my favourite rapper forever. juice wrld really popped up next to em for me too, however id already been an eminem fan for like 18 years before Juice popped up so Em still takes the #1 slot for me
I'll never forget the first time I heard Eminem I listened all night to stretch Armstrong Sunday night show in NYC and I couldn't believe my ears and yeah I thought he was a black kid from Detroit
Eminem isn't no Vanilla Ice. Eminem's idol is LL Cool J. If that's not enough, he wrote a song for Dre after his child passed away in a car accident. He also dedicated all his rock and roll hall of fame induction time mentioning every single one of the artist's that inspired him.
Greatest story ever told in hip hop. 💪🔥💪🔥💪🔥🔥...Dre looking fresh STILL. Favorite rapper even before I knew M&M..something about his voice. Idk if I should of been listening to NWA at 14. But it is ..what it is..😅
I remember being lent an Eminem tape from my friend, and I also thought Eminem was black when listening to his music and got surprised when I saw the album cover that the artist was white…
Not surprised at Dr. Dre's statement about Eminem and not knowing is White. What about the Black country singer Charlie Pride and how it was kept hidden until his music became very popular? Eventually, Charlie Pride sang in person at the very famous Grand Ol' Opry. Now that is also something to write home about.
This is Hip Hop, dude. Here, it don't matter if you're a black guy,a white guy, asian, latino, whatever; all that matters is IF YOU CAN SPIT FIRE. If you can get on that mic, and tear the roof off, ain't shit else matter. We, as old school heads, have to teach new blood to learn to appreciate and recognize, because we all know: no matter who you are, or where you're from, the real always recognize the real.
Nice to see someone actively choose talent over racism. Obviously all those telling him to not work with him were racists. This is what was/is wrong with the entertainment business and society in general. In general…not everyone.
@@homie-da-clown7520 No, a lot of them shunned Em for being white and that alone. Those people were racists in the wrong. Can't fight racism with racism, I would hate to be shut out of a great opportunity simply because I'm black especially after everything I been through, Em had to struggle to get that position and damn near was out of money getting to the Rap Olympics 98 where Interscope A&Rs found him to begin with and asked for his tape, he gave it to them, Jimmy played it and then told Dre to listen to that tape and Dre said 'find him, now!' and then Dre got the backlash when others in his circle around him knew he was white and tried talking him out of signing Em. Dre followed his fur and worked with Em and they didn't waste any time, he was hungry to blow up and Dre was hungry to make his label Aftermath a success since he had no successful artists or releases on it since starting it in 96 after leaving Death Row
@@codesm96 Dude...I know Eminem's story. lol. thanks for sharing tho. I was just commenting cuz dude said ......"OBVIOUSLY ALL those telling him to not work with him were racists." Which OBVIOUSLY cannot be true. He's implying anyone in Dre's camp that didnt like Em at that time was a racist which I'm sure is wrong. The "all or nothing" statement is what gets me.
I’m glad he didn’t listen to the people that told him don’t work with Eminem because on the low they wanted to work with him their self that’s why just my opinion
Respect, that how he got the Dr. Title earned that showing the new generation what respect is , not like there parents been teaching them anything about that
Music is music, art is art, it is broken world of division when we the race of person matters to any moment at all if they are even a half decent music artist, as long as they dedicated ,passionate and hard working at there craft,
There is only softness that keeps the human in its complex. From your synthesis. So much hope resonates to preserve universal diversity. Which remains a bridge. Your journey has been punctuated by bumps in the road, and with intense accuracy. Should help you to become part of universal history. Thank you for your testimony. Dr. Dre. you remain a mystery. We hope that one day you're talent as a speaker will pass on your wisdom. Let's not forget that your work is an encyclopedia for all young people in distress. Thank you for your words. A beautiful day.
Someone told me the other day that Eminem can't be the best rapper because he's white. 😮 I got a tad angry as I'm a huge Eminem fan.. I found it ironic since I'm a Caucasian who grew up in an all black neighborhood so socioeconomicly I'm basically black 😅
White people listened to black people rap so for them to identify and relate to a white rapper was huge and Eminem was good enough to impress people regardless of skin color
Well a white artist will sell more albums than black artists, and that's because this is a white country. Eminem wouldn't have had the same success if he was black it's evident. So of course Dre didn't care about his color he's not as stupid as his coworkers. His decision was not anti racist it was greedy idiot.
Too bad Most hip hop old heads. still deny Em because he whote if you ask me its racist and Im a Niqqa saying this so take it how you want just speaking facts😊
It’s not racist to tell Dre not to work with Eminem, even if the reason is because of skin color. There was real money involved, a label on the line, they were telling him not to work with Em because it had never been done before, people just didn’t know. Now Kudos to Dre for listening to his gut.
@@TarnishedtheGOAT totally racism to say don’t work with a white guy because it will ruin your career. Like saying, don’t let blacks move into your neighborhood because it will lower your home’s value. It’s not racism, it’s just business. Absurd
Best decision Dr Dre ever made was creating Beats. That was a Billion dollars in his bank account decision. Every artist Dr Dre has nurtured and produce was chump change along the way in comparison.
@@VileCAESARBDre was already very successful as an artist and producer before he started Aftermath. That didn't put him on map, he was already well respected and would likely have got it anyway. Bearing in mind Beats largely succeeded because of the fact they were given to lots of high profile celebs that young people idolise.
This motherfucker is why rap music still exists. He elevated it from a trend to an actual art form. If you enjoy rap/hip hop get down on your knees and kiss his dick because if it wasn’t for him you wouldn’t have that.
Dr Dre became famous by stealing other people's music. He couldn't produce his own music to save himself. As for Eminem, no brothers ever listened to him. So neither are real if the truth be known.
Work ethic? You buggin, em made it big because he was white and stole the styles of many previous mcees and was talking about crazy white boy shit, not because he had a better work ethic.
You guys are in here having an unrelated discussion. Eminem stood out to Dre because of the quality of his bars and of his delivery. People can be releatively lazy with a comparible skill set to that, and people can be extremely hardworking with nothing that stands out about them
@ogbmt Your absolutely wrong. It's one thing to be talented. It's an entire other thing to have the work ethic to have a 20 year run. Talent with out work ethic is just a waiste of time. M is the highest level of talent meeting the highest level of work ethic. We all have a special talent but very few of us have the work ethic to get paid up off our talent. M is a 5 star threat. 🌟 You are absolutely lost in life if you can't understand that.
@BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY he got that work mentality tho. Em battle rap, selling cd and shii before he made it. Plus, his bars are crazy when he really write. People who judge thing based on race will never see shii other than colours
@@Dafroman01 You must not remember the issues that happened at Death Row that even caused Dre to leave and start his own label? Snoop and Dre were not on the best terms after 96 when Pac and Dre had a falling out, then Pac died and Dre tried to distance himself. Dre and Snoop didn't collaborate for 3 whole years between 96 and 99 after Dre signed Em in 98 and Snoop and Dre at that time got together again to actually work on some music towards the end of 99 which led to The Chronic 2001 album released in November 99 where they had their singles released Still D.R.E and The Next Episode.
Eminem has often mentioned how grateful he was to Dre because he took a chance on him despite what others was saying. It was even in his rap "I need a doctor". I saw the video and wanted to cry cause it was so cool and touching 🙂
@@Anytyme06????? Bro 50 cent was that dude, he was hard, once he got the money he lost the drive but it’s still there if he really really wanted it, but get rich or die trying was one of the craziest albums i ever heard
yup cause 50 owes his succes to em like em to dre and in terms of friendship em did pick 50 during the 9 times shoot incident when nobody wanted to touch 50 same when nobody wanted to touch em cause skin
@@daneo617 Technically he's not actually a doctor. Technically Mr. is acceptable Technically DRE is the safe play saying DR DRE is just done out of habit like saying Martin King no one says that, everyone has a compulsion to say Martin Luther King
absolutely. surprisingly not everyone has him in their top 10, but thats okay. whats crazy is people that say he isnt talented at all, thats just hate for a white rapper😂
Yup .... even back then, Eminem was getting judged because he was WHITE. Today .... nothing's changed. Possibly one of the best Rap lyricists of all time, no one has beaten him on a Rap battle, multiple music awards and accolades and simply a Rap legend ... BUT still getting hate because he's WHITE. Thank goodness, there are still TRUE artists like Dre in the Hip Hop game that just see skill and talent.
Shut up, hip hop don't judge... he could have been another vanilla ice... yall don't respect shit... We have to be careful when yall involved... yall got them supremacy blinders on.
@@calikingeroticparadise1441 he came second in rap Olympics because he was white not because he was lacking. Just politics. If anything your argument actually supports the comment you were trying to dismiss. You should do your research
What horrible general advice to give to anybody. Sometimes people have shocking gut feelings, and oftentimes people offer genuinely helpful and productive advice. Naive outlook.
@VAURN it's been a saying for generations for a reason.....and now we know (from science) that our gut acts like a second brain and can give us feelings and insights beyond logical reasoning. Yes, you should listen to your gut
Dre is a candidate. Anybody should be about business and respect of the craft of making music seeing certain things and going with that feeling give it a try rather than somebody tell him it is not going to work or do something else❤
_”It ain’t about black or white cause we’re human. I hope we see the light before it’s ruined.”_ ~ Tupac
Luv it QUEEN
Tell like your the white oppressors and the one drop rule along with their racist systems in place 🤦🏽♀️🇬🇲
Ehh ehhh, dahy shot me, I'm dyin~ tupac
Ghetto Gospel!!
I’ll do you one better: “AND IT DON’T MATTER IF YOU’RE BLACK OR WHITE!” -Michael Jackson, the man who was NOT a friend of Eminem.
Dre knows that it’s not about black or white, it’s about green.
It’s about art…hater
Lol what do you know about hip hop Mary ??? 😂😂😂
@@russelljohnson437 not much- but I do know who’s successful and that it’s a business like any other.
In America, it's about Black, White AND Green....
Except when he says "a whiteboy came and fucked it all up"
I think the world will be eternally grateful Dre took that chance
Oh Dre gone down in history😊
Just like Em did for 50. He paid it forward. Ironically they tried to talk Em out of working with 50 lol.
Mariah Carey is definitely not happy about it
The Track I need a Dr. hits harder when you think about their relationship in the industry.
Hell yeah! Dr. Dre brought us Eminem (my favorite rapper of all time), and Eminem brought us 50 Cent!
It's a good thing he didn't listen to those people
I bet most of the people around him was threatened by M's talent
@@Mike44569 they still are
Yeap
my favourite rapper forever. juice wrld really popped up next to em for me too, however id already been an eminem fan for like 18 years before Juice popped up so Em still takes the #1 slot for me
Just shows ppl around you are often holding you back & giving terrible advice
I didn't know the Houdini song was going to remind me of high school.
I love Dr. Dre so much!
Dr. Dre didn't know Eminem was a real nigga
snoop did 😂
Thank god he went with his gut, cause he delivered a friggen master mind of hip hop.
I'll never forget the first time I heard Eminem I listened all night to stretch Armstrong Sunday night show in NYC and I couldn't believe my ears and yeah I thought he was a black kid from Detroit
And the Rest is History🔥🔥🥂
"THANK YOU; TRULY, #DRDRE FOR #EVERYTHING !!" #LOVE #HONOR && #RESPECT frum ~joey g nb mass 💚🖤
Imagine telling Dre he aint hearing what he hearing with a straight face.
Madd love for Dre. especially after straight outta compton✊🏼
Dre went with his gut, the right move.
Thanks Dre, thanks
Dre knows a beast when he hears it!
They are both genius. Dre has always Ben sick with the beats.
This man is the reason why I love hip-hop. When I heard "Let me ride" I knew I would fuck with rap/hip-hop for life.
... while he's all over tv, down talking a man who literally saved my life ...
Thank God he listened to himself
Dre in The Wash was hella funny
Talent knows talent
And they say black people aint racist lmao
Best gut feeling ever
Dr. Dre is ridiculously smart about business. I have a hard time believing that something he felt so passionate about would be a failure
Lolllll I love that awhile guy came along and was better than anybody who ever did it. Not my words... 50 cent!
I’m Asian n I grew up with Eminem songs
Talent and excellence is undeniable and speaks for itself. Art and culture is meant to be spread, not excluded. It knows no boundaries.
He really made a good choice cause Eminem music really is good dude flow is really that lit 🔥
Good for u dude so glad your true and not prejudice you did good with the white boy he's great very talented ❤
If u got it u got it
Dre made thee best decision ever
Bro said Caucasian like he wasn’t allowed to say white boy lol
Dre is a smart man.
Thats why eminem and 50 need to show more respect to dre
Props to Dre this was the evolution 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👑💯
Detroit Detroit
“I look to a day where my children will not be judged by the colour of their skin, but by the content of their character”
Dre should put out a single named 'You know what i mean'..
real recognize real
Black people respect Eminem.
Period.
Respect! Too many in the community racist and displaying racist tendencies...its about GREEN...not black and white.
Eminem isn't no Vanilla Ice.
Eminem's idol is LL Cool J.
If that's not enough, he wrote a song for Dre after his child passed away in a car accident.
He also dedicated all his rock and roll hall of fame induction time mentioning every single one of the artist's that inspired him.
I love Dre ❤
Collecting Nelly mel tears
Greatest story ever told in hip hop. 💪🔥💪🔥💪🔥🔥...Dre looking fresh STILL. Favorite rapper even before I knew M&M..something about his voice. Idk if I should of been listening to NWA at 14. But it is ..what it is..😅
You dont go against the doctors prescription 😂
Love this!!!
salute dre , there's no such thing as black or white 😁 superior human can distinguish his fellow man
WISDOM
I remember being lent an Eminem tape from my friend, and I also thought Eminem was black when listening to his music and got surprised when I saw the album cover that the artist was white…
Not surprised at Dr. Dre's statement about Eminem and not knowing is White.
What about the Black country singer Charlie Pride and how it was kept hidden until his music became very popular?
Eventually, Charlie Pride sang in person at the very famous Grand Ol' Opry.
Now that is also something to write home about.
This is Hip Hop, dude. Here, it don't matter if you're a black guy,a white guy, asian, latino, whatever; all that matters is IF YOU CAN SPIT FIRE.
If you can get on that mic, and tear the roof off, ain't shit else matter.
We, as old school heads, have to teach new blood to learn to appreciate and recognize, because we all know: no matter who you are, or where you're from, the real always recognize the real.
Dre isn't racist!
Great knows great most of the time- or at least respects it
Good move.
Dr dre would've ruined his career if he listened to those fools tryna talk him out
Nice to see someone actively choose talent over racism.
Obviously all those telling him to not work with him were racists.
This is what was/is wrong with the entertainment business and society in general.
In general…not everyone.
It's would be WORLD BREAKING NEWS if a white man did this with a pure heart and not counting $__
Doesn't mean they were all racists. Maybe some of Dr. Dre's peeps were just bad at recognizing talent or didn't support shady's violent lyrics.
@@srekalsrediar6855 Funny how the people who actually owns the companies that put out the music and make the most money off of it are white.
@@homie-da-clown7520 No, a lot of them shunned Em for being white and that alone. Those people were racists in the wrong. Can't fight racism with racism, I would hate to be shut out of a great opportunity simply because I'm black especially after everything I been through, Em had to struggle to get that position and damn near was out of money getting to the Rap Olympics 98 where Interscope A&Rs found him to begin with and asked for his tape, he gave it to them, Jimmy played it and then told Dre to listen to that tape and Dre said 'find him, now!' and then Dre got the backlash when others in his circle around him knew he was white and tried talking him out of signing Em. Dre followed his fur and worked with Em and they didn't waste any time, he was hungry to blow up and Dre was hungry to make his label Aftermath a success since he had no successful artists or releases on it since starting it in 96 after leaving Death Row
@@codesm96 Dude...I know Eminem's story. lol. thanks for sharing tho. I was just commenting cuz dude said ......"OBVIOUSLY ALL those telling him to not work with him were racists." Which OBVIOUSLY cannot be true. He's implying anyone in Dre's camp that didnt like Em at that time was a racist which I'm sure is wrong. The "all or nothing" statement is what gets me.
Dr Dre sir you over looked his race and focused on Eminem's talent, thanks to this collaboration there are 20 million white rappers and growing.
❤ Em ❤
I’m glad he didn’t listen to the people that told him don’t work with Eminem because on the low they wanted to work with him their self that’s why just my opinion
Turns out he is better than anyone that has ever lived in the genre, by far.
Only white people would say this
It always pays to trust your gut
In that moment shady/aftermath was born 🎉
I love Dre. And of course I love that Caucasian dude Em lol
And the rest is history...
Respect, that how he got the Dr. Title earned that showing the new generation what respect is , not like there parents been teaching them anything about that
Music is music, art is art, it is broken world of division when we the race of person matters to any moment at all if they are even a half decent music artist, as long as they dedicated ,passionate and hard working at there craft,
Song for you my boy its verry good rap
There is only softness
that keeps the human in its complex.
From your synthesis.
So much hope resonates to preserve universal diversity.
Which remains a bridge.
Your journey has been punctuated by bumps in the road, and with intense accuracy.
Should help you to become part of universal history.
Thank you for your testimony.
Dr. Dre. you remain a mystery.
We hope that one day you're talent as a speaker will pass on your wisdom.
Let's not forget that your work is an encyclopedia for all young people in distress.
Thank you for your words.
A beautiful day.
Yes I know what you mean ♥️
Someone told me the other day that Eminem can't be the best rapper because he's white. 😮 I got a tad angry as I'm a huge Eminem fan.. I found it ironic since I'm a Caucasian who grew up in an all black neighborhood so socioeconomicly I'm basically black 😅
Dre knows that it's not about black or white, it's about green
You know what i mean 😂😂
"Dre gave me a chance and I lit a fire up under his ass"
Dr. Dre don’t give two fucks if you were black, white or goddamn rainbow if you got talent he’s gonna show you
I appreciate that Dre just knows what’s good and says to hell with racism
White people listened to black people rap so for them to identify and relate to a white rapper was huge and Eminem was good enough to impress people regardless of skin color
Well a white artist will sell more albums than black artists, and that's because this is a white country. Eminem wouldn't have had the same success if he was black it's evident. So of course Dre didn't care about his color he's not as stupid as his coworkers. His decision was not anti racist it was greedy idiot.
Too bad Most hip hop old heads. still deny Em because he whote if you ask me its racist and Im a Niqqa saying this so take it how you want just speaking facts😊
It’s not racist to tell Dre not to work with Eminem, even if the reason is because of skin color. There was real money involved, a label on the line, they were telling him not to work with Em because it had never been done before, people just didn’t know. Now Kudos to Dre for listening to his gut.
@@TarnishedtheGOAT totally racism to say don’t work with a white guy because it will ruin your career. Like saying, don’t let blacks move into your neighborhood because it will lower your home’s value. It’s not racism, it’s just business. Absurd
And “the white boy” kept the lights on at Aftermath best decision Dre ever made
Best decision Dr Dre ever made was creating Beats. That was a Billion dollars in his bank account decision. Every artist Dr Dre has nurtured and produce was chump change along the way in comparison.
@@RoughRider757 You don't get beats without those artists, why you trying to diminish?
@@VileCAESARBDre was already very successful as an artist and producer before he started Aftermath. That didn't put him on map, he was already well respected and would likely have got it anyway. Bearing in mind Beats largely succeeded because of the fact they were given to lots of high profile celebs that young people idolise.
@@RoughRider757That wouldn't exist without Em.
@@RoughRider757wyd though cuz Beats are all marketing with crappy parts.
Talent recognizes talent
Talent appreciates Talent
Talent is green
Hey Dr you did a good job Bro keep your head up P.Clay !!
More so a True Artist knows a TRUE ARTIST!
Dr Dre only has talent for stealing other people music. And he was a low quality mc. Just like Eminem. That's why he liked his flow.
Can't deny talent... Don't matter what color 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Amen brother
Facts 👊🏾
The only talent either of these guys have is convincing a whole bunch of dumbasses that their crap it's genius
Yeah reminds me of some Oprah quote "be so good that they can't deny your talent (no matter who or what you are)"... prob butched that😅
Yea, as long as you are not a two faced hypocrite...like all the other people in Drrs camp that were trying to talk him out of it.
Dre followed his gut feeling and it paid off and this is why dre stayed successful in the music industry
Chillin out with them Zapp and Rogers records didn’t hurt either.
Successful and Relevant.
This motherfucker is why rap music still exists. He elevated it from a trend to an actual art form. If you enjoy rap/hip hop get down on your knees and kiss his dick because if it wasn’t for him you wouldn’t have that.
He didn’t listen to the racists around him
And still alive
Real recognize real, simple. Mad respect
Dr Dre became famous by stealing other people's music. He couldn't produce his own music to save himself. As for Eminem, no brothers ever listened to him. So neither are real if the truth be known.
Dr Dre signing Eminem to Aftermath, the greatest chess move in Hip Hop/Rap music.
That musical ear will never be defeated.
Oh ok..
Except Eminem is not music AT ALL so there's that.
@@Zoric19Damn. So those albums he's been putting out since the early 2000s was made by someone else? Goofy ass comment
@@Zoric19 you were bumping Eminem just like everyone else was in the early 2000s.
@@MartinFire13Only white boys listened to Em. You'd get laughed out of town by the brothers.
When your work ethic stands out it will open doors for you
In anything. The easiest thing to do is Outwork people.
Work ethic? You buggin, em made it big because he was white and stole the styles of many previous mcees and was talking about crazy white boy shit, not because he had a better work ethic.
You guys are in here having an unrelated discussion. Eminem stood out to Dre because of the quality of his bars and of his delivery. People can be releatively lazy with a comparible skill set to that, and people can be extremely hardworking with nothing that stands out about them
@ogbmt
Your absolutely wrong. It's one thing to be talented. It's an entire other thing to have the work ethic to have a 20 year run. Talent with out work ethic is just a waiste of time. M is the highest level of talent meeting the highest level of work ethic. We all have a special talent but very few of us have the work ethic to get paid up off our talent. M is a 5 star threat. 🌟 You are absolutely lost in life if you can't understand that.
@BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY he got that work mentality tho. Em battle rap, selling cd and shii before he made it. Plus, his bars are crazy when he really write. People who judge thing based on race will never see shii other than colours
Snoop was definitely like yo don't do it he white lol
Doubt snoop and dre were close when Eminem debuted
@@eponymous7910 they were actually. They've known each other for a long ass time.
@@Dafroman01 You must not remember the issues that happened at Death Row that even caused Dre to leave and start his own label? Snoop and Dre were not on the best terms after 96 when Pac and Dre had a falling out, then Pac died and Dre tried to distance himself. Dre and Snoop didn't collaborate for 3 whole years between 96 and 99 after Dre signed Em in 98 and Snoop and Dre at that time got together again to actually work on some music towards the end of 99 which led to The Chronic 2001 album released in November 99 where they had their singles released Still D.R.E and The Next Episode.
@@Dafroman01making dumb assumptions
@@eponymous7910 you sound real ignorant. You must be young. They were close in '93!
When told not to sign Em because he was white, Dre actually said “I don’t care even if he’s purple!”
Eminem has often mentioned how grateful he was to Dre because he took a chance on him despite what others was saying. It was even in his rap "I need a doctor". I saw the video and wanted to cry cause it was so cool and touching 🙂
And it's been a pay day for Dre day ever since.
A massive one. You gotta think we probably don't have Beats headphones or anything if Dre wasn't as big as he is.
Dre’s day only meant Eazy’s payday
@@alexthedjgod easy e died before em released an album
@DJALEX I think that was only on Death Row. Cause whether he's dead or not, his estate should still get monies owed.
@@VixMC he said a line in eazy e’s diss towards Dre
This is one of the reasons 50 cent says Dre is to Em what Em is to him.
But fif ain't good tho
@@Anytyme06????? Bro 50 cent was that dude, he was hard, once he got the money he lost the drive but it’s still there if he really really wanted it, but get rich or die trying was one of the craziest albums i ever heard
@@Anytyme06 wtf you mean he ain’t good? Wtf do you listen to? Mumble rap trash
He also enjoys acting more now. He found what he liked, rap got him started, acting kept him going. It’s ok
yup cause 50 owes his succes to em like em to dre and in terms of friendship em did pick 50 during the 9 times shoot incident when nobody wanted to touch 50 same when nobody wanted to touch em cause skin
Bottom line,never underestimate no one , respect to you Mr Dre
It's Dr.😂
@@daneo617 ohhh sorry Dr Dre , right
Dre didn’t go to 8 years of gangsta medical school to be called Mr 😂
@@daneo617
Technically he's not actually a doctor.
Technically Mr. is acceptable
Technically DRE is the safe play
saying DR DRE is just done out of habit
like saying
Martin King
no one says that, everyone has a compulsion to say
Martin Luther King
@@martinkulizanice try, but it's
Dr Martin Luther King
& Dr Dre. 😆
Dre knew it wasn’t about the color of their skin, it was about the art. That’s why he’s the legend.
When he heard he was white, he had to have been thrilled, more money
and we love Dre even more. that gut-wisdom
And with this decision… hip hop history was made…
Greatest gamble ever
Absolutely
Yeap
The money was on finding a white rapper at the time to sell records. 😮
absolutely. surprisingly not everyone has him in their top 10, but thats okay. whats crazy is people that say he isnt talented at all, thats just hate for a white rapper😂
Yup .... even back then, Eminem was getting judged because he was WHITE. Today .... nothing's changed. Possibly one of the best Rap lyricists of all time, no one has beaten him on a Rap battle, multiple music awards and accolades and simply a Rap legend ... BUT still getting hate because he's WHITE.
Thank goodness, there are still TRUE artists like Dre in the Hip Hop game that just see skill and talent.
That's not true. He got discovered when he lost a rap battle. Look it up.
Shut up, hip hop don't judge... he could have been another vanilla ice... yall don't respect shit... We have to be careful when yall involved... yall got them supremacy blinders on.
@@calikingeroticparadise1441 he came second in rap Olympics because he was white not because he was lacking. Just politics. If anything your argument actually supports the comment you were trying to dismiss.
You should do your research
@@Frank941 Em got bodied by Juice at Scribble Jam though
@@Goyahkla6772 Nah
Don’t listen to people, follow your gut.
Especially racist people. Lol
What horrible general advice to give to anybody. Sometimes people have shocking gut feelings, and oftentimes people offer genuinely helpful and productive advice. Naive outlook.
@@VaughanMatee here’s an advice shut up. Nobody asked for your opinion. That advice came from a gut feeling.
Follow your lunch 😮
@VAURN it's been a saying for generations for a reason.....and now we know (from science) that our gut acts like a second brain and can give us feelings and insights beyond logical reasoning. Yes, you should listen to your gut
we definitely need a movie going over Dre signing Em and his career up to now
or a movie about dre leading up to that point
Great idea... 8-Mile part 2
8 Mile (pt. 2) ???
The docu-series on HBO, 'The Defiant Ones', covers Dre from the 80's to the Beats/Apple deal. Includes a strong section on Em.
What?! 😂😂😂😂
Dr is a living legend in music
Eminem is just that guy! Dre followed his gut and was happy he did. The two of them have much love for each other and have such a special bond
Most Definitely.
Yup… Now Eminem is statistically the greatest of all-time.
Dre is a candidate. Anybody should be about business and respect of the craft of making music seeing certain things and going with that feeling give it a try rather than somebody tell him it is not going to work or do something else❤