need something i.e. the call is a call of opportunity. Hence I only answer texts or emails because it gives me an opportunity to digest the message and respond better.
 

Fanservice

Bih call me senpai
Joined
Mar 16, 2014
Messages
7,878
Reputation
2,178
Daps
52,333
There's no world on Earth where
  • I don't have my brother with me backstage at the Super Bowl if I'm on stage. What kind of time is Dre on?
  • I don't answer my brother's call or not have someone reach out to my brother and his son when I'm on stage at the Super Bowl
  • I don't prominently feature my brother on records when I know everyone will be listening, especially if he's dope and can produce well
People looking at Warren G crazy must've forgot about Regulate and how without Warren G, all that Death Row shyt we love doesn't happen. Warren G brought Snoop and Nate Dogg around. Sure Dre took them to a whole other level, but to not respect Warren G for that.. and you're brothers...?

That's crazy.

This definitely feels personal af.
It’s a common misconception but Dre and Warren are not related at all. Dre was damn near a grown man and on his way out the house when he met a preteen Warren G.

They more than likely didn’t have much of a relationship at all before the 213 connection
 

Reptile

Reptile For Mortal Kombat 1
Supporter
Joined
Jan 15, 2015
Messages
23,867
Reputation
3,794
Daps
48,889
Reppin
Outworld
Regulate went #2 on billboard same as nuthin but a g thang and better than any snoop single until 2003 :ufdup:and he was doing it with out Suge in his pockets. Snoopy and Dre were in their feelings
Man its not just about billboards. Nuthin But A G Thang is a far more recognizable song than Regulate across the world. Way more commercial appeal and far more seminal to MUSIC (not just hip hop). Say whatever you want about Dre as a person, Warren cant even lick the bottom of that nikka shoe when comes to music, and IDK what Suge being in somebody pocket got to do with anything. And every song on Doggystle is better than Regulate. Regulate is actually overrated as fukk. nikkas dont even talk about G Funk Era the album they just talk about Regulate the song lololol.
 

bigde09

Superstar
Joined
Sep 11, 2012
Messages
10,935
Reputation
4,260
Daps
61,500
Reppin
NULL
Man its not just about billboards. Nuthin But A G Thang is a far more recognizable song than Regulate across the world. Way more commercial appeal and far more seminal to MUSIC (not just hip hop). Say whatever you want about Dre as a person, Warren cant even lick the bottom of that nikka shoe when comes to music, and IDK what Suge being in somebody pocket got to do with anything. And every song on Doggystle is better than Regulate. Regulate is actually overrated as fukk. nikkas dont even talk about G Funk Era the album they just talk about Regulate the song lololol.
Regulate was a massive song that everyone still knows the words to. Nothing but a g thang did more for the culture. But when it comes to actual success that song was just as big. I have actual numbers to back up what I’m saying. You dont
 

Reptile

Reptile For Mortal Kombat 1
Supporter
Joined
Jan 15, 2015
Messages
23,867
Reputation
3,794
Daps
48,889
Reppin
Outworld
Regulate was a massive song that everyone still knows the words to. Nothing but a g thang did more for the culture. But when it comes to actual success that song was just as big. I have actual numbers to back up what I’m saying. You dont
nikka I can easily go on wikipedia and see the RIAA certifications thats all YOU did fukk the numbers, thats easy to do and it's actually low hanging fruit. Success is beyond numbers, you even said yourself it did more for the culture than Regulate, so nothing else you said matters. The discussion is over.
 

bigde09

Superstar
Joined
Sep 11, 2012
Messages
10,935
Reputation
4,260
Daps
61,500
Reppin
NULL
nikka I can easily go on wikipedia and see the RIAA certifications thats all YOU did fukk the numbers, thats easy to do and it's actually low hanging fruit. Success is beyond numbers, you even said yourself it did more for the culture than Regulate, so nothing else you said matters. The discussion is over.
Type all the paragraphs you want it won’t change facts. When we talking about success…Regulate >>>>>> any snoop song until 03 :manny:
 

BmoreGorilla

Veteran
Joined
Sep 17, 2014
Messages
39,125
Reputation
30,897
Daps
253,903
Reppin
Man, woman, and child
Did Dre do him dirty by not giving him his production credits? Yea but Warren G ended up in a better position on Def Jam then everybody signed to Death Row

Pac killed

Snoop had to resurrect his career at No Limit

Dre left to start Aftermath and got lucky as hell signing Eminem

Dogg Pound could never get back close to the heights of their debut

I’d much rather deal with Lyor Cohen than Suge
:heh:

Def Jam was a machine and with Regulate Warren G instantly became the biggest star at the label not named LL. They even helped him get them wack ass Dove Shack nikkas a platform
 

ajnapoleon

Veteran
Joined
May 26, 2012
Messages
23,687
Reputation
-1,200
Daps
93,973
Reppin
NULL
Did Dre do him dirty by not giving him his production credits? Yea but Warren G ended up in a better position on Def Jam then everybody signed to Death Row

Pac killed

Snoop had to resurrect his career at No Limit

Dre left to start Aftermath and got lucky as hell signing Eminem

Dogg Pound could never get back close to the heights of their debut

I’d much rather deal with Lyor Cohen than Suge
:heh:

Def Jam was a machine and with Regulate Warren G instantly became the biggest star at the label not named LL. They even helped him get them wack ass Dove Shack nikkas a platform
I been looking for this album real talk

its like a west coast group home living proof album to me :ohlawd:
:ohlawd:
 
Top