Snoop was a rapper that white America loved at the time. He wasn't really seen as a threat as other hardcore artists who had hardcore beats accompanying their hardcore lyrics. America loved the production of Dre so much that they ignored the same hardcore lyrics Snoop was saying. I don't know if Death Row purposefully marketed Snoop this way but that was the outcome.
NWA was seen as major threat. Most TV and Radio stations refused to play their music and the FBI famously sent them a letter blaming them for the deaths of police officers. NWA had a huge impact but they weren't embraced by MTV, BET, and White America the same way Snoop was.
White America loved all the rappers at the time. From the most militant Public Enemy to every use of the N word by Amerikkka's Most Ice Cube. Black people don't have the resources to make Snoop Dogg the biggest Artist in the world in 1994. White people bought most of the hip-hop and most of the black music, they buy the NBA tickets, they watch the black movies. White people have always been able to separate celebrity from reality. Black people have always been great entertainment for white people. Celebrities are "different" than black people for white America. You can find the same white people that grew up listening to PE, KRS-One, NWA, and 2Pac are today some of the most racist people around. Denying black people employment, shooting black teenagers from patrol cars, and denying black people loans. Cliff Huxtable is cool on TV but he better not move next door.
@@youngfig1 I can confirm. I was a white boy in the '90s and every hip hop show I went to was 99% white. J5, Pharcyde, Cypress Hill, Wu-Tang, Del, Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets, etc. almost all white people at the show. I remember looking around and being confused wondering where are the black people? It might have been a different story at the hardcore gangsta rap shows.
+Alex G good eazy reference, but honestly, barely anybody crossed Suge Knight, he was the real deal. He's most of the reason why death row was notorious.
@Dollfather Maybe he wasn't a Blood, but that doesn't change what Suge Knight actually did - dude still extorted/threatened/beat the shit out of numerous people and had a dangerous reputation because of it.
this was Dec 1993 not 94. I remember because I was like 14 at the time and it was a brand new song it was so new I dont think it was even in the top 10 yet. I know by January 1994 it was a hiiiit!!!
I like Dre talking about bootlegging. To this day, a lot of different companies that work with different try to combat piracy while Dr. Dre back in 1994 is just like "yeah, that'll keep happening and we can't do anything about it." And he's right
hip hop was so good back then, the sound, the clothes, the mentality, the lyrics, the variety. Its fucking dead now. Everything out now is mainstream trash
@@musahaque2000 bro I will never know what it will be like to grow up in the 70s cause I was not born then to experience it. Sure I can look back and watch videos and listen to the music but trust me bro, to be a kid and ALIVE at that time was like no other. Thats all I was saying :)
I randomly stumbled into a private Snoop show in west hollywood last month and Daz and Kurupt were just coolin it on stage with him. some things never change
In 1992 college football season. Miami Canes got the best linebackers in the universe. But Canes lost them all in 1993 draft. So Canes went it to 1993 season with pretty unknown linebackers. Miami defense used this song as their battle cry entering 1993 season. The season was pretty disastrous. They got murdered by FSU, lost to West Virginia and in bowl game, UA Wildcats killed them 29-0.
Moise Picard Snoop was the number one rapper by a mile at this point. 2pac didn't blow past Snoop until he got out of jail and that was because Dre didn't do Snoops second album and it wasn't as good Doggystyle which is one of top 5 albums in rap history.
can smb send a link or does someone have this version with dogg pound...i have the original,but the moment when they start singing together is a pure eargasm
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The beat makes this song
I'm Surprised That Undertaker Didn't Use This Mid 1993 As His Entrance Theme It'd Be The First Time Undertaker Used Rap As His Entrance
The lyrics and flow as well don't leave that out yell
Tha whole song iz dope
Tha samplez, lyricz, beatz, flow, even tha clean verzion iz koo
The song makes this beat
dr dre and snoop dogg made some of the greatest songs of alk time
Noah Schwartz they need do another track good collaboration
There’s a song called Imagine. From Snoops Blue Carpet treatment album, and that song is very underrated. It’s an absolute banger.
I think it's funny that the top comment on this badass video has the word "all" misspelled
Snoop was a rapper that white America loved at the time. He wasn't really seen as a threat as other hardcore artists who had hardcore beats accompanying their hardcore lyrics. America loved the production of Dre so much that they ignored the same hardcore lyrics Snoop was saying. I don't know if Death Row purposefully marketed Snoop this way but that was the outcome.
NWA was seen as major threat. Most TV and Radio stations refused to play their music and the FBI famously sent them a letter blaming them for the deaths of police officers. NWA had a huge impact but they weren't embraced by MTV, BET, and White America the same way Snoop was.
White America loved all the rappers at the time. From the most militant Public Enemy to every use of the N word by Amerikkka's Most Ice Cube. Black people don't have the resources to make Snoop Dogg the biggest Artist in the world in 1994. White people bought most of the hip-hop and most of the black music, they buy the NBA tickets, they watch the black movies. White people have always been able to separate celebrity from reality. Black people have always been great entertainment for white people. Celebrities are "different" than black people for white America. You can find the same white people that grew up listening to PE, KRS-One, NWA, and 2Pac are today some of the most racist people around. Denying black people employment, shooting black teenagers from patrol cars, and denying black people loans. Cliff Huxtable is cool on TV but he better not move next door.
Which is funny because snoop now is not so much a fan of white people 😂😂
Mike Larry lies it always was mostly white Boys at rap concerts in da 90s
@@youngfig1 I can confirm. I was a white boy in the '90s and every hip hop show I went to was 99% white. J5, Pharcyde, Cypress Hill, Wu-Tang, Del, Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets, etc. almost all white people at the show. I remember looking around and being confused wondering where are the black people? It might have been a different story at the hardcore gangsta rap shows.
back when Snoop was Snoop
I want that kinda cap Dre is wearing.
The most feared record company.
and don't forget it
mooky Back in the day it was Ruthless records
Naww, inside the minds of real Gs deathrow was the studio gangstas of the 90s
+Alex G good eazy reference, but honestly, barely anybody crossed Suge Knight, he was the real deal. He's most of the reason why death row was notorious.
@Dollfather Maybe he wasn't a Blood, but that doesn't change what Suge Knight actually did - dude still extorted/threatened/beat the shit out of numerous people and had a dangerous reputation because of it.
Dre with the Grambling Hoodie..half of my family graduated from there
Snoop and Dre was like Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones in their prime 🔥
What a music, what a rappers, what a show, what a people, what a times.. God bless old sweet 90's. I definitely wanna back in time. With no doubt.
^Ummm Nobody? Really? Just me? ok then
Snoop is one of the greatest rappers of all time
legendary status snoop performance
Snoopy rocking the hockey Jersey like a G
The 90s was the best decade the world ever had will never feel that vibe again 😔
back in the days 90s was à best time ever music was so good than today
Keanu Taiaroa it was
Burt Gummer 80’s was the best
Snoop Dogg live lerfomance is always the bomb 💣
i remember we use to rock them hockey jerseys back in middle school
Torontonians are proud to have Snoop represent us right
this crowd is fucking better than the lame people you see on a snoop Dogg concert this days
+jottaz1 always with a phone, its lame
I switched from a recent concert of snoop and then this.. this is such a better crowd
This shit is classic..golden era of hip hop
this was Dec 1993 not 94. I remember because I was like 14 at the time and it was a brand new song it was so new I dont think it was even in the top 10 yet. I know by January 1994 it was a hiiiit!!!
30 mf years n still is dope!! 2024 is here!
got goosebumps watching this brought me back
Unos profesionales desde el principio
Snoop always sounds good live.....
my mom used to braid my hair like that.
😆
This performance was so fucking BOMB!! 💣💥💨
I like Dre talking about bootlegging. To this day, a lot of different companies that work with different try to combat piracy while Dr. Dre back in 1994 is just like "yeah, that'll keep happening and we can't do anything about it." And he's right
the year i graduated high school 94. every white boy had that song blastin that summer. good times
Dre Should have let Daz and KURUPT do a little Freestyle Intro.And then Snoop just Roll on into The Song.Other than that Still Classic Performance.
I was too young to stay up to watch this on the eastcoast back then but so happy to see it now! Superbowl halftime show 2022 prelude 🌟🔥🔥🌟
hip hop was so good back then, the sound, the clothes, the mentality, the lyrics, the variety. Its fucking dead now. Everything out now is mainstream trash
I know, it’s sad
But they cant ever take this away from us
@R1 that's why I still dress like that and im doing nothing but digging in the crates
TV was so real back then. You can really feel the realness of Arsenio just talkin' to Dre. Amazing performance.
Doggystyle...best album ever...
he's a surprisingly good live performer
1990s - 'bootlegging'
2000s - 'pirating'
2010s - 'RUclips'
Yeees
Dre was a visionary😂😂😂
Oh yeah
Ahh much simpler times.....an undeniable classic
Love Snoop 😍😛👌
Still wearin' it out in 2013
Still listening in 2023...
Toronto Maple Leafs Jersey. Now THATS gangsta!!
Dre the genius
Competely wore this CD out back in the day. Ahhh, the memories.
Death Row Era
Fuck knight
I watched that back in 94 and you could definitely hear the crowd.
What a time to be alive!
Legendary duo ahhhhh
Damn I miss these days!
lol So....it only took me about 20 years to realize the main course "snoop doggy dogg" part is a sample from the song "Atomic Dog" by Parliament.
yah...sick song and he's rocking a leafs jersey
Mainly cuz its blue
Where could I get one of those?
Leafs sukk
man tears estan callendo de mi cara
Aww no llores
Pear Melg I feel you
Snoop dogpounds respect brother 🙏
a maple leafs jersey? snoop's got some of that canadian swag, hell yeah!
@keyy2k8 yea thats right man, Snoop is the highest in 92's
The Golden Era ,,, Dre N Snoop were unstoppable
Yo Snoop looks Menacing as Hell that Classic CALIFORNIA TYPE ISH
This is fantastic!
Awww I miss this show
Dre ruled the 90's!!!!!
Arsenio was and will always be the best host for Black entertainment
Snoop Doggy Dogg
Gold standard🔥🔥👑
old snoop is the coolest muthafuka eva in tha rap.
The real rap
Dr. Dre is the most incoherent to express himself when it comes to describing his craft music and such. Lol
Yet, he a genius.God gives gift.
the era of real hip hop.
I'm happy to listen the words "What's your name fool" by Kurupt in live.
Awsome!
Ol school doggy Dogg
I was a year old when this happened
I was 14 in highschool. Sorry bro, u missed out on the late 80s early 90s!
(No disrespect homie..)
Oli.Vyae i was 14 also remember it like yesterday
Oli.Vyae I wasn't born yet
@@mclal It don't matter, I was born 2000 and I grew up on NWA, Dr. Dre, The Chronic 2001 came out around the era I came up in so it's relatable to me.
@@musahaque2000 bro I will never know what it will be like to grow up in the 70s cause I was not born then to experience it. Sure I can look back and watch videos and listen to the music but trust me bro, to be a kid and ALIVE at that time was like no other. Thats all I was saying :)
Legends
“All Stars in Khaki suit, imma fvck around and take you back to classic Snoop”.
Did y'all see Dre wit dat GRAMBLING jersey on???.....
Historical Black College!!!!!!
Louisiana Stand Up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One love Papa Dogg
I miss these days
oh i know just so rare to see now adays
I didn't know Arsenio was still on in 94.
i remember dis..grew up on dis ....did so much dirt to dizzzzzzzzzzzzz i was 16 n f'in it up!!!
Proffesor of rap university 👍👍👍👍
this vato snoop he always knew how to dress
Snoop's look back then always involved the khakis and converse
when snoop dogg had a regular mic
I miss old Snoop :'(
23 years ago damh I probably wasn't born yet I was still in my mom's stomach waiting to be born
I remember having a beeper too lol
hahah Kurupt tappin him n shit thats cool how Daz n him came out tho
I randomly stumbled into a private Snoop show in west hollywood last month and Daz and Kurupt were just coolin it on stage with him. some things never change
ZZzzzzZZZZzzzZZZ
In 1992 college football season. Miami Canes got the best linebackers in the universe. But Canes lost them all in 1993 draft. So Canes went it to 1993 season with pretty unknown linebackers. Miami defense used this song as their battle cry entering 1993 season. The season was pretty disastrous. They got murdered by FSU, lost to West Virginia and in bowl game, UA Wildcats killed them 29-0.
That was dope how dre on spinnin the records and snoop blew up
I need that hoodie
Yo snoop was a Toronto fan boi
From depth of the sea
👌👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🇨🇱
Aye Yo This was the same show that he did the freestyle on and just Eazy-E rest in peace
I love dr.dre!
Damn! I fucking miss real Dre and Snoop!
the good old days at first snoop was hottest rapper in the world more popular than 2pac,biggie,and Jay z
Reggie Macon still more popular...
Reggie Macon Snoop was never more bigger than 2Pac and he never will be.
Moise Picard Snoop was the number one rapper by a mile at this point. 2pac didn't blow past Snoop until he got out of jail and that was because Dre didn't do Snoops second album and it wasn't as good Doggystyle which is one of top 5 albums in rap history.
in 1993 and 94 he was but you wouldn't know that any way kid.
@@moisepicard3417 so pac was the biggest rapper in the world from 91-96? lol
can smb send a link or does someone have this version with dogg pound...i have the original,but the moment when they start singing together is a pure eargasm
"Who Am I (What's My Name)?" track 10 and the 1st single from Snoop Dogg's 1st album "Doggystyle"
The neighborhood changed for the worse after they were put under a spell by this music..
OMG He Said 'BloodClat' Live!!!
Amazing. Dre on the tables and snoop is still legit...Not sure how he ended up in a Toronto jersey though.
Marijuana Leafs
Lol classic!