Asia’s First time hearing Snoop Dogg "Gin And Juice" Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@fern]

"You know how it is in the hood, we don't know who's kids they were they just came from outside" LMAO!! Too funny 🤣😂

[@justjudijjb3455]

😂😂

[@deannaneal5603]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@marcguidetti3081]

BJ had the best line on the entire internet with that one

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Aye that’s a fact. All the bay bay kids in my grandma crib💀💀

[@fern]

@@TheIcemanthomas 😂

[@Nickel138]

I was 13 or 14 when this came out. Everyone was listening to this. It wasn’t too crazy because we were already listening to Eazy-E and 2 Live Crew. Snoop had the best flow though. The skits on this album were dope. He was funny.

[@kathyw.3146]

When he mentioned Snoop's cousin it made me remember the fact that Brandy and Ray J are Snoop's cousins too. A lot of talent came from that family.

[@hafadude69]

80's and early 90's were the best time to grow up in. No internet, no cell phones, people went outside and there was always a party to go to.

[@sarahdixon1943]

I couldn't agree more. My kids have no idea the good things they missed out on because of computers, gaming and social media. Progress is always good but it took away the socializing, actually making an effort on tons of things and just getting them out the house!!! I wouldn't trade the way I grew up for the way it is today for anything. Nope. Life was just better. Every single thing is so off the rails crazy right now it's kind of unbelievable 😳 😒

[@Lifestinks]

Seriously 💯

[@choward874]

Right!!

[@LiLgPnoy15]

The 90's were the absolute best times! I am so glad I was a kid in the 90's!

[@meldrickitua7231]

Facts

[@victorcoburn2791]

This is why I love Snoop. I'm an old school metal head (Slayer, Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death), but I grew up in a black neighborhood in the 80's. So I also love rap. Dogg was the first "mellow " artist I'd ever listened to, he brought the whole younger hood together in peace 💖

[@HelloClarice80]

"Everybody got they cup but they ain't chipped in" 😂 I quote that line all the time. Lmao.

[@UPYOUREYEBALL]

This must be the clean lyric version? In the original he was smokin' indo but I dont know why that would be changed 🤷‍♀

[@sebastianandres8781]

clean version RUINED rap music

[@dennislueck1555]

Agreed. This clean version just isn’t the same.

[@peperino25]

i agree , HATE this version!

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Great production, vicious hook, charismatic lead performance. This shit is badass...

[@LeVonngaKiara]

FUN FACT: : The rapper Lil Bow Wow was one of the kids in the beginning of the video too. He met Snoop when he was around 6/7 years old at a Snoop concert. And the rest as you know is history. Snoop became his mentor and Bow Wow debut album came out in 2000.

[@brianrundle9090]

It may sound corny but Snoop transcended race and the hip hop movement...I grew up in the 80s when rap started to enter the mainstream but was still considered a bit underground...it wasnt until the late 80s when MTV started playing rap on their channel...I remember when DoggyStyle came out...it was one of the most anticipated releases in years...people were lined up at record stores to buy it on the release date(back when we had record stores)...it was a sea of different races and cultures...Snoop is one thing for sure and that just cool. Everyone loved Snoop for his style and his joy to welcome all people to his music...he is still that way to this day...he went from "gangster rapper" to household name and pitchman...for the record, IMO, this is one of the best hip hop songs of all time...Snoop is pure awesomeness!

[@powerbad696]

AGREED,Brian and good explanation on the early,impact rap/snoop had on modern culture/music. I really miss those days of record stores,where you interacted with the store clerk and talked with other customers in the store about music.And I feel the same way about Blockbuster video and Hollywood video stores.

[@LadybugLuv]

1. Momma was like No your bad-ass friends can't come into my house, even while she was home. 2. The thought of throwing a house party NEVER crossed my mind, I wanted to live. 3. I didn't have enough friends to throw one. 4. We were all scared of each other's mother to go to a house party!

[@CaddyJim]

Watching innocent little *Asia* reaction to this, when it was the edited censored version was hilarious

[@jand8303]

Ice cube "today was a good day"

[@natedablack7857]

Ahhh.....spring 1994 This joint dropped my freshman year of college. I remember walking across the campus, bumpin' this in my walkman LOL!!

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..Was bumping this in my first car..(Mustang)..early 90's...!!..Thought I was soooo cool!!..Love Love this video!!..."At least put 5 on it"..BJ..Hilarious!!.Cool yet Gangstery well said..You two ALWAYS put a smile on my face!!..

[@AsiaandBJ]

That is awesome!

[@sarafrey3163]

This was our summer soundtrack my senior year of highschool, 1994. Great memories🔥🔥🔥

[@debrabeck9630]

Snoop is amazing. What a talent! Now, he’s made himself a cultural icon, hanging out with people like Martha Stewart. Who could have foreseen that? (I had just written that before you two brought it up, so I’m leaving it right here.)

[@SparkimusPrime]

They just came from outside 😂 The hall monitor perspective 😂 Yall are killing me today. This song is straight 🔥 It’s wild that they edited out “indo” lol

[@richardgould486]

I’m glad to see y’all taking it back to where it all started. Growing up west side Cali this was all my speaker knew. Granted I’m white as hell hahaha. This was jumpin with PAC and Dre and two short. Man I’d love to see y’all take it back for real

[@camillestinson3187]

Snoop is the coolest dude ever ❤️

[@joshuadeshaies7106]

Oh dam, now you’re making me feel like it’s 1994 again!!! And I LUV IT I’m looking for My beeper as we speak 😉

[@sikksotoo]

Production on this album was phenomenal, it holds up really well nearly 30 years later I'm trying to imagine riding a bike with Slenderman sitting on my handlebars. You know Daz couldn't see in front of him

[@react2reactions246]

I bought it on cassette when I was like 11 from Sam Goodys. This and Warren G. Got home, turned it on, and my dad wanted it out the house lol. I kept it 😁

[@chrisa4695]

It was already popular. That’s why he made the song. Even my grandparents drank Jin with grapefruit juice.

[@thatdamelana]

DoggyStyle was definitely one of the blueprints that changed the game when making a Hip Hop album. The production is🔥

[@richy2351]

I'm so old, I bought the Dogg Pound on cassette then later on CD. It was before my baby was born and she's in her late 20's now. Still a good record now!

[@Hi-kq1vi]

Can't believe you never heard this one, here in the UK we used to love this song & always laughed at the laid back mind on my money line with the way the dude sang it.

[@Orbitalbomb]

the first scene with snoop shouting and the Home Boy Alone text is a reference to the movie “Home alone” with actor Macaulay Culkin, a tremendous worldwide hit back then

[@opgator23]

The little kid with the football jersey #22 is lil bow wow

[@robinschulze934]

I took my son who was 14 to the “Anger Management Tour 2002 “ that was Eminem, Papa Roach, and Snoop Dog !!!! Let me tell you it was one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to!!! I’m a metal head !!! But I love al music 🎶!!!! Snoop was so badass!!! There were many other bands there but I really couldn’t tell u who!!!! It’s a very special memory for!!! My son died in 2017 for asthma!!! So this just brought back wonderful memories!!!!

[@weedthepeople2795]

I commented on the last Snoop video ya did by saying the gin and juice song got me in trouble in rehab.....and here it is.....so many memories....anyways, i was in a rehab in Chicago (circa 1994) and I was walking through the basement (basically the rec and relax area, with a smoking area that had a giant exhaust fan in the window) singing this song and one of the staff members overheard me and chewed me up one side and down another....in front of three other "clients" as they called us....."Is this what your sobriety means to you, (name withheld)?? Singing about gin and juice?? and on and on she went, the other dudes laughing quietly......I was scrubbing pots and pans in the kitchen for a friggin week....no regrets

[@gmann1968]

Gin and juice was already popular in the hood, so Snoop sang about it cause everyone could relate. Brilliant move IMHO.

[@skilz8098]

I remember seeing him live in the early 2000s at the Tweeter Center in Camden, NJ along with Korn and Linkin Park. He's also very entertaining too.

[@scotthayes1346]

By far, and to this day, this is Snoop's best song.

[@jerickson725]

Now that you have heard this, I hope you can do a reaction to The Gourds cover of it. So far, I've had no luck with it winning a poll in a livestream. I know you will like it - it's a great bluegrass/southern rock spin on this song, and Snoop Dogg himself really liked their cover too!

[@jameshobbs1460]

This whole album is smooth.. this was the best album he has ever done.. greatness

[@MrShaunG]

I remember an uncut version of this 😂 . That ending scene was a little different… ahh these were the days

[@jinjerjunkie]

Id have to say Ice T has Snoop beat on surprising "where are they now" story. He went from being one of the OG Godfathers of the whole gangster rap genre, with one of his top songs being "Cop Killer" to playing a cop for 25 seasons in Law and Order...thats wild lol.

[@demetriosthompson6898]

I was at Duke Ellington School of The Arts, in Washington DC, when Snoop and Dre dropped this...around 1993. What it did for me was to pay attention. I like women, but I don't want to be a fool. Pay attention. That why I dig Snoop 'n them.

[@jand8303]

This what I listened to in high school! Laid back!

[@suemiller2522]

Oh, wow, I haven't heard the radio edit since I was a freshman in HS and we went to Florida for a band trip (I'm from Wisconsin). I can't even express how awesome it was when we turned on the radio to a local station in the hotel room and this song came on. They still don't play this on the radio up here nearly 30 years later lmao

[@mattbarton3757]

From the GREATEST rap/hip hop album from all time!!

[@matthewneely]

Snoop is one of the talents that Everyone just love. Like Elvis, Michael Jackson, ..Robin Williams.. and many more that we feel they gave us the opportunity to get to know them over the years. I mean who doesn't love Shaquille O'Neal? Snoop like those I listed, brought something special to everyone and then stayed in the public eye where we could feel like we (the public) knew him.

[@stevonshufford5552]

I was in Thailand 1991 when this song came out. It was off the chain we was bumping the whole album in 1992 April

[@blackienz173]

Huge metal head but grew up on this shit! Never gets old!

[@rickjackson5620]

Damn forgot how sultry smooth Snoop’s rhymes were and how damn God like Dre was on the board

[@TheScarecrow78]

LOVED this album back in the day!!!

[@candilumpkin1196]

Love it. I saw him at a music festival when this first came out. He had a big ass snoopy house on the stage. It was so cool.

[@wotabottle]

If you look, one of the little kids in the beginning is Bow Wow. Snoop gave him the name.

[@olskool0]

BJ description on all fronts was on point, respect brother from 🇲🇦

[@SigRho1429]

It makes me feel so old to watch people listen to this classic for the first time.

[@johnsonmark65]

aww the early-mid 90s, the era of grunge rock and west coast gangsta rap

[@hii-rr9uj]

this is the clean version

[@jennifert1670]

Picture it: 1994 Spring break, Panama City Beach, FL. My friends and I had just checked into the Days Inn. My friend and I are standing outside our room overlooking the parking lot. A car full of guys pulls up. They get out and open their trunk. Do they get out suitcases? No, no suitcases in sight. They proceed to unload a stereo with 4 trunk sized speakers. For the next 6 days, we heard 2 songs on repeat: Bump and Grind by R. Kelly and this song. It's a great song but after the 58th time in a row hearing it, it kind of lost its magic.

[@richardchacon1330]

The pioneers! All time classic. Great reaction

[@lorenzodicocco3748]

I LOVE IT. SMOKIN INDO SIPPIN ON JIN AND JUICE LAID BACK

[@cestrella0108]

I couldn't believe the title of the video; y'all, Asia at least, is younger then I thought. Gin and Juice is legendary; everyone around my way knows/knew that song by heart, and I'm from the East!

[@QualityRN]

We were cruising bumping our music, there was no internet , cell phones nothing. You wanted to find someone, you went to the strip. Music was front and center in our lives then.

[@nicholasomphroy1193]

I was in a bar in Minneapolis early nineties and the bartender knew who Snoop was , I was surprised to say the least , yes Snoop did I feel brought rap full force to suburban kids.

[@unknownx7252]

My all time favorite production!!!

[@matthewross2828]

The boy jumping on the couch in the Cowboys Jersey is Lil Bow Wow.

[@bufordt.justice6741]

i used to work at this chili parlor and had been out late at night partying and stopped by the chili parlor and one of the guys that worked there came by my chair and put headphones on my head and pressed play on doggy style and went to myself and him, WTF. it was fire and yes nobody had snoops laid back cool and edgy vocal delivery and it still holds up to this day.

[@MK09-Borusse]

This is clean version

[@mikefetterman6782]

Snoop and many of the west coast crew had even some of us farm kids in rural America drinking "40s" of O.E. Wearing baggy pants, and having huge bass boxes in our trunk or back seat, or bed of a pick up, partying out in the woods with a bonfire.

[@mikefetterman6782]

The Beastie Boys and Run DMC had primed us for getting into this kind of stuff.

[@TheChick24]

Oh man, we was singing every word of this back in 6th grade 🤣

[@sarahp9086]

I bought Doggystyle when it came out, took it home, put it on, and listened to the whole album, then listened to it again. From start to finish, it's epic! I still bump this regularly (the unedited version)! Imagine what that Snoop in that video would say if you could tell him that one day he'd be a GOAT and the owner of Death Row Records, with his own bud brand, and his own wine and gin. I'm hoping to get my hands on a bottle of Indoggo gin, mix a real Snoop gin and juice!

[@Guitaural.]

Ha! I was a dedicated rocker, but used to imitate Snoop just to freak people out...lol. A Rap hall of famer. : )

[@aaseloy]

Can confirm this was a hit in Norway 90s no-one knew the lyrics except gin n juice. Lol

[@brianmiller2419]

This song was so cut. Rolling down the street smoking INDO sippin on Gin and Juice.

[@ThoughtPoliceChief]

Top 5 hip hop records of all time

[@bigb2494]

Snoop doesn't get a lot of credit but his imprint is all over The Chronic which he wrote the majority of for Dr Dre. After helping Death Row take off with the Deep Cover soundtrack, then patiently waiting while working on the Chronic with Dre.. Then finally it was his time with Doggy Style

[@TheZayzkidd3]

When Doggystyle came out, Snoop was like the Michael Jackson of rap.

[@lilwalt2855]

If u pause when the little kids r on the couch, look close, it’s bow wow

[@CdnTrader1]

This is definitely laying on my cart when I am golfing. Laid back!

[@peterwalsh2470]

haha you so gangsta in dat golf cart. make sure you rock those plaid pants as well.

[@julies5515]

Oh God I haven't heard snoop dogg song in forever this was a great throw back.

[@jazzminb]

This song goes through my head any time I have gin... This is the clean version - the edited out smokin endo

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Chilling with classic Snoop! Yes!

[@billybee3423]

That’s how it was back in the day. Things were different, sometimes you knew a name, other times it was “hey watcha do’in”.

[@tinamarie6871]

One of my favorites

[@johneldridge8678]

Such great memories!!! These jams be jammin hard!!!

[@TheNeonParadox]

Weird that I'm a metal head in my thirties, but I still remember every damn bar of this song.

[@jmack1097]

The lil bow with the Emmitt Smith jersey is Bow Wow

[@perrystanley6098]

Yeah it's Lil bow wow

[@marthaz]

Classic do g g 😂👍💞 this was at every "after hours" party in the day.

[@lisaheathcock7924]

Laid back!!!! 🤘🔥🔥🥰

[@Bruchaun34]

The kid with the Dallas Cowboys jersey is Lil Bow Wow!

[@chuckconner3694]

Great tune. On my playlist.

[@rickyruckleii4859]

When that song came out I was out there really doing the party style lifestyle

[@GunsNStuff]

That intro song sounded nice! You needa pursue that music career🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@mikefisher4834]

I already had my own place by the time I was Snoop’s age in this video and the best house party I ever had was New Year’s of 2001 and it wasn’t just a house party It was a two house party My house and one my friends brothers house who lived next door To this day that’s the biggest party I’ve ever had💯😎

[@ampthefreethinker5335]

The old man character is ricky harris a comedian from from snoop old neighborhood he passed some years ago, funny dude !

[@Thedesertguy75]

man, I remember the house parties from the late 80s/early 90s.....miss that! nowadays everyone is so paranoid noone wants a you to come over... house parties were life back then. How sad today.

[@danrudnick5252]

Check out the bluegrass cover of this by The Gourds

[@M.Rosier]

That was lil bow bow jumping on the couch!

[@jmg8730]

Fun Fact: The little kid in the Dallas Cowboy jersey went on to become a rap star himself who went by the name of Lil’ Bow Wow😂🤣

[@bonsai67]

An Indo is someone born in the former Dutch Indies (currently Indonesia), who is from mixed origin ie., Dutch and Indonesian blood. So they might as well not leave out the name from this fly song.

[@brianb2210]

Snoop put her in a trance. I love it. Me too

[@KingChuco8769]

Fun fact: one of those three lil boys standing on the porch in the beginning is lil bow wow 😂

[@teresamcclendon9029]

Always had a story.. Love it!!

[@sarahsimpkins1311]

I was 14 years old when this came out use to be play on Yo MTV Raps

[@lebronjamesfan252]

Kid in the jersey is Bow Wow