Our Dr. Dre discord server: discord.gg/Zvvy9ZnprB (we chat about news) This documentary was uploaded by Apple Music on youtube, but they deleted it some weeks later. I decided to post it, because you can only watch it on iTunes right now. Edit: I keep seeing people mentioning Scott Storch. Of course he contributed to the album, but this is just a short anniversary documentary, they didn't mention Mel-Man or Hittman either.
Yeah idk why this was deleted. I loved this doc. Fantastic album down to the tracks mixed, mastered, produced with nuances and killer features from start to finish. One of my favorite albums of all time.
@@iz630 No relation to Defiant Ones. They released this for Chronic 2001's 20th anniversary last November and it was pulled from the net a few weeks after it was released with no real reason.
Too bad "school" aka (college) aka (University) treat unique children like product on a factory conveyor belt. "Instead of helping them reach their own potential, we have instead created an elaborate education system that treat them all the same.
@@HonkeyKong54as memorable as the piano riff is, it’s so distinctive, for me the drum patterns are what make that beat.. they are so hard hitting, and you can’t help but bob your head
No matter how many times you've listened to Chronic 2001 it still sounds just as amazing as the first time you heard it. It's been 22 years and it still sounds as it could have been released yesterday. A timeless masterpiece and for sure one of the best albums ever recorded!
This is the GOAT album for me. Written by literally the greatest rap lyricists of all time (Eminem, Royce Da 5'9", Jay-Z and Nas), combined with timeless west coast hip hop instrumentals by DRE, and executed by some of the greatest performers in the business (DRE, Eminem, Snoop, Xzibit, Kurupt, and Hittman at the time). This shit bangs so hard to this day. It's untouchable.
@@jibraelpatel7297 You are absolutely right! Thank you for mentioning Scott Storch, I didn't know anything about him, I thought the melody came completely from Dre, but all is clear now - BIG respect to Scott Storch, btw awesome short documentary about him: ua-cam.com/video/6-g0jxauBJg/v-deo.html🤜🤛🤙
Dr. Dre and Eminem is just extraordinary. It's one of those once in a history of all time kind of thing, it's something extra, extra plus. It's an honour to be alive during this duo, it truly is. Thanks for your music, both of you. It keeps alot of spirits up, that's 100%.
The Chronic and 2001 are 2 insanely good albums. So glad that Dre was convinced to rap on them and not just be behind the scenes. His persona really does hold them together and just shows how good of an ear he has for great hip hop.
I remember when I bought this album in High School. Went over to a friends house and we blasted every song. I also don’t think that my neighbours were too happy with Still Dre. Being played over and over again. I remember meeting two guys around my age that were on a Greyhound from The Up In Smoke Tour in Vancouver, BC. I was so jealous that they got to go, I wanted to go so bad. Even years and years after the album had came out and I got a car and put massive subs in my car for this album. Being 20 years later I still listen to it and I still love it. I never got tired of it. Thanks to Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg for doing one of the biggest albums in my High School days.
It’s nice to see Dre in interviews like this where you can see the real evolution of his character from the nwa era to now,the same as snoop,em,cube and even 50 coming from 100% street mentality but still keeping sights set high on success and perfecting there craft not just turning out trash for cash of giving up and staying in the streets.then seeing them dominate the industry from a whole new level
I have so much respect for them, Em and Dre especially, coming from absolutely nothing and making big, while still being humble, real dudes that stay true to themselves and aren't afraid to say what's on their minds. There are very few people like them these days.
A forgotten platinum underrated classic was Xzibit album Restless.. Was recorded on the Up In Smoke tour and sounds like Chronic 2001 part 2. I listen to that album with 2001 and the Marshall Mathers L.P.
Thank you!!!! Restless is one of the dopest projects ever released. A staple in music for sure. Restless puts a tons of shit on a higher platform to shame.
@@Deetruckin I think Cheers was lost on a lot of people because of GRODT coming out at that time also, but as much as I love 50s album, I gotta admit that for me I prefer Cheers.
I think its pretty well known that em wrote forgot about dre and that jay busted out the lyrics to still dre in like 15 min after snoop & doc hit a wall. Prob 2 out of the 3 most often repeated facts about the album. Im 40 tho - a 20 year old prob knows as much bout dre as I know about Aretha Franklin lol
i was there for the tail end of Pac's career and the start of Em's. A very significant time for rap and hip hop. I think Ice T's Cop Killa was my first purchase. OG was good too. Spice 1, NWA, then Snoop and Dre on Chronic, then Cube, Eazy. Those were the OG's for me. Then came Busta. Nas. Then I started stumbling upon groups and artists like Tribe, Blackstar, UGK. Real music with real dudes talking about real shit. It was more than just fun and creative, it was real. It was like, this is who we are, and this is how we live. Especially when Pac came out, that motherfucker straight up commit revolutionary suicide in full view of the world for everybody to see. it'll never be that real again, i mean, it might, but i haven't seen it yet.
I’m 29’years old and I remember when Em first came out I think from 99 to 02 Em was easily top one or two at that time but I really didn’t like his style this past 12 years not taking nothing away from him he’s a legend but I think now he’s doing too damn much just to prove to these trolls on the internet that he’s one of the goat’s
I was 12, the first CD I bought was The Chronic. I grew up in this era; no internet at the time. Just following the drama, the battles, the ups and downs strictly just through the music. At the same time creating soundtracks for my life as I grew older. This was an amazing time in Hip-hop. Shout out to my 90's folks!
@@joeboo9801 don’t be silly, he had a small team that played instruments but he was very much involved in all the production....what you’re alluding to is Scott storchs stand out on the keys Storch owes his career to dre
I was in a small record store in Northern Ireland when I seen it staring me right in the face. This was in 1999. I immediately bought it. And I still have that copy.
Omg thank you guys for these fucking songs!! I'm 36 I still listen to all this it still gives me chills n I feel seriously blessed to have been 16 in 2001.
I was in the 5th grade and this album made my entire year. My view of the world was magical at that time and those memories always brings a smile to my face
Jimmy hit it right on the nail...give your self the time to work on a album that’s gonna last forever...artist now and days write and release a song every other week to keep up with the competition....The Chronic till this day will blow away any album that comes out in today’s rap music...and we are talking about an album that came out almost 30 yrs ago...
2001 shaped my entire childhood and life as an adult. I was a kid growing up in SoCal you couldn’t go anywhere and not hear Dr. Dre. One of the best bodies of work, we use the word legend too much but Dr. Dre is a LEGEND.
Damn and Jay-Z wrote 'Still Dre'. What a classic album. I wish Jay would have been featured in that song too. A line or two from him would have made that song a greater classic.
This album for me even to this day is the best ever made!!! Every record from start to finish just flows so well, and there are some absolute bangers in there!!!
My 10 year old son started listening to my Spotify playlists a few months ago, and this album is his favorite. Maybe he’s a bit too young, I know, but listening to the great 90’s hip hop artists like Dre, Snoop, Eminem and Biggie really makes us connect even more as a father and son.” I never knew there’s old music that’s actually cool” is how my son describes it 😂
I like that..give yourself time...'1 month, 2 months a year for something that will last forever'. Spoken by a true pioneer. Jimmy Iovine. what you in it for the art or the money....take time for the art to grow into what it should be. No microwave cooking. He's a legend no doubt.
You have to appear on the songs Dre!! We wanna hear you brother, your delivery it's impeccable!!! With your delivery back in early 90s you got me hooked!! So don't try to change your delivery!! Still Dre, the whole Chronic 2001, the original Chronic, that's the diamond standard of how your delivery is supposed to be!!!!! Keep it clean like that!!!
yoo bro he did he was just talking shit he is rapping all over 2001 🤣🤣 how tf could he not know that? and why did he say that? he is rapping on almost every song check it out.. but i guess it just "might appears like it" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 maybe its not dre its a robot so it sounds like he is rapping but he isnt
@@stephenstuckey Another good one is the Em track he jumped on "Old Time's Sake". They both go in on that one, but it's one of Dre's best verses. Criminally underrated.
@@diddliduddli2835 He said it appears like he's in a lot of it because of the way he cut and edited the songs. He didn't really drop that many verses on 2001.
@@Zeroshiki well, i gotta dissappoint you but dre doesnt seem to know HIS OWN ALBUMS very well.. listen to it, skip through some songs and you will see that he is on almost EVERY SONG except the skits and 3 or 4 songs.. you cant make it look like he is on every song, either he is or he is not 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maybe he meant the beginning of the album - making of and concept. He wanted to do another compilation... That guy has some self confidence issues, for real. Didn’t bring Detox out cause he thought it was not good enough for himself (in his imaginary world).
@UA-cam Smells Jimmy should have released Detox on behalf of Dre. Or tell Dre that he has 1 week to finalize it and release it at THAT time - NOT later, cause he will change his mind. That is why being best friends with your record company is a stupid idea: those guys will tolerate your "I will finish it later, when I FEEL like...". Pressure is GOOD for an artist, believe me. DEADLINES more so!
I just wonder, how many of those tracks on that album are just 'purchased?'. The biggest hit was 'still dre', written bij Jay-z, orignal beat was written bij Scott Storch. They don't mention Storch in this interview.
@@lessforloans dre doesn't buy beats, if you know anything about 2001, that was mostly mailman and his samples which were replayed by studio musicians. Most of Dre's work has been replayed samples with original drum tracks by him or others. A producer and beat makers are not always the same person. Lil Jon is a good producer, but he will tell you, he doesn't make any beats. A producer takes all the elements and turns it into something great. That doesn't mean he played all the instruments or made the beat. Damn near every producer has a team that they work with, none of them are making tons of songs or beats on their own.
I was 15 when this great album was released, I remember showing the album to my friends, they all loved the fact when u removed the CD from the case there was a pic of dre with a big bag of weed lol, great album, every track a banger
This man was legendary since NWA was a group of friends who wanted to make the truth about Compton to be public knowledge, and held two fingers in the air as they did it. They definitely put Compton on tha' map.
Dr.Dre Music 🎵 and Raps are Classic Master pieces period..He is A Musical Genius ..He deserves All Respect..Keep making music Dr.Dre we Love ❤️ you,Your a Icon,the hits Maker..
Dre 2001 is without doubt the most universally liked album by anyone I know. I have alot of different circle of friends who all like vastly different types of music between circles but Dre 2001 can be played in anyone of them circles and every person listening will know every track word for word and wont skip a single one. It will live on for generations like The Beetles Sgt Peppers, Bob Marlys Legend or Fleetwood Mac's Rumors its simply that good.
That last statement resonates. Music these days is about fast trends and getting content out. A lot of artists can drop singles but don't know how to make albums that flow. It's like we are in the age meme music.
Our Dr. Dre discord server: discord.gg/Zvvy9ZnprB (we chat about news)
This documentary was uploaded by Apple Music on youtube, but they deleted it some weeks later.
I decided to post it, because you can only watch it on iTunes right now.
Edit: I keep seeing people mentioning Scott Storch. Of course he contributed to the album, but this is just a short anniversary documentary, they didn't mention Mel-Man or Hittman either.
Yeah idk why this was deleted. I loved this doc. Fantastic album down to the tracks mixed, mastered, produced with nuances and killer features from start to finish. One of my favorite albums of all time.
Is this from The Defiant Ones doc? Or from a different doc?
@@iz630 No relation to Defiant Ones. They released this for Chronic 2001's 20th anniversary last November and it was pulled from the net a few weeks after it was released with no real reason.
Thanks for the re upload i saw it while it was up and i couldnt find it after
@@Styliesinceninedeuce ohh ok thanks I didn’t know. Can I find the whole doc if I search on the net?
"Give yourself the time, to make something that'll last forever" - This statement goes beyond music.
Real art
That’s the truth right there!
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Hard work pays off.
Too bad "school" aka (college) aka (University) treat unique children like product on a factory conveyor belt. "Instead of helping them reach their own potential, we have instead created an elaborate education system that treat them all the same.
20 years later and I can play the whole album without skipping one track REAL TALK.
yep- still holds up and always will
true
They don't make 'em like that anymore...
Possibly one of the greatest hip hop albums ever. At very least top 5.
Big Ego's go hard
a Billionaire himself and not wearing a single bling-bling-ass chain. LEGEND!
he also wears mostly one type of shoe- air force 1s
@@apollomwa n the same T-shirt too
Because he really loves music
Dre has been there done that, in the NWA days... jewelry don't mean shit.. 💯👊🏾
When u really ballin. You don't need 2show it..
"Give yourself the time to build something that's gonna last for ever" - That is a great fucking quote.
And yes, "Still Dre" will last for ever.
Factual
We took from HipHop exactly what HipHop was trying to give the world ❤️
the best beat that I've ever heard
@@mohammadrezaahmadi2966 Scott Storch created the catchy riff for that song actually he created quite a few of the catchy riffs on Dre’s music.
@@HonkeyKong54as memorable as the piano riff is, it’s so distinctive, for me the drum patterns are what make that beat.. they are so hard hitting, and you can’t help but bob your head
No matter how many times you've listened to Chronic 2001 it still sounds just as amazing as the first time you heard it. It's been 22 years and it still sounds as it could have been released yesterday. A timeless masterpiece and for sure one of the best albums ever recorded!
You're damn right, mate. 💯👍
@@SgtFopper same with " The Chronic "
New video put out m.ua-cam.com/video/zLMzmse8P2k/v-deo.html
fax!!
@Danny It was released in 99 :)
This is the GOAT album for me. Written by literally the greatest rap lyricists of all time (Eminem, Royce Da 5'9", Jay-Z and Nas), combined with timeless west coast hip hop instrumentals by DRE, and executed by some of the greatest performers in the business (DRE, Eminem, Snoop, Xzibit, Kurupt, and Hittman at the time). This shit bangs so hard to this day. It's untouchable.
Kurupt and X to the Z are so underrated man
What did Nas write on it?
✋✋✋✋✋✋✋ YES
Real talk
west coast and east coast together, best shit alive.
I remember buying this classic album just 4 days after it dropped on.my b-day back in Nov 1999. 35 yrs old now and i still listen to this masterpiece.
you still have the disc?
yeaaaaaah
I have this masterpiece of album it's beautiful how it was produced
The sonics of this album immediately give me that hit of dopamine and transport me back to great memories!
Legendary work Dr Dre - bravo!
Bro!!! It sounds amazing in 2021.
Huge respect for Dr. Dre's beats... they are legendary and unforgettable!
I have a lot of respect this man absolute legend. But the beat for still Dre- one of Scott Storch’s finest, also jay z wrote lyrics
@@jibraelpatel7297 You are absolutely right! Thank you for mentioning Scott Storch, I didn't know anything about him, I thought the melody came completely from Dre, but all is clear now - BIG respect to Scott Storch, btw awesome short documentary about him: ua-cam.com/video/6-g0jxauBJg/v-deo.html🤜🤛🤙
@@jibraelpatel7297 still shock Jay Z wrote that song
@PATTIMURA_75 Scott Storch and Dr. Dre right ;)
Good beats set your moods to write great lyrics.
Dr. Dre and Eminem is just extraordinary. It's one of those once in a history of all time kind of thing, it's something extra, extra plus. It's an honour to be alive during this duo, it truly is. Thanks for your music, both of you. It keeps alot of spirits up, that's 100%.
The Chronic and 2001 are 2 insanely good albums. So glad that Dre was convinced to rap on them and not just be behind the scenes. His persona really does hold them together and just shows how good of an ear he has for great hip hop.
Dre a genius
I Love Dr Dre rapping. I like his voice and his style like Tupac.
I remember when I bought this album in High School. Went over to a friends house and we blasted every song. I also don’t think that my neighbours were too happy with Still Dre. Being played over and over again. I remember meeting two guys around my age that were on a Greyhound from The Up In Smoke Tour in Vancouver, BC. I was so jealous that they got to go, I wanted to go so bad. Even years and years after the album had came out and I got a car and put massive subs in my car for this album. Being 20 years later I still listen to it and I still love it. I never got tired of it. Thanks to Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg for doing one of the biggest albums in my High School days.
It's nice to see Dre in an interview with someone who he looks up to and not just the other way around. Totally different vibe.
2001 is such a 10/10
classic
no skip
too many iconic beats
features also done madness
Such a great work ethic, Dre is something else, so glad I grew up with this, none of that trash hip hop today.
It’s nice to see Dre in interviews like this where you can see the real evolution of his character from the nwa era to now,the same as snoop,em,cube and even 50 coming from 100% street mentality but still keeping sights set high on success and perfecting there craft not just turning out trash for cash of giving up and staying in the streets.then seeing them dominate the industry from a whole new level
I have so much respect for them, Em and Dre especially, coming from absolutely nothing and making big, while still being humble, real dudes that stay true to themselves and aren't afraid to say what's on their minds. There are very few people like them these days.
I will Forever RESPECT Dr.DRE....this is a legend thank you for the music, the producing and the management of RAP
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A forgotten platinum underrated classic was Xzibit album Restless.. Was recorded on the Up In Smoke tour and sounds like Chronic 2001 part 2. I listen to that album with 2001 and the Marshall Mathers L.P.
Thank you!!!! Restless is one of the dopest projects ever released. A staple in music for sure. Restless puts a tons of shit on a higher platform to shame.
Restless is a classic, I thought Obie Trice, Cheers was amazing as well.
@@dogvomit9765 FACTS. That’s a banger for sure.
I have the Up In Smoke Tour on DVD
@@Deetruckin I think Cheers was lost on a lot of people because of GRODT coming out at that time also, but as much as I love 50s album, I gotta admit that for me I prefer Cheers.
It’s the only album I have ever listened to and never needed to skip a track. Legend.
I am very glad Dr. Dre STILL here with us 🥰. Man, I grew up with these songs.
The DOC and DJ QUIK need so effin love too. They just as legendary but only the real recognize real
The quality from his music is just so perfect. Timeless
The summer this album came out... Everyone and every place was playing this album. I went to the up in smoke tour in Vancouver and it was epic.
2001 is so far ahead of its time, its sonically and creatively next level to this day. Very inspiring
I'm trying to hear Snoop rapping "Forgot About Dre"' chorus lmao
They would’ve given it a go in the studio but Snoop probably couldn’t pull it off.
@@illwitness bet that’s why he ain’t fucking with the white boy, cuz he jealous of the calibre
They would’ve had to slow down the tempo of the whole song
I can imagine it clearly and it's great.
might be the beginning of the snoop hate LOL. jealous over not getting chosen.
that staccato guitar all over the album is timeless. 20 years later the production still sounds like it's well ahead of its time.
2001 will always be a timeless classic. Love that shit
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And people had the audacity to shit on eminem not knowing that he wrote some lyrics for dre and snoop.
I think its pretty well known that em wrote forgot about dre and that jay busted out the lyrics to still dre in like 15 min after snoop & doc hit a wall. Prob 2 out of the 3 most often repeated facts about the album. Im 40 tho - a 20 year old prob knows as much bout dre as I know about Aretha Franklin lol
i was there for the tail end of Pac's career and the start of Em's. A very significant time for rap and hip hop. I think Ice T's Cop Killa was my first purchase. OG was good too. Spice 1, NWA, then Snoop and Dre on Chronic, then Cube, Eazy. Those were the OG's for me. Then came Busta. Nas. Then I started stumbling upon groups and artists like Tribe, Blackstar, UGK. Real music with real dudes talking about real shit. It was more than just fun and creative, it was real. It was like, this is who we are, and this is how we live. Especially when Pac came out, that motherfucker straight up commit revolutionary suicide in full view of the world for everybody to see. it'll never be that real again, i mean, it might, but i haven't seen it yet.
@TheRealist811 preach bro, " its dark and hell is hot" is one of the greatest albums of all time.
Don’t know anyone that shits on Eminem...
I’m 29’years old and I remember when Em first came out I think from 99 to 02 Em was easily top one or two at that time but I really didn’t like his style this past 12 years not taking nothing away from him he’s a legend but I think now he’s doing too damn much just to prove to these trolls on the internet that he’s one of the goat’s
I was 13 years old when this was released and even after all these years later I still have it and love it..🤙🏼
I bumped this shit just before the Y2K still bumping it today an will bump this shit until I die 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
Before the NOT Y2K. Lol
Another government sham.
I need to meet these men, they shaped my youth & musical career
Dr Dre is the greatest producer that’s ever existed bc he cares and is passionate about each and every song
One of the most polished records of all time. The mixing is still incredible
the perfect speaker tester
Both The Chronic's are fucking banging...
They're both chronics?
@@TheMaciel89 the chronic and the chronic 2001
I was Ok too much funk samples. If I wanna hear funk I can just go listen to Rick James
@@fuckyoulookinat5600 cocaine is a hell of a drug.
The first chronic is the bomb 💣
I was 12, the first CD I bought was The Chronic. I grew up in this era; no internet at the time. Just following the drama, the battles, the ups and downs strictly just through the music. At the same time creating soundtracks for my life as I grew older. This was an amazing time in Hip-hop. Shout out to my 90's folks!
This album more then deserves its own doco, the breakthrough artists, the ghostwriters, every track was banging....it is easily a top 3 hip hop album
Even the ghost producers. Kind of disappointing that all the hits on the album are not produced by him
@@joeboo9801 don’t be silly, he had a small team that played instruments but he was very much involved in all the production....what you’re alluding to is Scott storchs stand out on the keys
Storch owes his career to dre
Not a top 3, but it’s a classic. The Chronic is better tbh
@@cactusjack2264 chronic is not "better" than 2001
@@joeboo9801 who do you think is mixing and arranging the music ?
Still listening to this album at least twice a week. This album was grade 9 for me. What a time to be alive.
One of the best producers of all time .
THE best
I was in a small record store in Northern Ireland when I seen it staring me right in the face. This was in 1999. I immediately bought it. And I still have that copy.
"I didnt even want to be on the album, DOC talked me into it!" L O L
Damn, true knowledge and great advice at the end from two legends. Words of wisdom. Thank you for re-posting.
Artist now choose money over legacy
Not this one 👈🏿👈🏿👈🏿👈🏿👈🏿
If you build a legacy the money will flow like a river as a by-product.
So much happiness and inspiration and no fucks given and a real sense of cease the moment in this interview thank you for the re upload g
Omg thank you guys for these fucking songs!! I'm 36 I still listen to all this it still gives me chills n I feel seriously blessed to have been 16 in 2001.
It came in 1999, you were 14
Man I really hope Dre pulls through ✊🏼
“All of a sudden I’m on my own again and gotta find more artists”
RIP Eazy-E and Pac 🕊🙏
@The Blue Gamer and Animal lover. And Eminem
Who said Im lost?
Still DRE is the anthem of Hip Hop Culture
You can tell How much respect Dre has for Jimmy in this clip. Can imagine the struggles they had building their business empire.
You need to read the secret history of blacks and Jews. MJ got defamed and killed for exposing them. Nobody realises.
2001 I bump to this day and STILL sounds smooth. It’s good music that lasts forever.
Dr.Dre's story is unbelivable. True Legend
I bought this album when It came out and I've still got the disc in 2022 I've just turned 32 time flies boy 😟
I love Rock N Roll and Heavy Metal but i can really appreciate how fantastic that album was.
They give credit to Jay on writing the lyrics for Still D.R.E. , but where's the mention of Scott Storch on the piano keys?
Maybe because he was an employee of Dre.
Quincy jones doesnt give credit to the person who plays piano, lol.
There's absolutely no piano used on Still D.R.E, you turdburglar.
@@PriimoCruz dont mind them,its the Dre Haters club. always someone else did the music, lol.
@@PriimoCruz he's only mentioning that to mention it. You get these kinda people.
By far my favourite album of all time, I still listen to it on a regular basis
I was in the 5th grade and this album made my entire year. My view of the world was magical at that time and those memories always brings a smile to my face
The best hiphop album ever made in my opinion! Still bump it from start to end till this day!
One of the guys who made me love hippy hop
Jimmy hit it right on the nail...give your self the time to work on a album that’s gonna last forever...artist now and days write and release a song every other week to keep up with the competition....The Chronic till this day will blow away any album that comes out in today’s rap music...and we are talking about an album that came out almost 30 yrs ago...
2001 is timeless. Alot of love and dedication was put into that album. 23 years later and it still slaps.
2001 is my fav Rap album. Still Dre, What's the difference, Forgot About Dre, The next episode..... all songs are 🔥🔥
2001 shaped my entire childhood and life as an adult. I was a kid growing up in SoCal you couldn’t go anywhere and not hear Dr. Dre. One of the best bodies of work, we use the word legend too much but Dr. Dre is a LEGEND.
I'm happy the DOC did that. Love Dre's voice and delivery.
Awesome legend and I believe Dre and em found each other when they needed each other the most ✌🏻
Damn 2021 and just found out jay z wrote STILL DRE
that was a shock for me too- just goes to show when you think you know it all you learn something new.
I know wtf
Pussys
I'm in shock and disappointed
You heard The Watcher Pt.2?
21+ Years later, when Dre's songs come on I still get goose bumps.
Dre is the epitome of, 'it's all fun and games, but, we're gonna get old some day'
I'm still banging this album till this day. Great interview 👍👍
Damn and Jay-Z wrote 'Still Dre'. What a classic album. I wish Jay would have been featured in that song too. A line or two from him would have made that song a greater classic.
G@y z
Sureyy surry tinm swauyyyyzweee
I can’t even picture Jay z on that album he’d sound weird. Maybe that’s just me.
@@HonkeyKong54stop hating , jayz wrote it
This album for me even to this day is the best ever made!!! Every record from start to finish just flows so well, and there are some absolute bangers in there!!!
Lets pray for dre one time! 🙏. Hes in critical condition
No he’s not. He’s fine
@@bullyinspace he was. and fine now. ❤️
@@godsupreet3639 he didn’t have an aneurysm
He needs a doctor
@@furball4621 He is a Dr
My 10 year old son started listening to my Spotify playlists a few months ago, and this album is his favorite. Maybe he’s a bit too young, I know, but listening to the great 90’s hip hop artists like Dre, Snoop, Eminem and Biggie really makes us connect even more as a father and son.” I never knew there’s old music that’s actually cool” is how my son describes it 😂
Who else grew up blazin weed on this album back in the day!
hahaahahahahahahahahah those were the days brotha
Soap bar for me
All day erry day
For years - every night hotboxing. I was blessed enough to be a junior in highschool when this dropped. Talk about parties, shit was bumpin.
Play it every morning on my way to work , absolute classic.
Watching this having heard the news that Dr Dre is in ITU with a brain aneurism. Sending love and prayers from the UK for a full recovery 💖🙏💖
Thanks so much for the reupload!
Much love Dre you're phenomenal producer and don't let anybody tell you different. 😎💯👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
You saved my life. DAMN when you talk it sounds like a rap to me. Thank You!
I like that..give yourself time...'1 month, 2 months a year for something that will last forever'. Spoken by a true pioneer. Jimmy Iovine. what you in it for the art or the money....take time for the art to grow into what it should be. No microwave cooking. He's a legend no doubt.
Love all y’all Dre Snoop EMINEM Sweet Mary J. Big impact on my life 2001 came out right before I graduated. Everyone bumped it
NFL Halftime show brough me back here again respect the OGs
Great interview, thanks Dre. 6:31 thats true for videogames as well, as for movies.
You have to appear on the songs Dre!! We wanna hear you brother, your delivery it's impeccable!!! With your delivery back in early 90s you got me hooked!! So don't try to change your delivery!! Still Dre, the whole Chronic 2001, the original Chronic, that's the diamond standard of how your delivery is supposed to be!!!!! Keep it clean like that!!!
4real....keep their heads ringin was dope as fuck. Not to mention the entire chronic album. Dre was a beast.
yoo bro he did he was just talking shit he is rapping all over 2001 🤣🤣 how tf could he not know that? and why did he say that? he is rapping on almost every song check it out.. but i guess it just "might appears like it" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 maybe its not dre its a robot so it sounds like he is rapping but he isnt
@@stephenstuckey Another good one is the Em track he jumped on "Old Time's Sake". They both go in on that one, but it's one of Dre's best verses. Criminally underrated.
@@diddliduddli2835 He said it appears like he's in a lot of it because of the way he cut and edited the songs. He didn't really drop that many verses on 2001.
@@Zeroshiki well, i gotta dissappoint you but dre doesnt seem to know HIS OWN ALBUMS very well.. listen to it, skip through some songs and you will see that he is on almost EVERY SONG except the skits and 3 or 4 songs.. you cant make it look like he is on every song, either he is or he is not 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of the best Albums ever
It feels like this video is going to recommend to others in 2 years
Dre got memory loss. It’s not sequencing, he’s not on 5 songs, he’s on pretty much Every single song
Must be from all that chronic
yeah when I heard that I was like "wtf, that can't be right"
so i checked it out, and it wasn't
Hes on more songs than he’s not
Maybe he meant the beginning of the album - making of and concept.
He wanted to do another compilation...
That guy has some self confidence issues, for real.
Didn’t bring Detox out cause he thought it was not good enough for himself (in his imaginary world).
@UA-cam Smells Jimmy should have released Detox on behalf of Dre.
Or tell Dre that he has 1 week to finalize it and release it at THAT time - NOT later, cause he will change his mind.
That is why being best friends with your record company is a stupid idea: those guys will tolerate your "I will finish it later, when I FEEL like...".
Pressure is GOOD for an artist, believe me.
DEADLINES more so!
I just wonder, how many of those tracks on that album are just 'purchased?'. The biggest hit was 'still dre', written bij Jay-z, orignal beat was written bij Scott Storch. They don't mention Storch in this interview.
The actual beat was a mixture of Dre, Scott and Mail Man.
@@maddetox you are right, but without those chords, you have nothing.
@@samdeb6506 I agree
It’s contractual stuff. Dre buys it it’s “his”. He does a lot of ghost shit. A LOT a lot. That’s why he’s not in my top 5
@@lessforloans dre doesn't buy beats, if you know anything about 2001, that was mostly mailman and his samples which were replayed by studio musicians. Most of Dre's work has been replayed samples with original drum tracks by him or others. A producer and beat makers are not always the same person. Lil Jon is a good producer, but he will tell you, he doesn't make any beats. A producer takes all the elements and turns it into something great. That doesn't mean he played all the instruments or made the beat. Damn near every producer has a team that they work with, none of them are making tons of songs or beats on their own.
That music will never be old..
Never ever be old.
This music is super cold and ever ever green
I was 15 when this great album was released, I remember showing the album to my friends, they all loved the fact when u removed the CD from the case there was a pic of dre with a big bag of weed lol, great album, every track a banger
An absolute legendary album,so many great songs.
This man was legendary since NWA was a group of friends who wanted to make the truth about Compton to be public knowledge, and held two fingers in the air as they did it.
They definitely put Compton on tha' map.
Dr.Dre Music 🎵 and Raps are Classic Master pieces period..He is A Musical Genius ..He deserves All Respect..Keep making music Dr.Dre we Love ❤️ you,Your a Icon,the hits Maker..
Dre 2001 is without doubt the most universally liked album by anyone I know. I have alot of different circle of friends who all like vastly different types of music between circles but Dre 2001 can be played in anyone of them circles and every person listening will know every track word for word and wont skip a single one. It will live on for generations like The Beetles Sgt Peppers, Bob Marlys Legend or Fleetwood Mac's Rumors its simply that good.
I can’t believe it’s been 2 decades.
Dre’s face when Jimmy swears 😂
Nice job using these clips to make a little mini doc about chronic 2001, pretty cool.
Prayers for dre
Remember my bro buying it on vinyl for the technic 1210s. He bought 2 copies for beat juggling. What a album. Every track ❤
That last statement resonates. Music these days is about fast trends and getting content out. A lot of artists can drop singles but don't know how to make albums that flow. It's like we are in the age meme music.
Chronic 2001 is still my go to when the question of, the record where every song is good, comes up