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2 live crew was having booty shaking in the 80's before even nothing but a G Thang came out. Watch War-Lowrider the culture was always there, at least west coast. The technology for hydrolics was at it's peak. But it definitley made it nation wide in 93 when nothing but a G Thang came out. Asian culture leaned more towards the tuner scene where speed and handling and drifting were more an emphasis than cruzing but this was also happening in the 90's
For me you have to see car culture and low rider culture in southern california to see how the lifestyle is. Remember my first time seeing it and was blown away. Then when this song came out my boy asked my thoughts and I said this is gonna be certified classic then saw the video with the cars and girls and we are here now.
I still don't know how Jay Z wrote this because this doesn't even seem like his Pen. The guy in the backseat of the car & always behind Snoop & Dre is the D.O.C, probably one the best behind the scenes guy ever, he was going to be the next big thing, when an accident left him with bad voice, He was with Dre on Ruthless and was the one who convinced him to leave, He is also interestingly one of the Co-founders of Death Row. He also helped Snoop in the early days on how to set up his Raps (giving him the iconic 1,2, 3 and to the 4 lines) Also as of 2022, each one of those 3 basically has owned death row, with snoop currently owning it
Dre, Snoop, PAC, they all started in the early '90's with Sug Knight's Death Row Records. Vanilla Ice was around this time came into conflict with Knight and eventually left the Rap scene for fear of his life. I don't recall seeing any booty shaking mv's til Death Row. Great Reaction. Thanks.😎✌️
@@gamexsimmonds3581 Okay, yeah but he eventually left that world bc he said he was afraid for his life. However from time to time Ice has reunited with his fans. As far as Dre goes I thought he came on the scene in the early '90's but thank you. The years got away from me. Lol.
@ReactToTheWorld, speaking of 'truck' jewelry (big, massive jewels), look into some Eric B & Rakim or Slick Rick, Busta Rhymes, Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap & DJ Polo
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That takes me right back to my childhood. Going to school, listen to Dr. Dre and Snoop on the way, the good old 90's
This is such a classic.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Just the first few bars does it!
@@ReactToTheWorld it was when good movie's back then I remember seeing this as a boy jumping on my mom bed video come on TV 🎵
This after death, This Aftermath is own label
Love the reaction 🔥🔥
the whole album is a classic best album in term of beats mix and producind
2 live crew was having booty shaking in the 80's before even nothing but a G Thang came out.
Watch War-Lowrider the culture was always there, at least west coast. The technology for hydrolics was at it's peak. But it definitley made it nation wide in 93 when nothing but a G Thang came out. Asian culture leaned more towards the tuner scene where speed and handling and drifting were more an emphasis than cruzing but this was also happening in the 90's
For me you have to see car culture and low rider culture in southern california to see how the lifestyle is. Remember my first time seeing it and was blown away. Then when this song came out my boy asked my thoughts and I said this is gonna be certified classic then saw the video with the cars and girls and we are here now.
To think a West Coast Classic
Written by a New Yorker
Verse and Hook by Jay-Z
Man i miss these days
BIG CLASSIC / LEGENDARY / G-FUNK / BIG RESPECT / OLD SCHOOL REPRESENT / 90'S FLAVA / F*CK NEW SKOOL
Snoop was still signed to No Limit, as you can see Snoop is wearing hugest No Limit Tank ever made and worn by a NL Soldier.
Hype Williams was the video producer
I still don't know how Jay Z wrote this because this doesn't even seem like his Pen.
The guy in the backseat of the car & always behind Snoop & Dre is the D.O.C, probably one the best behind the scenes guy ever, he was going to be the next big thing, when an accident left him with bad voice, He was with Dre on Ruthless and was the one who convinced him to leave, He is also interestingly one of the Co-founders of Death Row. He also helped Snoop in the early days on how to set up his Raps (giving him the iconic 1,2, 3 and to the 4 lines)
Also as of 2022, each one of those 3 basically has owned death row, with snoop currently owning it
Guys, this is good but thow it back further with Dr Dre - Nuthin' But A "G" Thang [Official Music Video]
“After, after” 😂
Dre, Snoop, PAC, they all started in the early '90's with Sug Knight's Death Row Records. Vanilla Ice was around this time came into conflict with Knight and eventually left the Rap scene for fear of his life. I don't recall seeing any booty shaking mv's til Death Row. Great Reaction. Thanks.😎✌️
Vanilla Ice stayed active in the rap scene for years after Suge threatened him. Also Dr. Dre started in the 1980s
@@gamexsimmonds3581 Okay, yeah but he eventually left that world bc he said he was afraid for his life. However from time to time Ice has reunited with his fans. As far as Dre goes I thought he came on the scene in the early '90's but thank you. The years got away from me. Lol.
2pac did not start with death row, had many songs albums before them
Tweaking was a thing but mostly in the south but it was just called booty shaking or popping 😺 lol
I dont remember gearing the Twerk until the early 2000s, but yeah it was definitely a thing long before that
IT ALREADY EXISTED IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES
South coined “twerking” they were saying work it n it ended up being pronounced twerk it
@@BuckeyeM80 you can tell since the tootsie roll days lol
@ReactToTheWorld, speaking of 'truck' jewelry (big, massive jewels), look into some Eric B & Rakim or Slick Rick, Busta Rhymes, Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap & DJ Polo
Chains and ass is decades before this video 😂😂😂
People have been twerking since the beginning of time.
Although he made great theme songs for gangsters, he was never a real gangster himself.
You guys should react to Dre Feat Anderson P., Snoop Dogg, and Busta Rhymes. Trust me, you’ll thank me later.
Fyi, the song with them is called ETA.
No offense, but they are the ogs, second, Asian women don't have buttons, it is what is...
Why y'all ain't reacting to Tupac ( Changes & Hit Em Up).
Are they from china
Jayz wrote this classic song
Be honest on your videos, that you know nothing really about hip hop culrure and just getting into rap, which is 50 years old....