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I get a natural apply for Nine Trey.
You all record audio in this bastard?
Warren G, get the recording?
- Here. - Put it on.
One thing about magic, when you make miracles,
the ingredients sometimes don't come with instructions.
You just have to know how to put that nonsense together.
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ΓÖ¬Ooh, I can't Find the beat ΓÖ¬
- ΓΓ Flash light ΓÖ¬ - ΓÖ¬ Ohh I will never dance ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Flash light ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Ha-da-da-dee-da Hada-hada-da-da ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Oh there is no use ΓÖ¬
- ΓΓ¬ Flash light ΓÖ¬ - ΓΓ¬ Red light ΓÖ¬
- ΓÖ¬ Neon light ΓÖ¬ - ΓÖ¬Oh stop light ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Now I lay me down to sleep ¬ ¬
ΓÖ¬ I guess I will go Count sheep dombaÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Oh but I will never dance ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Everyone must Feel the light ¬ ¬
ΓÖ¬ Under the sun ΓÖ¬
¬ Summertime ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Yes this is C-Knight From The Dove Shack ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ ¬ Gettin 'was removed
¬ 'Kickin' it in King ’s Park With all homies iesÖ¬
Γ ¬ Damn. Hey you know what I'm saying '¬ ¬ ΓÖ¬ So why don't you, uh ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Check my homie Bo to the Roc ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Listen to this little solo thing ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ I ride with I glide with ¬¬¬
ΓÖ¬ Locs and doggs From LBC ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ All tricks Want to kick him with me ΓÖ¬
"Because I run with Warren G"
ΓÖ¬ Braid your weaving Bustaz and G ΓÖ¬
I am raised from 21st & Lewis,
a fairly rough side from the east side of Long Beach.
- ΓÖ¬ East Siders ΓÖ¬ - ΓÖ¬ East Siders ΓÖ¬
Growing on the east side, is fun. That is cool.
Lotta sports, activities. How to make money.
No matter what, you know, we can get it in King Park.
King Park is the epicenter
from where all of us relationships begin.
- That's our house. - ΓÖ¬ Let me hear you say ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬Ooh ooh ooh ooh oh ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Ahh ahh ahh ahh ahh ΓÖ¬
¬Ö¬ Summertime on LBC ΓÖ¬
I will walk to school in the morning,
me and my sister,
Snoop and his mother...
His mother usually takes him across the park
To go to school at the same time.
So we used to see each other go across the park.
When will we do it meet each other in King Park,
we will always, you know, click and hang out.
That every time you see Warren, you see Snoop,
every time you see Snoop, you see Warren.
United Teens is a man named Jeff in a blue van.
We call van Voltron,
and we are Voltron Crew.
He used to pick us up,
take us to a different environment to sell candy.
We will work very hard,
we will sell all sweets
it's in the box,
and everything we get out of agreement
is, like, $ 25, maybe.
You know, we will go to school, $ 15, $ 20,
you balin ', do you know what I say?
And we can, you know,
learn how, learn how to communicate
and have dialogue and dialects.
And to articulate, knockin 'at the door,
"Hi, Madam, we are with United Teens,"
and learn how to sell products
and you know, see someone in his eyes.
And that goes away with us
because it's like a skill
it is not derived in the environment.
Nobody teaches this.
And most of them do it,
back when we were little,
all of them have money or get a job.
He gave us opportunity to make something,
even though he is getting ' a lot of money from us.
We are not smart enough to understand everything.
Towards the end of the seventies,
music has starting to change, and
hip-hop is being made.
You can only see breakdancin '
and pop-lockin 'and rappin',
You know, be new sensations in the environment.
And when it comes to hip-hop,
that is New York and Philly
who is really connected.
That is the essence of that.
And notes companies, especially majors,
they only sell it as vinyl,
Because they don't think so
hip-hop and rap music can sell albums.
And that's pioneering era.
You know, hip-hop,
when out in the eighties,
that... it gives us new hope.
You must remember that before rap,
You must be in a band.
You know, you have to really play the instrument.
If you can't sing
or you can't play without instruments,
You can't in the music business.
You know, not as an entertainer.
Hip-hop changes all that.
You know, say, yo, if you get this other skill...
You know, if you can make notes like this,
You know, you can press the same stage
as Prince and Michael Jackson,
and, you know, all stars today.
And that is a separate matter with hip-hop.
The average child is able to make it a form of music.
Being in school, helps me a lot as a rapper,
because of rap fighting like,
You know, your 15 minutes fame at that time as far as having a a recording contract.
No one really has an offer at that time.
So I entered into the rap world of battle.
When you are an amateur, that's all you have.
Because you will make your mark in nutrition
or during lunch on the same quad.
You know, everyone will go around and rap
and will see who is the best.
It's like a gang fight.
You know, after school you are ready to rumble.
And sometimes you win, sometimes you might lose,
sometimes you might fight.
Snoop is just... very talented, you know.
And I am hers hype-man / security / MC,
only, you know, speak to people.
I will call the battle out.
You know, I will tell him like,
"Snoop, da-da-da- want to fight.
Let's catch him."
Warren G like Don King or promoter,
Because he will always, you know,
say, "My homeboy can do this and do this."
And I will like, "Hold on, Snoop.
Wait a minute. Is that there? "
And I will rap about whatever I show.
" Hey, Snoop, how about that there? "
" Oh, are you talking about water bottles? "
Go to him, from a bottle. Dogg will explode like that.
And he will be like," Hey, Snoop, what about this Chinese food? "
And he will praise it
and drop it.
And make it work whoever he is opposing.
That's amazing things that he can do. Nate came from Mississippi when I was a kid,
and he goes right into what is happening.
The first time I met Nate Dogg was,
uh, Poly High School in 1986.
We have science classes.
I hit on the table, I think
to the Rakim song, "I Is not No Joke,"
and I do beat it on the table,
and I'm rappin ' and freestylin'.
And Nate is sitting, like, right on my side.
And he starts, like, singing and freestylin '.
And we're just... we're stuck.
Snoop like, "Man, you need to come down with me and Warren."
ΓÖ¬ Back in the days At Poly High ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Yo, check me, yo ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Back in the days At Poly High ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Must get your memo Do or die yo ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Back in the days At Poly High ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Old school Old school mom... ΓÖ¬
I don't even know Nate can sing like that.
The soulfulness comes from his voice
just... amazing.
¬ ¬ Just wake up From my bed ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ And I was surprised
ΓÖ¬ I must refrain Γ¬¬¬ ΓÖ¬ I don't believe my eyes ¬ ¬ Hey! This damn thing is burning my mother's eyes, friend!
Γ ¬ He said to listen to the house В¬¬¬
Nate Dogg is lettin ' I used the car for prom,
Because I don't have a car.
And we use the car to, um, grad night
or whatever it is when you go to Magic Mountain,
and we overcome the dirt.
I mean, Warren G and I drive the mothafucka until the brake is gone.
And it's like...
It's like the first time 213 really like...
We have a group, guys.
And, uh, we just started creatin '.
And we like group 415,
coming from the Bay Area,
so we are like, "Damn, we will be 213,"
Because we are from Southern California.
Nate is a feeling vocalist,
but keep it as a gangster at the same time.
I am a producer / artist / DJ,
and Snoop are the same as architects, players,
pimps, gangsters, all in one.
We are not nonsense until we all come together
and take all that power and maximize our strength.
You know, people know who we are,
so we will come to the club
and enter and turn the entire club is upside down.
You know, and I disable it.
Γ ¬ You drink whiskey I drink wine
¬
ΓÖ¬ Come on everything It's gangster time ¬¬¬ Boom!
You know, that is,
That's just Snoop, Nate Dogg, Warren G,
always about groups. We all.
Music, family, you know, and only friends.
Like that.
That's how we became popular in the city.
You know, that's when 213
actually starts means something.
Of course the environment likes it, but...
it tries to get the world to love it.
And so we want take our tapes
to certain people and have meetings with record labels
or executive or other,
or people we can get at that time,
we are not like them are looking. Never.
Dre comes into my life,
I might be around
seven, eight years.
My father married Andre's mother.
I don't have a brother.
People say they are brothers,
said person they are half brothers,
I say they are brothers.
They grow up in the same house, so...
Dre, at that moment,
really trying to find out, You know, the game is in the game.
You know, I mean, he produces
World class Dismantling Cru goods,
but I don't know if his heart is really in that style.
So he started working with Eazy-E and me
and start doing things NWA.
World Class Wreckin 'Cru and NWA,
they really inspire us, you know.
We are around that and just want to be like them.
Often, Warren will come studio to get along with us.
Um, this is before Death Row.
I mean, you know, I know Warren G...
He is always there. So I never saw it.
We record recordings of Dre the music we have, but...
I don't even know if he listens to it or he...
He does it or not.
He is like...
Snoop first discouraged a lot,
You know, because nothing happens.
My mind tells me, you know,
"Man, fuck this rap dirt. There is no money in it."
So I will give up
and don't focus on my skills.
At one point, I'm very frustrated
where I just took all my rima,
I have around, like, 100 raps all write on paper.
I just took all of them bastards
and just throw it away in the trash,
like, "Fuck this. It's all..."
And mother 'Warren G went with that bastard
and pull everything out of the trash.
All of them.
It's like, you know,
to be able to trust to someone
to a place like that, "You know what,
I can't let you give up
because your dream is our dream.
If you make it, we make it."
You have three people that, you know, talented,
but at the same time,
we still try to survive and really
the only way we know to get money is...
You know, go inside, You know, drug trafficking.
Find me rapper
who doesn't start his career on the benefits of cracked cocaine.
Nothing many people see
the way to stay away from that nonsense.
Because you feel it, you are addicted.
You try it, you are captivated.
If you sell it, you are captivated.
Frequently used almost doubled in recent years,
and that's why habitual cocaine users,
especially crack users,
is the most urgent drug problem immediately.
Suddenly, you have the entry of this new drug
it makes all kinds of money and creates addicts.
You know, I remember doing music, and we do clubs,
and cats are very hyper at clubs up like 6:00 a.m.
We think it's just music.
No, the cat...
back there, like, categorized out, doesn't even blink.
Dope game blew out of proportion in L.A.
and cross country.
To win in war against addictive drugs like cracks
will take more than just a federal strategy.
That will take time national strategy.
That's rock home and smoke house.
They buy stones here and smoke here.
I can't say enough to, uh... to the police
and SWAT team,
They only do fantastic work.
When you have millions of dollars of business,
and that's illegal street money,
You must protect it.
We go from just people having fun
six shooters and rifles and bad luck like that
for damn M16 and all this nonsense.
Man, it's like You have a fucking gun
it will shoot... pop pop pop pop pop...
and don't stop for a long time?
This is the entry of drugs, weapons, addiction,
Reagan and Bush revocation of voting rights.
When Reaganomics kicks,
it takes all programs after school.
So what else is there for you to do
but hanging out on the street?
You have your friend will come to you,
talk about the problem, "I got $ 500 to do this."
And you are like, "Actually? Dang!
How can I get me? "
Everything starts changing into a cocktail.
You know, more killings go up,
it's separate territorial groups
and make them hardcore gang guns and drug gangs. -3 and 3-0-8.
13-03 behind the unit.
13-43. Stop vehicles, Central and 40th Place.
We are involved with all the wrong dirt.
= = Drug Gang-bang, sellin ', shoot, shoot,
watch homies go to jail.
I mean, all of the above. do this.
You know, you go to prison, I go to prison.
We must let it all these things go, man,
and only a few boxes. "
My theory is that if we do that, we will be blessed.
I don't know what made me call my brother Dre. you know.
Just to say hi.
and he is like,
"Damn, come here this bachelor party we have fun. "
So I'm like," All right. "
ΓÖ¬ California knows how to party ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ California know How to party ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ In the city of L.A. ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ In the city Good from 'Watts ΓÖ¬
I will get married. Dr. Dre is my best man.
We have several people come to the party.
The last night of my freedom,
Warren G becomes one of them,
and, uh, the DJ runs out of music,
So Warren gave me with demo recordings at the time,
and we put it in, play it,
head goes to spindle '.
Of course, Dre wants to know, "Who is that?"
and I told him, "That's 213."
And I like, "Snoop, I see Dre
and I play some of our music,
and he likes it, friend."
Snoop like, "Fuck that,"
boom, hang up the phone.
Warren G always encourages Dre to hear me.
Every time Dre will come family or vacation function,
Warren G like "Snoopy, rap.
Snoopy can rap." He was like, "Oh, alright."
And I like, "OK, he doesn't pay attention."
Snoop is exactly what Dre needs at the time.
Eazy has gone this way,
Cube has gone that way,
Dre needs a rapper.
So I call him again. I said, "Snoop, please, look,
Dre wants us to come to the studio on Monday."
And it's like, "Do you know what?
We will go see Dre, see what he is talking about."
And we went to see him, we never returned.
One thing about music, always has ancestors,
and always have generation that takes it to the next level.
G-Funk, for me, is an extension of P-Funk.
P-Funk was made by George Clinton from Parliament.
P-Funk is a combination of from all funk eras
that we have done.
Parliament begins fifties as a doo-wop group,
come through Motown,
then we start doing psychedelic Jimi Hendrix with Funkadelic,
and then we got the horn and all of that mixed
and we call it P-Funk.
On the west coast, is religion.
We were raised in Parliament-Funkadelic.
Funk everything I have to grow up.
Parliament comes, I can boogie, baby.
It's like most crap, bro.
¬ ¬ ¬ The boy is neat yes ¬¬¬¬ ¬ ¬ Not only knee-high He is truly in ¬Ö¬
ΓÖ¬ When he does it Strange people with me ΓÖ¬
Well, the background of my music
basically given to me hands-by my mama first.
My mother likes great music.
He has a bar where he has eight track cassette player.
There is always a party in the living room.
Wow, my mom was partying Monday to Monday.
ΓÖ¬ Hush now child ΓÖ¬
And that's how it is first.
You know, his friends are coming,
there will be a party, drink,
music in the living room,
and all children will be in the back room.
And then, me, I will come out.
And I came there and danced and met a big fat girl,
You know, do my thing and what or not.
ΓÖ¬ You may find From time to time ¬¬¬ My comfort side is being prepared
without me knowing.
My family members and my mother
will be the person who will do it encourage me to be,
like, party life at my age.
Party, dancing,
and, occasionally, sip _ some of Schlitz Malt Liquor's bulls.
Do you hear me?
My mother is like, "Snoopy how do you feel?"
I said, "How do you think I feel?"
And then he is like,
"You never have another drink more a day in your life.
You won't talk to me like that."
¬ ¬ Only move above ¬¬¬
That's how I got my first dose very good music,
You know, R & B, Betty Whites,
Isley Brothers, Gap Bands,
Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gayes,
all of the above are from Mama.
¬ ¬ So hush my child ¬¬
I am a very cheerful person.
I like music to make people feel good.
And that comes from, you know, are near my father.
I will come, stay with him, uh...
He has a small plant,
and, you know, he will water the plants, and...
You know, he will enter You know, to his room, and...
I will smell it.
I don't know what it is... at that time.
I will only lay down by those notes,
You know, with my headphones that he made me,
and just listen music all day long.
Everything should be to have periods, time periods
and should get out of there.
People don't have pretty much funk
when our time ends.
Always there funk area
lying around,
it's always in the box of the uncle
who might have just collected 45 seconds.
So when we go make our own music,
we only do something interpretation of what we grow.
You get this influence.
G-Funk really likes
bring Parliament and bring the voice
to hip-hop.
ΓÖ¬ Very good ΓÖ¬
"G" in G-Funk stands for Gangster.
Above the Law there is a group
which makes me an part of what happened,
which is Gangster Funk.
Gangster Funk.
That's our nonsense, we're some gangsters,
we make funky music, we talk gangster,
music sounds good, makes you feel good.
Sounds like alley affiliated with alley,
hip-hop music comes from the belly of society
despite the melody.
That's opium, but below it, You can hear grit.
Yes, East Coast G-Funk perspective,
You know, is the East Coast perspective, at that time, from funk.
Funk is not played in New York.
Because New York is on this rhythm,
there are only certain notes that New York wants to hear.
We were disconnected from our black music.
We have disco music, so we miss funk.
People always try to distinguish,
like, West Coast rap from East Coast rap.
I will always say it must be done with a lifestyle.
New York, you have a static lifestyle.
You are on the train, everything is in front of you.
When you listen to for something smooth, G-Funk,
it's not really suitable walk through Times Square.
Beats out of the East
is, like, 90, 95, 100 times per minute.
But on L.A., you enter your low low, you spin ',
You need something to go up.
Go funky,
and funky means drop it
up to 80 beats per minute,
get some instrumentation there, and drive.
That is a sine wave, that, you know, oscillator
and bass guitar and guitar at the same time as the key.
You know, all mixed in melody.
And no one does that,
and that's what happens is changing the game.
Yes, but they are raising all the punk,
Because I don't see whether it's chronic.
If it's chronic, it's not a problem.
They were raised some Backyard Boogie...
Summer of '92, you know,
there are about 20 people living in my house at that time.
You know, Snoop, Warren, all men,
just, um, that's in The Chronic,
they are involved on the album.
Play the music, cuz.
Come here, Warren G.
Moving with Dre, he just being an older brother to us
and give us a place to stay, because...
he knows that...
many situations are happening
where we come from, it's not cool.
Do you know what I say?
So he takes us out urban community,
far from drive-by and items
to make some drug records
we did for The Chronic.
Snoop, D.O.C., RBX, Daz, Kurupt,
they all men will write.
Rage, Nate, and Jewell,
they are roles to make melodies.
I am the one who will come out
and go buy notes and find ideas and things like that.
And then if he likes it, I'm like,
"Take. I mean, we are family."
No, like, there are no business problems like,
"I do this or that." No.
You are my brother,
and I am with you. I go up or die with you.
So whatever I do, you can take that crap.
I will come and show him some things every now and then.
But basically he takes it himself.
He really taught me how,
You know, to start the samplin '.
You know, so I started get the note,
I start samplin ' different sounds
and make 'my own nonsense.
"Little Ghetto Boy," he brought it... the sample.
How are you. Rhythm Rock lives.
We are in the studio meet killaz.
We got Warren G here.
You should work to yourself, man.
This is a song titled "Back on Today."
¬¬¬ Little ghetto boy ΓÖ¬
One of them that he really likes
is a sample of "Let Me Ride".
And he took it and returned to it.
Dre just returned to, you know, Leon Hayward, 1974,
"I want to do Something that is Freaky To You."
Great, you know, black hit. He is old enough to know that.
New children are not old enough to know that there are.
Find out, find out how to run a studio,
find someone with rap style on it, boom.
You have an old cat who digs it in their memories,
You have a young cat on it the rhythm that is already in their blood.
Crank the beat up for me.
Γ ¬ 'Motherfuckin' Dr. Dre Being on the piano ΓÖ¬
gie Doggie Dogg Is on the vowel ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ And I swing like soprano ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ An old tin can-o ¬¬¬¬
ΓÖ¬ Oh my God like oh man-o ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ This is Snoop Doggie Dogg He is in the mic ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ You understand also ¬¬¬¬ Once Snoop comes in,
and we decided that this was the person
we will do,
this is the path we will take,
I took it myself
put that kind of energy into him
it will be needed for it to be great.
ΓÖ¬ Yes, this is a story Famous dog ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Dog rhythm ΓÖ¬
Harm Harmonic dogs ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Dog street dog house Γ €
D.O.C., that's when he becomes my sensei
and... my writing teacher.
Dr. Dre and D.O.C. has a bond with Snoop.
This is called artist development,
Because Dr. Dre has a beat, DOCTOR. with the lyrics.
We will go to his house to write songs
and get the music and create ideas.
We take home beats from Dre's place.
We will walk on the streets to the store
and give us some Original Miller concepts.
And we will sit down, we listen to that,
and I say, "Okay, now you take the beat.
You go upstairs, I will stay down, and we will write.
He will go upstairs, takes about an hour , we meet,
he goes down what he writes.
"That part is very cool, Doggy,
the way you start is rather fragile.
So let's delete these four,
let's move on to this eight.
Let's make four new ones.
Now we get sixteen. "
Now you understand what is needed to make a complete verse,
from start to finish, there is no shortage,
everyone can go up. There is no error.
ΓΓ¬ Atomic dog ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Bow Bow wow wow Yippie-yo yippie-yay ¬Ö¬
Γ ¬ Bow Bow wow yippie-yo ΓÖ¬
Dr. Dre is a bad bastard in the studio,
means you can do this nonsense that sounds like this,
and when he is done with it, that mothafucka will sound like that.
Even with me, when I came to Dr. Dre, I'm fine
but he made me great.
Like, that's what he has ability to
makes you great, to encourage you, to polish you.
Like I said before, I deserve a lifetime achievement award.
You know, everyone knows a little something,
but Dr. Dre improves it, develops it,
and help it evolve to a higher level.
Yes, man, Chronic is like, you know,
it's a bomb on the road _ now, you know?
And I think, you know, my album bomb, so I have to call it that.
Rap always is like the NFL, man.
Some cats are Pro-Bowlers, others are just good,
But The Chronic is like, You know, shoot,
it's Hall of Fame type item, man.
I have the same feelings about that album at that time as I do now.
Wow! Dang!
From that time, it was the best album.
It has everything You might want to record.
Politics, socialism, pleasure, fun.
And it's revolutionary because it's beyond,
and that will happen change the world
to have different people
who never want to listen to for hip-hop listening to hip-hop.
When we get someone like Dre
and you have access to all that good talent,
it's just a masterpiece.
When The Chronic is released, is your introduction.
Because we already know Dre from Wreckin 'Cru,
we know Dre from NWA,
but now you get Dr. Dre as another producer,
but he introduces you to cats you've never heard of.
Now you can see and You can say, "Oh, Snoop Dogg,
Lady of Rage, Daz, Kurupt,"
that is the name you have have known for years.
These people are masters of their craft.
It's like a dream team from the world here on one album.
Songs never really end before the next one starts.
That... they are together,
and that's just... That is experience.
You are not permitted to jump to the next song.
You just listened to the album and let it play.
I think what is made The Chronic is different
than anything who came before that,
is you hear voices
matches great production concepts.
That is a story. It tells the story of an era
in Los Angeles, California, around riots.
If the NWA scares you, for whatever reason,
Snoop, Dre and all beautiful people say a lot of nonsense, too.
They only present it differently.
I don't believe that White Americans can take NWA
as much as they can take The Chronic.
NWA opens their eyes,
but The Chronic opens their ears.
They don't understand what NWA is going through
when they say, "Fuck police, they do this to us.
This is then already done."
But when The Chronic comes out,
Rodney King gets a knock on his butt.
"Oh, that's what you feel is talking about."
That's funny. Looks like
time Black people as culture are advancing.
Era Cosby.
But when I arrived in California,
the police do they are really bad.
Page 362 report opens this morning,
presents what is one said high official
is a bad picture from his own department.
What is that? report clearly to us
as leader of the Los Angeles Police Department
Being mediocre is alive and well.
L.A.P.D. I'm a completely different type
police force than others.
And when they get out of it cars, they are on a mission.
They never come out the car
to talk to you, be kind.
I have many stories. They are always used to shout at us.
You can, um, in your white shorts,
and bastards like, "Lie on the ground."
Then they will pat you, let you go,
Your clean white pants are now brown and black.
People roll over like that never happened.
I was arrested, uh, for some warrant,
and on the way to the station,
I got a beatdown. I mean, hit right away.
Blast!
If they are released, there will be protests eternal fear and mistrust law in L.A.
I don't think Rodney King hitting is a big problem
to anyone who is there from anywhere on the street.
That's just another nigga
got his ass screaming, except on the camera.
I have no complaints about my police officer.
I pay attention to them, I was there on the streets for 36 hours.
And I pay attention to them and time and time again.
Now, there are many ways you can deal with this.
You can be angry with the police.
Call them, talk nonsense about that.
But at the end of the day everything we say is,
"We just want a fair shot."
What we saw last night
and the night before in Los Angeles,
not about civil rights.
This is not about the main cause of equality that all Americans must uphold.
That's not a protest message.
Already a brutality from the mafia, pure and simple.
That affects my lyrics at Dr. Album Dre, The Chronic.
Of course the music will describe what we experience like.
The lifestyle of music is the person's lifestyle.
A rap that subsides, a relative story.
Yes, there will be some anger in some of them,
Because of anger never lost
to have clarity education.
That's a comment. We once spoke, not only to us,
we speak to the world.
What do you think is the reason people really like this album?
Why do you think?
Because, you know, it's just some funky shit, you know.
There is no one coming out now that can be compared to that album.
You know, I spent a whole years working on it.
This is the longest I've ever done spent working on a project.
And, um... it certainly deserves...
it's worth everything is now ready.
You know, Because this is a good album.
You know, people want it to hear something good.
Dr. Dre took opportunity for all of us,
and it pays off in many ways,
not only financially,
only becomes part history of hip-hop
by puttin entities in games that help change the game.
Don't ever play your life is like...
This is the song I made.
When I first made it, I took it home,
and I play it for my mom.
And I want to play, and here it is.
And, uh, when I play it...
He looked at me and said, "Wow, I know You won't sing another song."
- Yes - Chronic, baby!
Take a look!
ΓΓ¬ My Chronicle Your mother's bastard ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ with my bare dance ΓÖ¬
Yo, only sing like that...
When I went to the previous session before the influence of Suge,
they have fun, like, parties, friends.
They... they are like family.
And we sit here with Dr. Dre here.
Gin and juice.
No one thinks about money,
that's why the music is good.
Dre, he's not greedy at all.
He is probably the most indifferent to money
and with business part of it,
because he doesn't sit here go, "What can I get?"
He is like, "What can I make?"
¬ ¬ Dee dah dah ΓÖ¬
Suge takes over. That is a different vibration there.
It's a little more intense.
Dan Suge is CEO. He runs all ball games.
Do you know what I say? He runs Death Row.
Dr. Dre just gave us a way to do what we like.
We like to make music and work and all that.
And Suge makes sure we have that path
and make sure the path is clean.
Suge does nothing.
Suge will not know successful record
if you take Funkadelic Parliament album
and slap it in front of him.
But he helps facilitate transactions
that puts us somewhere to be able to do anything.
Then once we start doing nothing
then he starts going and makes offers his own back door.
He started bringing people who he called "security."
Suge has all of this, like, gang-banger, cat
whole place,
Then you will enter the door and like, "Do you have a gun on you?"
and if you do it, they are like,
"Can you check it out here at the front desk?"
so they will open a drawer,
and there will be likes 20 weapons in the damn drawer.
You are like, "Man, where are I?"
At that time, we were right was doing a lot of good music,
and we are creatine some drug records.
Everything is moving in the right direction,
so there are tours for The Chronic.
I am accused, Because I'm like,
"Damn, I'm ready to go on tour."
And, uh... packing clothes, everything, and, uh...
get up to the airport,
and everyone have a ticket except me.
My best friend, my brother, everyone has fun,
and I sit here just rip.
Warren G is the part The Chronic album, too.
Don't make it mess. He brings lots of music
and, you know, ideas and, You know, shit to the table,
plays and this and that.
That makes me feel like, you know,
"Motherfuckers don't even care."
Do you know what I say?
It's like, "Damn, I think I...
is very tight, you know, with... in... in the family."
And it's chaotic, man, it's a real mess,
Because it's like
You can only see
frustration on his face.
And it feels difficult for him to deal with it.
That is very difficult to deal with it.
That is very, very terrible situation.
Only I can't go
and become part of the people with who I am,
You know, with 110%.
Warren G was never signed to Death Row notes.
And they do it very embarrassing where
they are not present he contracts.
Nate doesn't sign, too,
but he is very strict,
Dr Dre cannot record without Nate.
In my hand, says "all access."
I got it here.
Suge is with Warren.
He treats Warren funny.
That is real messed up because...
I'm not saying that Dre knows,
but I feel like that he can make it happen.
We live here inside the house.
And then one day they call me to another floor,
and the contract is there.
And I ask, "Where is Warren G?
and you know, the rest... Nate Dogg?"
"Oh, they will do it come do it later."
I went to Dre, and I talked to him.
You know, and he is like,
"You know, you have to be your own person.
I don't want you not to go through nonsense,
so go out and create your own shit,
You know, alone. "
But I,
uh, being a fan of him,
it hurts. Without Snoop, there is no Chronic.
Without Warren, there is no Snoop.
who gave everyone detailed credit.
We just kicked it.
I collected some samples.
Snoop and D.O.C. come and put some lyrics for that,
and, uh, put it together like that,
and that's the bomb.
No one can make notes that Dre doesn't control.
He won't do it barter his brand,
and if Dre doesn't see you it's valuable behind the microphone,
then your work is dead in water, period.
That should be the case the thing that makes us all win.
When it's cracked,
that's just the problem which makes Suge and Dre win.
Warren G, he doesn't get anything.
Death Row pushes it out when it starts to explode.
After that, that kind of from, like, makes me feel like
I have to go do my own business,
so I go back to the tent,
You know, sleep on my sister's floor
and just starting trying to build yourself
back to whom I know me.
So, now, tell me a little about Death Row Records here.
Death Row Records. Death sentence The recording will be the next Motown.
- Do you know what I'm saying? - Mm-hmm.
We build something.
You know, Chronic album is the foundation,
Album Snoop will be
another brick at home that Death Row is built.
ΓÖ¬ And I don't need There is no type of support ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I stand on my own feet two ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ I beat any MC Who tried to step up to me ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Punch them like ash Γ¬¬¬ Γ ¬ Mash with the DPG Niggas freezes quietly ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Please I am S Oh yes I think I am blessed ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ When I take a microphone I do not smoke '¬ ¬
I will never sign it
if I know he has no agreement.
You know, was thrown in my face
like everyone signed.
And then once I found him not,
what should I do, tell them,
"Hey, take my name from paper"?
I have to keep doing it what I do,
and this is what you want.
You already want me to do this
for the longest. I'm here now.
But at the same time, I can't do it with you,
but I involve it in everything we do.
I was around Snoop session around '93,
just there to try to be creative
and try to help my homeboy become a successful person.
Just look and see how far he left here to grow big become a full-fledged artist.
ΓÖ¬ From the depths of the sea Return to the block ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Snoop Doggy Dogg Funky as the the D.O.C. ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Doing solo in the ass But it's still the same Ö¬
ΓΓ¬ Long Beach is the place Where I serve my stick ¬¬
Doggystyle is the most anticipated rap album all the time when it comes out.
It's just like you can't get enough Snoop.
- S Snoop Doggy Dogg ΓÖ¬ - ΓÖ¬ Yeah yeah yeah ΓÖ¬
¬ Snoop Doggy Dogg ΓÖ¬
Everyone has heard Snoop in The Chronic
and wait for on the note itself.
The stage has been set.
That's a record that introduces the world,
not just for Dogg, because we got The Chronic,
But I'm talking about introducing the world to
What is Long Beach, what is this view,
what does it mean "cuz".
Then when you think about it the video "What Is My Name",
being in Long Beach
and record the video above, You know, V.I.P.
That's not a beautiful video
where it must be beautiful women,
and that must happen the most beautiful car.
It's like, "Well, I'm in a tent,
This is where I come from, this is the place they love me and
This is where they accept me. "
ΓΓ¬ Doggy Dogg Doggy Dogg ΓÖ¬
When he hits, he hits. He hits it out of the park.
He bumps it out of the park, believe me. With fans like every day ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ And I'm back here With Dr. Dre ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ And as I say no From all of you can get with ΓÖ¬ this
= = ΓÖ¬ And none of you Can get it with that ¬ ¬? - Hey, Snoop, how are you doing? - Happy.
You are?
Nancy Fletcher.
- Jewell. - Warren G.
- How are you doing, Snoop? - I'm chillin '.
So what is the message? You tried to send
on your new debut LP?
Just something to flatten. Get your thoughts from your problem.
Stop Violence. Something to skip.
So I understand Dr. Dre great influence on you?
It's all family things.
Do you know what I say? This is a Death Row coalition.
It's like the music with my words.
It's like family things. Something to skip.
Give up for that Snoop Doggy Dogg.
That day that it was released,
I and Snoop just rolled around L.A.
and see lines in all record shops, you know.
And I remember that because he was very fascinated by him.
He must know at a certain level,
but I think Snoop is fair a man who is truly humble.
Wherever I go, all you can hear
is something that comes out someone's window,
and that's Dogg or conversation,
"Man, did you hear this one? What is your favorite?"
Let's just hold it Snoop Dogg on the pedestal.
He is a household name throughout the world.
Icon. Iconic. Snoop Dogg.
That is G-Funk in lightning.
Just like that.
Snoop is marijuana.
I just want to hear more and more music from it.
Very cool people, you know.
White girls become Snoop Dogg become sex symbols,
do you know what I'm saying?
Like, girls from our end, they can say,
"Oh, I like her hair, I like this,"
but then MTV girls like, "Oh my God, did you see this?"
"Doggystyle" jumps straight pop.
Like, I used to be album number one.
I try to find out how I make love
when I don't make music that appears?
There is always this perception, like, you make pop songs
or an song that has the possibility of even pop,
it's not hip-hop.
But from people who are cultural and love hip-hop,
it's very hip-hop.
Pop means you are popular.
Actually I, as hard as I am,
as a gangster like me,
White Americans accept it faster than black Americans.
Bastard smoking marijuana like niggas,
maybe more because they don't get into trouble for that.
Do you know? Dirt.
They may be in them, bongs and dirt
and have fun.
They can relate to Dogg.
So I became popular by being the main voice
from the Chronic album which goes into itself,
produced by Dr. Dre, with a new spirit,
new feelings, and new stolen goods.
No one has stolen goods like mine is difficult
but in a bag and soft.
Snoop has original flow ,
original rhythm, original view.
Never seen someone Where are they
gettin 'their hair braided on the homepage on their video.
You know what I say, You have never seen someone
Doing the Alone House black.
Aah!
The vocals are funk.
The vocals are some vowels
that people don't have never heard like that.
You know, Ice Cube will come to the East Coast.
"I come to you" style.
Snoop first "I'm in my pocket" funk,
the way behind,
I am a straight person, liquor without ice,
and Snoop are one of them Long Island Iced Teas.
You know, it's smooth, it's down well,
it flows, but it has the same effect.
He is relaxed. He doesn't really care about you.
But he shot you.
That is why when I come, I am the only one.
And number one man artist this year...
Snoop Doggy Dogg!
You are responsible for producing this album.
Now what happens becomes producer
from hit album like this?
A lot of hard work, you know, kick it in the studio.
Many people like these people in the studio.
Do you know what I say?
Everyone drops both cents in a bucket.
You know, I can't do it myself,
and we come with a masterpiece.
Dr. Dre, give up.
You know, everything works as it should.
I still haven't given up
to be part of what is happening.
You know, they... They are my family.
One day, I've been in the studio with...
You know, with... with everyone, with Dre,
Snoop, and everyone, our entire crew.
And, uh, John Singleton and Paul Stewart are there,
You know, looking for songs for their soundtracks.
I was recently hired by John Singleton
as music supervisor for the second film,
Poetic Justice, and we talk about,
You know, trying to get Snoop record for our soundtrack.
So while I hang out in the studio,
trying to get this Snoop song, I met Warren.
ΓÖ¬ I can see the lens I mean Minolta ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ It's me Warren G breaks' Damn like ΓÖ¬
And, uh, Warren came to me,
and I will never forget, he said...
"Man, can I play, you know, this tape is for you?"
And I like, "Okay," and we are out
to my Ford Explorer truck.
I insert a cassette, and I play it,
and that's a song called "Indo Smoke."
That's me and Grimm Mista.
¬ ¬ 'Smokin' from the beginning Feeling rather high ¬ ¬ ¬
¬ Sippin 'on gin Feeling somewhat flying terbangÖ¬
¬ A Warren G production Sitting on a tape deck ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Like Mista Grimm Raps ΓÖ¬
Yes, we signed this. This has been completed.
I already know I like it. I don't need to hear anymore.
I am sold.
And I like, "What?"
Say, "You have to be a kiddin 'me."
I mean, 213 it is a demo.
They never come out or anything.
So this is the first record that ever came out of it.
Γ¬¬ Whoo hey Now you know ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Inhale with my flow ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ Breakaway Come again like this ¬ ¬
LB¬ LB to C Twice do not miss ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ 'Because if you do your rest you get ¬¬¬¬ damaged
Γ ¬ Me and Mista G and Smoke Indo ΓÖ¬
"Indo Smoke" opens the flood gate
for many things from record companies
to start reaching me.
Because "Indo Smoke" is on the radio promoted.
People like, "Who is this man?
Who is the other person?"
They want to know who we are.
It's about is there a melody?
Is that soft? Can it be accessed?
"Indo Smoke" is made to be on radio,
to pass the roof.
It's street even though it has a melody.
ΓÖ¬ Go down with the king ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Get down with the king for years About ten of the 'em ¬ ¬ I want to be at Def Jam Records as a child.
Def Jam is home of all my favorites
The opportunity to be on the
label with all these different groups that I was looking for and that...
and never thought I'd do it could be around them.
ΓÖ¬ Or rather form a circle Around Γ € hard
¬ ¬ 'Cause you or others... ΓÖ¬
But I don't know that the company owes it.
Def Jam is dying.
Def Jam doesn't work there's no damn hit.
They are dead. We use their buttocks.
Death Row, we used to be the number one label, period.
Do you understand me?
Rap Gangster and in this music industry,
but Def Jam is historic for hip-hop.
You know, they have that big run with Beastie Boys
and Public Enemies and all that stuff,
and they are somewhat lost their way, so to speak.
This is a company that's 20 million in that hole,
and we just reset the company.
Polygram is on.
And the first that comes out is Warren G.
They need something bring them to the next realm.
And at that moment, you know, funk already exists.
G-Funk already exists, and East Coast record label
have to find out how they can rather enter this.
Warren G signing for Def Jam at that time
is the savior for the label.
- What is this shooting? - Yes
Hey, this is Warren G, Do you know what I'm saying?
This is live coverage, Do you know what I'm saying?
My documentary. I am here in the studio.
You know what I say, handlin business.
Regulator.
We arrange each item ' his property.
We are very good too.
But you can't every geek from the street.
Must be useful with steel, if you know what I mean,
get your income.
Regulator! Install.
"Organize" is a song I made for my album.
What I say to Nate to do sing...
You know, "Let's tell a story,"
You know, "Just follow my leader."
So I turned it off by saying, you know,
"It's a clear black night, clear white moon,
Warren G is on the street."
¬ 'Tryin' for consumption Some skirts for the evening ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ So I can get some Rollin 'funk on my journey ΓÖ¬
--¬¬ 'Chillin' alone ΓÖ¬ Nate entered,
and he follows what I say.
He is like, "Just hit east side of LBC."
ΓÖ¬ Trying a mission ' To find Mr. Warren G ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ See cars full of girls No need to tweak ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Everything you know What's wrong with 213 Γ ¬ This is a duet, You know what I mean?
It's like a good answer type of note back and forth.
This is how to sing, is really melodic and there is no problem,
but it happens threatening tone for that.
That's what makes it cool, right?
We will feed from each other.
We don't even think will happen
as big as today.
The first time I heard "Set,"
like, "Dang, who is this?
This... Do you know what? Very smooth."
I feel inspired when I hear it.
You know, I feel something, like, "Oh, damn, got it."
And then, of course, he has a Nate Dogg rifle.
That's un-fuck-with-can.
That's like the dream team there.
It's like playing two versus two with whoever you want.
All of you, come on, let's be both, okay?
I got Nate Dogg.
ΓÖ¬ I am tweaking ' To the new era ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ G-Funk stepped into this I dare yes yaÖ¬
¬ ¬ Funk at a new level ¬¬¬¬ ΓÖ¬ Ritme is bass And bass is treble ΓÖ¬
"Set" is just a smash.
That was really a big success.
And it's full, 100% respect West Coast.
That's classic hip-hop.
The record goes down in history.
And most people can say notes word for word.
ΓΓ¬ Chords string ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ We carry the melody of ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ G-Funk ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Where rhythm is life and life is rhythm ΓÖ¬
There is no love lost between Death Row and Def Jam.
Def Jam has been signed by Warren, but Death Row has Nate.
Do you know what I mean?
And people can't do that without the others.
Suge has a problem with Nate Dogg
being in Warren G 's shit because he felt like Nate Dogg
is part of Death Row,
but if Suge is a great businessman,
he will sign Warren G on the same day he signs me.
You let that happen.
Warren doesn't want to do it.
He is not afraid of Suge.
So he's like, "Man, fuck you,"
then he goes and does it his own goods.
And, you know, Suge doesn't like that's not it.
At the end of the day,
everyone has to give up.
The song is displayed on the soundtrack of Above the Rim,
which is an amazing soundtrack on Death Row Records,
one of the best soundtracks ever been made, and
was Warren first single from his album.
It's amazing to leave in Death Row
and become the main single at Def Jam records.
Speak a lot for what a good song is and how popular it is right away.
ΓΓ ¬ Telephone is ringin ' And I'm in Benz BenzÖ¬
¬ ¬ I do not want to answer В¬ ¬
ΓÖ¬ Because I know These are some chickens ¬¬¬¬ ¬ ¬ Sure enough When I pick up my phone ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ Jalang supid-ass Want to come to my house ¬ ¬
ΓÖ¬ I am considering now ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Do I need to prove ΓÖ¬
When I drop my note
right before summer '94,
it only takes people by storm,
because they have never heard of it it's nothing like that.
I think one thing about Warren's album
You know, it's all great G-Funk elements,
but it's more accessible in some ways
from, like, things Dre / Snoop,
Because it's a more fun party, fewer gangsters.
Warren isn't some big gangsters,
and he remains real for who he is.
There are different levels rap gangsters.
So Warren is more like,
"I will shoot you if I have to" type of bastard, you dig?
Where many we are
"We came to pick you up" Types of dirt, do you dig?
My reaction to hearing Warren G's debut album in '94
is classic because Warren G is not a good rapper
as children for us.
We were always clowns,
Because he likes to take all Dr. Dre raps
before they exit and use that
and having an affair and bad luck, so when I hear it there
rappin 'and do the nonsense, the production is the next level.
He is basically at the same level as Dr. Dre.
Don't use any of the dirt that I do, you know,
there is no sound I or none of that dirt.
He just left and did his own business,
come with their own feces, which is an anesthetic.
The album is like runaway success.
That's very fast triple platinum.
This is Warren G, Do you know what I'm saying?
Already gone platinum yet, Johnny?
This is platinum now.
- Almost double. - Double.
This will double at the end of next week.
I don't even think Russell and Leore and they understand
what really happened.
I am an optimist, so I think we will survive
and we will grow and we will grow do something innovative,
and you know, I don't expect that agreement
to go like that.
Warren's music is all over the world because melodies play
no matter what the language is.
He shows pop potential from hip-hop.
He saved Def Jam with that note.
That is the biggest record they have
for a long time, is certain.
Without Warren G, we will have
to sell a company, we will fall apart.
Without him, will we have a Jay-Z or Foxy Brown?
I don't know. I don't think so.
We definitely won't do it get support
to exit and build that action.
I think I like the biggest thing
In the world when I go to Europe.
I appear for, like, 50,000, 60,000,
Wembley Arena, you know what I say, I'm popular.
So this time I left, Warren G was already there.
So I like, "I get my homeboy at home.
I will bring it out a special guest."
I bring this bastard Warren G on stage.
What's wrong?
All 100.00 bastards stand up, turn on.
I like, "This is nigga is Elvis here."
Right.
OK. OK.
Right.
I have to give up
I don't really see on myself as a superstar.
I do not understand what is gold and platinum.
And I like, "This is what I get music doin '?"
Home video, baby, yeah. G-Funk locks it all the time.
Don't twist it, huh. Be-yotch.
The Lady of Rage, Kurupt,
Daz and Snoop, Nate Dogg and myself,
we like it, like it.
Hit it and love it to do it.
But Suge reacts.
Suge Knight was so chaotic at the time,
well, he doesn't even allow us to do anything for Warren G
without him trying to get paid.
Billboard 1994 Music Awards will continue.
Billboard Award 1994, they ask us to do "Settings."
Suge tells Nate he can't appear with me.
No one asked me to call Suge regarding Nate's performance.
That's why I was there. I will call.
So I don't think Warren
Fear him too at that time.
I have my people there.
We don't try to try be an aggressor, you know,
but at the same time no nothing happens to Nate,
Because it's my homeboy.
ΓΓ It is a clear black night Clean white moon ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Warren G is on the street Try to consume ¬Ö¬
ΓÖ¬ Some skirts for that night So I can get some funk ¬¬
Γ ¬ Rollin 'on my trip, Chillin' alone ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ I just hit the east side of LBC ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ On the mission Try finding Mr. Warren G ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ See cars full of girls No need to tweak ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ You all know the skirt What is wrong with 213 ¬ ¬ Γ ¬ So I associate the left in 2-1 and Lewis ΓÖ¬
I just think Suge knows that he's messed up
when he let Warren G leave.
He always wants to try to get something
from fact that he can have Warren G.
That's not good reflection that this artist
which is part of the camp and seen as the camp
by almost everyone go and go
to this East Coast label that he doesn't like, Def Jam,
and have all this success.
You know, and we all know
how Suge deals with business and negotiates.
¬ ¬ Just throw your hands in the air ¬¬
¬¬¬ And waving them like you Just don't care
ΓÖ¬ And if you are down with Nate Dogg and Warren G ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Someone said oh yes ΓÖ¬
Oh yeah!
Hello, Warren.
Hello, Patrick. Just want to say you guys...
You know how to have a party.
I just want to say that...
I experienced very good time
and I want to play a song for you.
I'm nigga Warren, kid, this is a party this year, nigga!
Will find Miss Tucker here.
When I get married, I will invite you to a wedding!
During that era, G-Funk sold more recordings
from any group in any era.
It doesn't matter where we go around the world,
people embrace G-Funk and what we do.
G-Funk is more than that than just sound.
Look, G-Funk is rapping for a larger audience,
because it will never go out of style or come in style
because it's a melody.
People are so interested in for any reason.
It could be that you really enjoy the music,
You really enjoy lifestyle,
or you also feel this little thing where
You feel like, man, this -
You know, this is dangerous.
White people will always be fascinated with niggas.
This is the nature of the animal.
Because I like... life rhythm.
I always listen to it.
You know, white people are gettin 'into it.
The reason they fell in love with it is because
it's just marijuana, you know,
and they hope they can do that.
You will see a boxer walk out for it.
You will see soccer players.
You will see cats from baseball, that's their song.
You know, most people in their locker rooms You know, try... their own hype to play.
In Atlanta with Falcons?
That is nothing but sound.
Head coach, Jerry Glanville,
he bought in this big speaker
where is a concert in the dressing room, friend.
I would not say it crossed
because when there is something good
and there is something at another level,
it's not a crossover.
That is what it is.
Like Jordan, Jordan is not black or white.
Jordan Jordan, friend.
So when you hear it it beats the drop...
white dudes, huh.
The black dudes.
Trainers. Children ball.
Everyone, you know?
This is the lifestyle of partyin 'and smokin',
drink, hangin '.
Everyone must continue.
It's like a new day.
That basically opens the door for East Coast listeners
feeling cool by playing West Coast music,
because before that point, nigga in the East
can't play West Coast music like that.
They are seen as, "Nigga, what are you doing
playing it?" until we succeed
cool with sounds that take over America to a place like that, "Oh, you didn't play it?
You are the only nigga on the block it doesn't play it. "
Everyone has their own level of success,
so there is no hat ' go.
We are a handlin business. Business is being handled. But at the same time, is too fun
at that age to be ' that kind of impact
in the music industry.
That's too much there not to enjoy.
And I like, "These people appear , man.
They live elsewhere. "
I get handcuffs at home waiting for you!
I was handcuffed to wait you on my bed at home!
Death sentences have really come out
and really make marks in the music business.
Takin 'rap shines from New York has never been done.
Death Row, you know, they're the best
in the G-Funk style,
and only people who can even... instructions
or sniffing towards them is Bad Boy at that time.
¬ ¬ Sicka from your average Γ ¬
ΓÖ¬ Poppa plays cabbage from ΓÖ¬
instincts Puffy, he has started Bad Boy Records,
you know, out there in New York.
ΓΓ¬ Limbs for my hooligans In Brooklyn ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Dead right If the right head is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Big Biggie there is e'ry night ¬¬¬¬ ¬ ¬ Poppa smoothly Since the days of the Underroos ΓÖ¬
He has signed Biggie around this time,
and he starts to blow up lots of hits
who use the same sample from the same era
that affects us.
You know, but Suge, he is not inferior to that.
¬ ¬ Just hit the east side From LBC ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ On a mission that tries To find Mr. Warren G ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ See cars full of girls No need to tweak ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ You all know the skirt What is wrong with 213 ¬ ¬ First of all, I want to thank God.
Second, I want to thank All of me, all
Death Row family on both sides, Do you know what I'm saying?
I want to tell Tupac to look after his bodyguard.
We ride with him.
Then what else do I want to say?
Every artist out there wants to be an artist
and want to remain a star and don't need to worry
about executive producers trying to be all in the video,
all in the record, dancin ', come to Death Row!
I think that is the time... only period, moment
where everything Suge says is directed to Puffy.
And he put it there, Puff takes it,
and the dirt goes where goes to.
That is a bold step also to do it in New York.
Suge has a problem with Puffy.
That's a personal problem.
But the problem is this man
is a representation from the East Coast.
So the East Coast takes offense with that.
That is what makes it East Coast / West Coast war.
The East Coast is behind Puffy
Because they support it,
and the West Coast are behind Suge,
and he's behind us.
With him being in our team and being our leader,
we experience to ride with him.
Sharing and conquering is the main tactic.
So I get it the support I need,
let me make sure that I alienate people
who won't be with me.
They say it all the time in that culture...
"Whether you are with me or you fight me."
That's gang culture.
They throw Bad Boy, Bad Boy and Death Row.
So it looks like I'm looking for in that room,
You can see everything New York niggas,
like, huddlin 'up
like, "" Nigga, we all versus them nigga. "
These weak rapper, Naz, all these suckers,
they fight in the East and West like this is a game.
This is not a game.
The media does what they should do.
They take the story and run with it.
And change it to something. Controversy.
And controversy is sold.
Every other question they will ask us
is about East / West.
I blame Sumber Magazine,
and I mainly blame Vibe
to create an environment where people are killed.
They incite something
they don't even understand.
These nonviolent poets who escaped the hood
surrounded by rude people without a future.
It's nothing between... you with us?
Those who are with us, we get love for you.
Those who are not with us...
you don't even exist.
We don't know...
consequences and impact
from what is young will look out of it,
what the streets will see from that,
and what the music industry will look out of it.
We are only children.
Shakur was shot four times
after leaving Mike Tyson boxing match in Las Vegas
in the car that was driven by Marion "Suge" Knight,
label head, Death Row record.
I should have involved before.
I must I have to put Suge and Puff in the room.
I should put people together.
On March 9, 1997,
Biggie Smalls was shot and killed in Los Angeles.
Smalls away a music industry party.
The shooting was very similar to to Tupac six months earlier.
After Biggie's death, is too late, right?
You know, I regret it because, You know, I might be able to...
might save some lives.
I should do more.
We only tried to make music
that makes people feel good no matter where you are from.
But when everything happens at the Source Award in '95,
no longer be about music.
It becomes around on which side you are.
And G-Funk is never the same after that.
There are many people in hip-hop
that makes floating notes forgotten.
I think the key to music is what you are trying to make
something that will stand test time.
When you do original music
and you bringin ' in melody,
and you want to ' in rap and R & B fusion,
I think that is a legacy from G-Funk.
I believe that the G-Funk era
is when hip-hop finds it.
It's like these people like,
"Let's smoke and drink
and make the best music In the world."
You can lock those people in the studio for years,
and they will just continue to givin 'our eternal music.
One thing I really said about all these cats, man,
they are consistent.
Warren G is always so as cool, calm, collected,
smart people who thinks before he acts.
Snoop, in the same way.
What Dogg and Nate and Warren G are with each other
is the type of friend that you want.
They are realities and visions of what you call
childhood friends who grow up with
and become friends to the end.
Good dudes.
Even in the middle of of all that nonsense
that they must live in, their hearts are good, you know?
We all, we change our things.
We think more about ourselves, and it's back to bite us.
Warren G is the best.
Era Warren G. Do you know what I'm saying?
Not everyone is an era. Some of you just come down.
Bein 'down is cool. We need you.
But an era, everyone doesn't understand that.
I know Snoop hears the same thing every day.
Warren hears the same thing every day.
Daz and Kurupt hear the same dirt every day.
"You raised me." We gather millions of children.
We raise them, and the same people
It won't even say that to his own father.
This bastard
not rappin 'like fuck we're rappin',
and dirt today some bullshit.
Straight up. Damn.
Well, I don't mean that.
If you delete it G-Funk music,
I think today's rap will be very different.
G-Funk changes hip-hop dramatically.
And today's artists, some don't even realize it.
There are many branches, limbs, whatever you want to call it,
they come from what G-Funk is.
There are beautiful melodic songs
with these gangsta rapper one m
that the artist will never have dreamed of making them.
Wow, I think everyone is playing now with funk.
If you listen to to the bass line
of all the songs that come now,
it's true G-Funk.
Kendrick Lamar is rather like the peak
of all old souls from the West Coast.
Kendrick, is a funky mother.
You put it at a party, everyone gets up from their buttocks.
You have a problem,
YG, he got that funk in him.
Ty Dolla Sign, Wiz khalifa.
Damn, Wiz Khalifa from the West Coast now.
He is not from Pittsburgh no longer.
He is here. He gets funk.
For Warren say that I am G-Funk that is so cool.
I will definitely consider Dre, Warren, and Snoop
to be my big influence ,
and not even in my music, but in my lifestyle.
There are 100% really G-Funk influences on my music,
the fact that, you know, I sing
all of my hooks are like Nate Dogg,
my producer who works with me, Sledgren, E. And and everyone,
they are all very heavy Dre-influenced
and only in the music era.
I must continue G-Funk lives.
Young rapper currently says,
"Mama I used to play your music
all the time when I was a baby."
They don't grow up off Motown and R & B They grow from us, So that's the foundation
has revolved around that we are Marvin Gayes
and Smokey Robinsons.
You have to salute G-Funk.
They tidy up music and add certain elements
which is now labeled in the game.
All of my core fan bases, anytime they hear me
or whenever you think of me or listen to my music,
that's the core... that's the elements
which you will think about, be like that...
that's how I was inspired, and it's always
will be part of me, and that will always happen
part of my fans too.
The entire West Coast era is the foundation
for a big piece of hip-hop right now.
That is a different credible factor making G-Funk
things to build the best brands for hip-hop.
G-Funk is fully commercialized rap gangster.
That only drives it as a whole 'nother level, you know?
Economic hip-hop
finally sort of settling in.
You know, people know what their value is and know who they are should get.
For me, is the age of money.
We just realized that this is a multi-million dollar business,
You have to...
You have to do what people expect you.
Whether it's making music for movies,
make 'music for video games,
being 'just a cultural movement.
You know, because many companies today,
they use hip-hop to sell their products.
You know, I just finished doing Sonic ads.
I just finished doing GEICO ads.
So now the part American culture.
And hip-hop becomes popular.
Hip-hop is the biggest music around the world.
Which country you go to, they like hip-hop music.
Everybody gets it own version, too.
So, you know... we now have the truth
where, yes, is very commercialized.
¬ ¬ Only a little introduction to the G-Funk era ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Every day of my life I take Glance in the mirror ΓÖ¬
I think G-Funk organizes grounding as far as clarity,
quality, look good, feel good,
and have a visual part to support your music work
and stick with what you say.
Artists should not be responsible
to do anything else but that,
because everything must come from the heart.
You know, you shouldn't feel obliged.
Just come from the heart.
G-Funk gives a voice to many people,
not only from California
or from a neighborhood ,
but that person has no voice
who feel oppressed, that feels like
this is the way express yourself
through music, good music which sometimes makes a point
to overcome, You know, social problems,
but for most party music.
I say London!
We want you to sing this bastard
with us tonight, all of you.
We are very good too.
But you can't every geek from the street.
Must be useful with steel, if you know what I mean,
get your income.
Regulator! Install.
ΓΓ It is a clear black night Clean white moon ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Warren G is on the street Try to consume ¬Ö¬
ΓÖ¬ Some skirts for that night So I can get some funk ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Rollin 'on my trip Chillin' alone ¬Ö¬
¬ ¬ Just hit the east side From LBC ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Trying a mission ' To find Mr. Warren G ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ See cars full of girls No need to tweak ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ All you hoe know what happened This is 213 ¬ ¬ Γ ¬ So I associate the left in 2-1 and Lewis ΓÖ¬
"Some brothas shoot" dice So I say let's do this ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ I jump out and say what happened ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Some brothas draw some gats So I say I'm stuck ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ This is my fluffy peepin I will slide and turn Γ¬
¬ ¬ Do see so hard They immediately hit the sidewalk ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ ¬ Will think of better things From some arousing tricks ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I see my house and Some are all in the mix ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I was betrayed I broke myself В¬¬¬
ΓÖ¬ I don't believe them Takin 'wealth Warren ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ They take my ring They take Rolex ΓÖ¬ me
ΓΓ I look at the niggas, What do you say next? ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Satisfied my house And they are around ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ None of them See if they go ¬¬¬
¬ ¬ £ Straight for pounds ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ I have to get up quickly Before they start the clown ¬Ö¬
Γ ¬ I should pull my rope And lay them busters В¬¬¬
ΓΓ Mereka They point guns into my head I think I will go down ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I can't believe this happened In my hometown ¬Ö¬
ΓΓ If I have wings, I will fly Let me ponder ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ I glance at the piece And I see my comfortable Nate ΓÖ¬
¬ 16 in the clip and another in the hole ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Nate Dogg will be made Some bodies turn cold ¬ ¬
¬ ¬ Now they drop 'and yellin' It's a little late ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Nate Dogg and Warren G Must set ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Just throw your hands in the air ¬¬
¬A¬ And wave them like you... ¬ ¬
This documentary may be very important,
because G-Funk are three dudes,
singer, rapper, producer.
And from that friendship spawned a career
of a large number of people
and make lots of money for a group of people,
and there will never be three dudes
like these people again in music.
As it should be.
213, honey!
В¬ ¬ Say oh yes ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ I am tweaking ' Throughout the ΓÖ¬
era ΓÖ¬ G-Funk stepped into this I dare yes yaÖ¬
¬ ¬ Funk at a new level ¬¬¬¬ ΓÖ¬ Ritme is bass And bass is treble ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ Chords string ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ We bring ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Melody ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ G-Funk where rhythm is life and life is rhythm ΓÖ¬
You know like I know. Come on, all of you.
ΓÖ¬ If you know like I know ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ You don't want to step For this ¬ ¬
ΓÖ¬ This is the G-Funk ΓÖ¬
era ¬ ¬ Fun Funked out With a gangster twist ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ And if you smoke Like I smoke ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Then you are tall Like every day ¬¬
ΓÖ¬ And if your butt Is a buster ΓÖ¬
213 ¬ 213 will arrange ¬¬¬¬ Nate Dogg, rest calmly.
ΓÖ¬ No one ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Is it better ¬¬¬? ΓÖ¬ No one ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Is it better ¬¬¬? Γ ¬ They can come closer from near Γ¬
ΓÖ¬ Yes ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Asli, they will never become ¬Ö¬
Γ ¬ 'We bumpin' from the coast to the coast ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Yes, yes ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ We just tried ' to make you see ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ There is no better ¬¬¬¬ ΓΓ I'm sitting here trippin 'ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ ¬ My mind is blocked ¬ ¬
ΓΓ Nate Dogg only bites so it's time to compile ΓÖ¬
¬ There are no monkeys that do it better like this two-person crew ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ They say, "We won in front of quitters ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Now what will you do?" ¬¬¬
ΓÖ¬ Always be something, that's my name ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Just out for money, hey, because it's the game ¬Ö¬
¬ ¬ ¬ People always ask me why I came out to scratch ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He who has the most is he who won the match ¬Ö¬
¬ ¬ Strike one, me and Nate Dogg are matches ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Strike two, make them stand still on their track ¬¬
ogok¬¬ Strike three, You can call us, 213 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ These are L and B which make me act like G ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ My exhibition starts back in '93 ¬Ö¬
ΓÖ¬ But when no one listens they warm me Γ¬¬¬ ¬ ¬ For all those who don't believe now I'm sure you see ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ No one does it better than me ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ They can come closer than near Γ¬
ΓÖ¬ Yes ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Asli, they will never become ¬Ö¬
Γ ¬ We hit it from the beach to the beach ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ Yes ΓÖ¬
¬¬¬ Only try to make you see ¬¬¬¬ ¬ ¬ There is no better ¬¬¬¬ ΓΓ¬ They call me teasin 'busi¬¬ € ΓΓ¬ Keepin 'it lights up ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ There are no accidents for this platinum hit ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ So when you make it you show love ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Bangin 'in your club ¬¬¬
¬ Hang Hangin with emanÖ¬ cold thugs
ΓÖ¬ Givin '' em G-love ¬Ö¬
Γ ¬ You remember back on the east side of ¬Ö¬
ΓÖ¬ When we all niggas used to drive ΓÖ¬
ΓÖ¬ We don't care about what we do ΓÖ¬
¬ ¬ Time has no meaning for us ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ We are only children... ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Different times now but you are still stuck... ΓÖ