First Time Hearing "Still D.R.E." (Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg)
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How is it possible to have not heard this song? This makes me glad to be born in the 80s lol.
They fakin
They are super fakin
This is some sus sh!t. They have definitely heard it.
1988 here!
1986
Still DRE is arguably the best beat of all time. It's gotta be in the convo. Also, just so you guys know dre don't write his own raps, he's very much a producer. Fun fact, this was almost entirely written by Jay-Z.
@@tomjones5431 You know there's more to being edgy than saying Jew, right? Reading your comment was like watching a comedian do a "so a x and a x walk into a bar" joke lmao
@@SpaceEmperorGenos but if the real Tom Jones said it I would be OK with it..
@@tomjones5431 *laughs in Beastie Boys* whats your point, troll?
@@tomjones5431 A jew played the keys. A nigga produced it.
@@tomjones5431 It's not unusual to be loved by anyone 🎙🎼🎵🎶
How can you NOT have heard all of these classics before
obviously fake
They lie
@@danielsanoja6182 @Josh Saunders Nah y’all gotta realize they’re Gen Z so they were babies basically when this came out
This is a HIPHOP classic and who knew The GOAT JAY Z wrote both Snoop and DRE versus. Like your show love how you enjoy the music, check out the Native Tongue Buddy
Black Sheep you can get with this .
Xzibit
Black Rob - Whoa
Fearless Four- rockin it
Slick Rick
Heavey D don't curse
Lord Finesse - Funky Tech
That should keep you guys busy for a while .SALUTE
This song is used in countless memes and it’s still played a lot everywhere. I don’t but it lol.
I was born 1967 I love old school hip hop and rap I listen to it on a daily.. thanks to my son who's 35 for introducing me when he was 13 years old, building speaker boxes up in his room..❤️
Respect
Y’all really got something with this channel. Seeing the younger generation really show genuine love and interest in the old school is refreshing
Nah they faking that one... EVERYONE HAS HEARD STILL DRE LOL
@@robmullan4395 There is nothig in my comment that says they haven’t heard it before though….
@@emmanueloppong9778 not talking about your comment... They saying they never heard these beats is definitely a lie
glad I scrolled down and saw this comment! I was gonna say the same shit !! much love people
@@robmullan4395 pretty sure I heard two of them say they'd heard the song, but hadn't seen the video.
Forgot about Dre next please!!!
Yes please
Yeah that's my favorite one from that album
I second this!!!
Yessss
Yeeeeeess
Don’t know if someone mentioned this already but Jay-Z wrote the verses for Dre and Snoop on this song. Always thought that was crazy! Respect to all coasts!
Yeah i thought it wouldve been snoop
This fact blew my mind
That's way Jay is the goat
YEAH BUT ICE T WROTE 99 PROBLEMS BUT A BITCH AINT ONE. SO WUT CHU SAYIN???
Did you also know that after Jay-z wrote the song, he rapped it made a demo sent it to dre, he heard it but I think it was jay-z saying to rap it this way which is the way snoop and dre are rapping to the song as of when it was released... btw after hearing it said he scrapped it, tossed it away... so there was a jay-z demo version
I feel old asf. I was born in 98 and this is considered a damn classic
I’m 54 and first heard this in my boys Lexus coupe the day is was released. S for me it’s not classic…it’s BC (Before Christ)😂😂
i was born in 75..
These dudes lying ass. They heard this shit before
Same here bro born in 98 and I just see this as a great classic og rap song. Known it since I was like 6 years old.
Fun Fact : Jay Z wrote Dre's verses and Snoop's part.
Yup and Scott Storch made the piano, dre did the drums
Jay z wrote all
Yeah it sounds like Jay, just swaggy and simple easy flows and lyrics
One of Jay's best tracks. It's suits dre so perfectly.
Jay-a wrote the entire track including the hook. Go lookup Snoop interview for confirmation.
Chronic 2001 is truly a classic album. Y'all should do "What's the Difference" Dr. Dre, Xzibit, and Eminem. So dope
They would go crazy if they listen to that Deep Cover joint 187 on a undercover cop
What’s the difference between us, we can start at the penis, or we can scream “I don’t give a fuck” and see who really mean it… Unforgettable bars from everyone on this song..
Whole Album is full of bangers!!!!
About “5 bank accounts, 3 ounces and 2 vehicles”
This song is a great example of why old heads will never say anything is better than what they grew up on and that’s bc it isn’t. This will bump 50 years from now.
Born 78, white, german and i know Every Single Word … 😉 glad you have closed the educational gap 😁
Another fire reaction... fun fact yall.. JAY-Z wrote this entire song for Dre and Snoop... he wrote both of their lyrics in full and the hook. Snoop even said he got in the booth and showed them both how to spit the lyrics he had written for them, in their own cadences. I love that type of hip hop history.
I was born in 99 in Lithuania and I love this song, how come these boys never heard it?
Could be fake for views
they're gay
They definitely heard this song before. Like other songs too. I think it's clickbait
@@itsyourboyyy pretty sure, yes
Girdėję jie, apsimeta tik :D
lot of talent in this track. Dre, Snoop, Jay's verses, I think the keys and production are Scott Storch's touch.
Storch the most underrated musician of this century 💯💯
Storch just did the keys
I've heard this a million times and my head still bobs when I hear it, its uncontrollable!! You guys were 2 seconds into it and all heads were bobbing lol..best beat ever!
This track is a certified hood classic
bro this is anthem of hip hop
every hip hop fan must heard this before
Fr there's just no way
this is without a doubt the anthem of hip hop. it's still timeless.
These guys are young, like really young.
@@TA-ht4jo Bro I'm even younger than them ('02) and I've heard this before
@@Maxximum_ ahahaha lol I was born in 09 and this is one of my favorites
Absolutely love Dre and Snoop. One of my favorite songs.
One of the greatest Hip-Hop songs ever written! 2001 was a fkn crazy-good album!
Better then the current day mumble rap!!
If you’ve paid attention to the last few years, then you should know that mumble rap is dead lol
Snoop was diff in this video..I liked his energy..made it hit harder good stuff
This album was THE hottest thing at the time. Absolute 🔥!
Man love you guys Channel. One of my favorite reaction channels and it's cool seeing my people from Louisiana. I'm originally from Morgan City and my girl had me move to Illinois so I really miss it down there
Jay Z wrote the lyrics, Scot Storch did the piano.
The fact he imagine himself from the west coast and wrote this is even more crazy
One of the OG tracks!!! Keep up the great reactions. That "Dayum"! reaction to the girls made my day😂
dayum construction
I like you brothers energy and honesty. Appreciate the content
Really?? Exist people in USA that never Heard this song?!!!
Y’all gotta do Forgot About Dre with Dr. Dre & Eminem next
Or what’s the difference
yes! music video only though lol
“Whats the Difference” also a classic from the Album
Back when Cube was rollin' with Lorenzo in a Benzo
I was bangin' with a gang of instrumentals
Got the pens and pencils, got down to business
When you are 17 from England 🏴 white and a girl, you know this shit reached far ! What a time 🕰️ to be alive 🙌🏻
Nahh yall DEFINITELY heard this song growing up!! Cant be! Haha but, idgaf keep the content going its WHOLESOME af
Dr Dre didn’t make every Eminem song. He helped him with most of his hits but to say he made every Eminem song is wrong 😂
It's a very common misconception. I remember when I first looked up what tracks em produced. I was speechless. To be THAT good of a rapper AND make some of those beats is unreal
Em also wrote a TON of Dres lyrics on Dres albums.
@@coolyoutubename16 yhhhh like many men, moment of clarity etc
@@zaydbukhari1674 I knew he'd been producing but I didn't realise it went that far back, like til I collapse, the way I am, and Stan are all his beats. And another absolute classic, my buddy by g-unit 😎
Lol exactly, many Em tracks were done by Luis Resto and Jeff Bass
Crazy fact about this song is Jay-Z wrote this song in it's entirety! Both Snoop and Dre's parts!
not snoops part but everything else yes
Nah Snoop part also
@@wesjames3497 ruclips.net/video/J3KBnh_Ehhc/видео.html
@@wesjames3497 Jay explains in this link how he sent over the song to Dre and even tried to rap in snoops voice for his parts.
@@wesjames3497 he did write snoops part, snoop even said it
Hahaha it’s soo funny to watch you youngins!! From an OG y’all make me laugh!!
How have you not ever heard Dr Dre or Snoop dog music from back in the day? I grew up in the 80's and as a kid, my father would play music from the 60's and 70's. I'm a huge Tempations and Smokey Robinson fan.
There's NO WAY y'all have never heard Still D.R.E but I'm still happy to watch the reaction
Yes, Regulate is another classic ya gotta react to when ya can! Great reaction as always guys!
Regulate 😫😫🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
Facts they don’t wanna see Jay in a verzuz
Dr Dre produced just about every rap album from the West Coast back in the day. The guy is amazingly talented
Ya'll easily the most entertaining reaction channel.
First off I just wanna say I’ve been watching your guys vids pretty religiously, love the reactions, especially the 90’s hip hop and the Eminem reactions in particular. That being said, I just turned 30 and it amazes me of how many videos start with “first time hearing” about amazingly classic and iconic songs. I’m not much older than you guys but damn do I feel old. What did you guys listen to before this?? lol. Keep them coming I love the channel!
Also, super glad you guys are listening to lots of real rap with so many talented rappers with real substance, the different flows, cadences, there are a handful of current artists that get the artistry of these legends. Glad you guys aren’t mumble rap fans as I see in a lot of people in their early 20’s. No songs that all have “A Flows” and only rap about money, ‘bitches’, chains and cars.
I think they listen to YB
Because they’re faking it
You’d be amazed how many absolute classics people have not heard. They don’t play a lot of the well known tracks anymore on the radio. If you have never looked them up specifically, it’s quite easy to never have heard them. And there is also the possibility people just put the whole “first time hearing” in the tittle for more views. Either way, a reaction is a reaction.
I'm 25, live in The Bahamas and I've heard all of the song they claimed "first time hearing"
This is my shit! Grew up with N.W.A, Tupac, Snoop, etc. In fact, Snoop's uncle was my high school janitor back in the day. He was a cool guy who let me sneak in late for first period, even turned the other cheek when my friends and I walked out the front door ti go to ditching parties.lol He even gave me a big ass joint and it got me nice and toasted. RIP. 🙏🏻
Trippy to watch you guys , I'm 35 and been listening to this shit since 99.
This music is timeless.
Hopfully "eminem forgot about dre" is on the list 👍
It's pretty common misconception that Dre produced all of Eminems early shit. Yes he "discovered him" and produced his early hits. But Dre only actually produced 2 to 4 songs on each of his early albums.
This! so true!
Yes but he executive produced those early albums and if he wasn't actually producing the tracks, he was selecting the beats that Em rapped on. So he actually had a hand in most of the albums production!
That's not true. Dre in fact did produce a lot or most of Eminem's beats but also a lot of his newer shit Eminem produced himself with the talents Dre taught him
I was born in 2008 and this is one of my favorite songs, how the hell do these guys not know it?
They may have heard it but maybe they weren't sure who sang or maybe they haven't seen d video
This song is Legend.
They faking it... clickbait.
Even white kids know this song!
Bro ur 12 stay tf in school and listen to imagine dragons
Love you guys. Now, I'm a Caucasian chick but a Sister in the inside and live everything about Dre's 'Still'. I have loved this best since I was 16. I'm in my early 60's and still love me some Rap.
Cringe
@@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55 Why 'cringe'? Which part didn't you like? Perhaps all of it?
If 'caucasion' part how unfortunate because pigment should never be an issue. If 'sister on the inside' I have always related and feel more comfortable when around people with deeper skin pigmentation and ethnicities than pasty beige folks.
@@peggychristman5878 hahahah
it seems like white people are having a serious identity crisis
If you were 16 when the song dropped, you are at most 40 y.o not 60 years lol. Stop lying. I was 16 and 39 now
2001 might be the best rap album of ALL-TIME
damn idk... 2001's so good, but the chronic, illmatic, all eyez on me, wutang clan, so many killer albums
hard to pick just 1 being the best, but 2001's definitely up there no doubt
Aint no way they haven't heard this lol. They 🧢🧢🧢 on this one.
Aint no way! lol. Everyone has heard this song.
This is THE hip hop anthem.... LEGENDARY SHIT
my gosh lil bro's it makes me so sad you didnt know this...lol. Buttt...so glad you have learned!! Listen Dr. Dre was sooo BIG. When I say Big its an understatement. He brought so many wrappers to us in the mainstream. Heavy rotation on MTV. Haha I remember when he introduced Snoop to us all, his video's were little too risque for MTV at first, bit we sneaked to watch them late at night haha. He brought those old cars with the hydrolics to the streets. This makes me think summer time vibes. Whew it was different, but good to see it again, made me smile.
Iconic and never gets old!!!
Iam from Mumbai, India and even i have heard this 10 years ago....infact this was used in the movie "Training day"........its surprising y'all haven't heard it !!!!!! C'mon man!
For me the greatest rap tune of all time …. Oh that summer when this dropped❤️
It's unavoidable... about 1 nano second after this beat drops, the heads start bobbin.
You don’t know
50 Cent, Eminem, Ca$his, and Lloyd Banks
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
one of my favorite songs and beats eminem produced that
@@user-lj6hu9cn8k i aint know that 🔊🔥
After this y'all should react to Eminem and Dre-Forgot about dre... shits fire,skits in MV is fire too
Oldie, but a goodie! One of my fav songs still to this day, the beat is my hot.
Even kids here i soith east asia heard them from thier OG uncles everybody know whos dr dre .. this was a popular party ending antheme respect tonthe oldies
This is what rap is. Not the crap out after 1999. I don't know how what's out now is listenable.
Tons of great music after 99 u just looking in the wrong spots
Shiiit yall do Dr. Dre and Eminem - Forgot About Dre yet? Pure fire
The head bop synchronization gets me every time 🤣🤣
My new fav channel
oh yall gotta react to forgot about dre next, the flow is crazy
Dre did not make all Eminem’s tracks 😂
He made a lot of great ones but Em has a long list of great songs that he himself produced, LOok it up, that guy just throws out things without checking facts
That's the problem with westerners apparently. Everyone knows everything
@@lackofabettername3589 what
@@lackofabettername3589 yeah, what the hell u talking about??
well u gotta remember, its usually just off the dome, aint that serious anyways
the comments correct them like a parent 😭
@@paris-1911 it takes a lot to produce great beats so Em learned from the best, but as I was point out Em has distinguished himself with a long list of hits for himself and other artists so yeah comments correct false information genius
Two legends boys Dre and snoop real hip hop👏🏾
I loved how y'all all started bobbin your heads when the beat dropped. Lmaoooo! 😭🥺🤌🔥
Eminem - go to sleep is best diss track ever 🚀
Def not .he has way better diss tracks than that
Jay Z wrote both Dr Dre and Snoop's lyrics, for that song
This brings me back to th 90's sitting in the coffeeshop (in the netherlands we buy our weed there) and smoking a joint or a bong...man that were nice days.
This song was and still is .....Sick . Different vibe
Do forgot about Dre next
Perfect follow up 🙌🏼
Yeah, anyone who doesn't know this song (even if they don't know the name) within 0.5 seconds of hearing the beat drop, I gotta assume they must be newly arrived extraterrestrials, or robots, or something. One of the most iconic keyboard riffs in rap history.
yooo,yall should make a video hearing some from my childhood like c-block - time is thicking away
Sheeeeeet...I remember when that song came out and they would blast it in the clubs!!! Good old days....😎😎😎👍👍👍
Comment est-ce possible de ne pas connaître un classique parmi les classiques venant de la west coast 🤘🤗🤘😈🇨🇵
It's quite incredulous to fathom that the resonance of this iconic melody has yet to reach your ears. Whenever my auditory senses are graced with this composition, my cranium instinctively sways in synchrony, mirroring the rhythmic enthusiasm displayed by yourselves throughout the entirety of the accompanying visual spectacle.
I love and admire Dr. Dre! Pure Genius!💫✨⭐️
Never go out of style GGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEE LOVE IT
You didn't know *Dre* rapped like that? His first album *The Chronic* was a huge success followed by (The chronic) *2001*
Possibly the greatest hip hop beat ever
This is one of the most known rap songs in history I think, it's 🔥🔥
I feel old af now I'm 32 and grew up on Dre and N.W.A, Eminem 50 Cent and WuTang Clan Paul Wall Mac Miller and all the rest you NEED TO CHECK OUT RING DING DONG BY DR. DRE!!! MUCH LOVE CARTIER FAM!!!
we don't search for old songs
we search for old memories
Profound 💚
You guys need to check out Guilty Consciense by Eminem and Dr. Dre. But listen to the uncensored version.
How could you not hear the classic RAP! Back in my day it was NWA, Eazy E, Dr Dre.. That was some real rap said the white girl! but it is pretty cool seeing you young folk diggin on our music! Loved the Pink Floyd eposide! LOl
This video always give me a trough back to a scene from Busta Rhymes ,,Break ya neck'' video at the end, where Busta and Dre were driving and acting stupid on the road roller :D
We need more Eminem! Mockingbird video
Do Forget about Dre next
The Chronic 2001 is a classic album that was epitome of 90’s/2000 transition! West Coast will never be the same!!
Have all of you guys living under a rock...joking. This tune was banging out in every club worldwide.
Please react to "Regulate" by Warren G, the song is fire and Nate Dogg is at his best!
FOR REAL, PLEASE REACTE TO REGULATE!!!
PLEASE 🙏🏻🙏🏻 react to Deep Cover by Dr Dre ft. Snoop Dogg. I grew up in Inglewood CA so all this is music I heard this music every day. You should also react Let's Get High, Xxplosive, Fuck You, Forgot About Dre, The Next Episode all of of the same album from Dre. Fuckin classic bangers
Love y'alls Show....❤Em, Dre, Snoop and tho😮se Ragin Cajun!
I'm still disappointed in myself for not realizing soon that Scott Storch did the piano. He deserves more credit
Dre did not make all of Em's tracks, Em has made most himself but Dre did sign Em and put him on and make some of his bangers
Dre produced all of his early shit
@@t.h.s9191 no
@@t.h.s9191 thats not true, em produced most of it. Dre only did a couple songs and skits
@@fuzzylotus My bad you right he was the executive producer not the producer but em wouldnt be who he is without dre
@@t.h.s9191 absolutely. Em would be a nobody
How you guys never heard this before?
One of the best songs ever!
Never heard of it?!! OMG!!! IT'S BEYOND A CLASSIC! 🤣🤣
Imagine being black and 11 months ago being the first time you've heard this song. I'm black, born and raised abroad by military parents just over 30 years ago with no portable music devices, aside from my walkman at the time, and was still very much aware of this song.