Daz: Dj Quik Is My Boy But Dr. Dre... The D.O.C. Taught Us How To Write And Everything

[@saonedixon5476]

DJ QUIK is my favorite producer. Salute to the Legendary DJ QUIK 💪💯

[@ogarchielee9880]

DEFINITELY HELPED PUT THE WEST COAST ON TOP 👑💯

[@Kharimartinog199981]

My favorite producer too

[@Cahluvca]

💯💯

[@LostintheHate]

You one in a few that aint got good taste jack

[@carlitot5388]

@@LostintheHate u crazy if you think Dj quik isn’t in the top 5 ! Let me guess! Master P No Limit had the hottest beats to you 😂😂😂🤧TRASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Keep_rising_to_top]

Dre, Quik, Daz, Battlecat, Sir Jinx , DJ Pooh, Warren G , DJ Yella and Cold 187 are some of the greatest L.A. producers of all time.

[@MrScrooge1980]

I approve this message

[@Ikelove9]

Yes sir 🔥

[@ShortChizel31]

I agree. Ant Banks wasn’t LA but he was dope too, for the West Coast sound being from the Bay.

[@omardavis1622]

Don’t forget DJ Aladdin, Bobcat , DJ Slip as well. 💯✍🏾

[@Keep_rising_to_top]

@@ShortChizel31 Ant Banks and E. A ski put it down for the Bay!

[@quintinlove4101]

DJ Quik only one of the few that’s keeping the funk sound alive

[@higher_pwr8178]

And RB.

[@prof3ssor178]

DR.DRE is a genius! "The Perfectionist". I'll love to see DRE & Daz reunite & collaborate on some new production together

[@mdub1230]

DJ Quick needs them flowers. The beats the rap skillzzz classic

[@cotoniomoses3454]

Now that’s a fact

[@shakirsimssr.2285]

Doc will forever be my favorite MC

[@2ndprezbeats]

The only MC that got his entire album produced by Dre by himself no co producers.

[@marvin469]

If a mf wasn't of age when DOC dropped they'll never understand. I was in the 9th grade. Dude had the lyrical respect in the streets like a top tier NY rapper but was lyrically hardcore like a west coast rapper & no cursing no bit#@$/hoz, just skraight lyricism

[@MrGrace]

I really think he would have been legendary if he had been able to continue

[@leshgooo1016]

He is a GOAT. But for me MC REN💯

[@CoreyParadiseLiving]

Johnny J was hard he’s never mentioned he did most of the beats on all eyez on me

[@beoriginalentertainment]

I was thinking about Johnny J and what about Devante he blew everybody back producing a rap song

[@duart310]

Johnny J on the sp1200 is top tier right up there with the best, very close to quik and Daz forsure

[@CoreyParadiseLiving]

I’m mad how they try to shun Johnny J out

[@WaltThizzney415]

RIP Johnny J

[@jallison5457]

DJ Quik is definitely up there with Dre,Quik did the mixing for a lot of Dre artist, he did the mixing for all Eyez on me. he’s more than a producer he’s a engineer he mixes, he really is a student of music.

[@ronaldjames7843]

He also did some mixing on 50cent album Get rich or Die tryin

[@makavelidadon77777]

In da club

[@chumps7974]

Yeah mixing is a tech skill

[@crazyjim9380]

@@ronaldjames7843 Where did you hear that? I heard Quik say that Dre borrowed his drum sounds for In Da Club and people ran with it like Quik ghost-produced it when even the man himself said that wasn't the case.

[@keeptrxllbeats4201]

but johnny produced the majority of tpc songs on all eyes on me so we shoudl put him on the list tho if i dont make no mistake

[@theanonymoussyndicate9345]

Dre, Quik, and Daz WEST COAST LEGENDS amazing producers

[@platmaureltv7937]

DJ Quik is a legend. "If it don't make dollars, it don't make sense."

[@charenzo95]

My 11 year old daughter was able to get a taste of the original g-funk sound this pass June at the D.O.C's bday celebration following his documentary premier. It was magical to get to see the Dogg pound, Quick and Xibit from the 2nd row! They didn't miss a beat! We'll never forget that experience. They was blowing hella smoke though!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@makavelidadon77777]

I was there it was in nyc classic moment all my fav artists 🔥🔥

[@mrluvit8232]

🆒️ 😎

[@crossgordon4376]

1:21 this is some of the best beatmaking advice I ever heard. I wish they'd share more of the secrets like this that they learned from Dre

[@akvalues]

Quik is right there with Dre talent wise. Just Dre’s impact is a lot bigger. Because of NWA, Doggy Style, The CRONIC albums among others. Hell look how much Dre had Quik work with him. Listen to all of Quiks albums you clear hear a master at work. I’m sure Dre would tell you that!

[@westside4life77]

Nothing like them Westcoast Producers from back in the day!

[@NerdyRed23]

Dj Quik should definitely be up there, he on my playlist all the time

[@cali-zclassicTVreviews5722]

Luv Daz! Dr Dre is an undeniable perfectionist & talent. I heard back in day Dre remixed Dogg Food, which made it the "classic" it is today.

[@MrHowse-rt5bo]

Kurupt made “Dogg Food”classic!

[@rikkidgermano9640]

@@MrHowse-rt5bo We are talking about the production of the album, not the lyrics!

[@MrHowse-rt5bo]

@@rikkidgermano9640 You’re talking about the production; I’m talking about what constitutes “Dogg Food” a classic. K-U-R-U-P-T.

[@sbrooks904]

@@MrHowse-rt5bo if you think production and mixing ain’t relevant you don’t get it.

[@MrHowse-rt5bo]

@@sbrooks904 We could say the same for Lyrics… or do you not get it!?

[@JustMy2Pennies]

D.O.C was akin to Rakim to the east coast, to the west coast even though he’s originally from Texas.

[@akvalues]

THE DOC COULD HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST RAPPER OF ALL TIME! He was that talented!!You young cats don’t know. That’s how special he was. I still listen to The Formula!!!

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Love these interviews with Daz & Kurupt. Even being from NYC, I was always a huge-fan of West Coast beats and artists.

[@charliepalmer3244]

Daz always has those distinct, yet soft hidden sound affects in his songs. When you hear them, you know, his signature.

[@Marquitos562]

Dope ass interview. Salute 🫡

[@JusttLizz]

Quik is a legend and up there with Dre.

[@vipin_rahul]

I like how Daz always respects Dr.Dre and how he learnt different things. He has even mentioned in Vlad's interview that he is the second student of Dre!

[@GKing-fm7rx]

I love Dax beats! He’s one of the best producers ever to live!

[@johncampbell383]

Dr . Dre is a beast as a producer hands down period ! Everyone else learn for the best .

[@PSICK1234ikillallracistrolls]

He just mixes...

[@lordoffaiyum9727]

false smh

[@JustMe-ws2pe]

great engineer.. other cats were slappin those beats together.

[@prof3ssor178]

@@PSICK1234ikillallracistrolls He's a master on the piano and he produces as well. Also a teacher

[@MrGrace]

@@JustMe-ws2pe obv you dont understand the title of Producer. You dont have to make every single beat yourself. You just have to put it all together the right way.

[@CodiakGrizzly]

I talk to my big brother Doc he’s a solid individual an great spirit OG fr fr

[@vinnymane4224]

When u can listen to a whole album song for song u the truth.. Daz Quik all them dudes cold..

[@amuurican]

I feel like Daz do get his flowers though he's loved all over the world

[@slikron8536]

DJ Quik was platinum before Death Row . Quik produced Quik is the Name , 2llNone , AMG and Penthouse Players before going to the row . Dre is my favorite producer but Quik is right next to him not behind him . Dre is dope and Quik is way to funky .

[@iamshawnwilliam]

Which one of those records of Quik changed the culture like The Chronic or 2001? How about Doggystyle, Get Rick & Die Trying or The Marshall Mather’s Album, let’s not forget his work on Good Kid Madd City. Dre had made monumental culture shifts in Hip Hop for over 40 years, Quik ain’t even close.

[@slikron8536]

@@iamshawnwilliam All facts . But , which one of those projects has he produced and mix by himself . Like I said Dre is my favorite producer and Quik is my second . The only album Dre produced by himself was No One Can Do It Better by The D.O.C and that was in 1989 . I been listening to Hip Hop since I was 12 years old fam . How many people help Dre produce both Chronic albums and DoggyStyle ( Daz and Hit Man ) ? Kendrick and his team did most of GKMC , Dre got like 4 tracks on Get Rich or Die Trying . Quik produced Quik is the Name , Way To Fonky , Safe and Sound , 2IINONE , Penthouse Players , Suga Free all by himself . He produced Let’s Get Down for Tone Tone Tone , Home Alone for R Kelly it’s not even close Bro .

[@DJGary0910]

@@iamshawnwilliam and how many of those albums Dre produced by himself Good Kidd MAD City and Get Rich and Marshall's records only contained a couple of Dre productions Dre wasn't all over that musically even Doggystyle was Daz Snoop even said by Murder Was The Case Dre was not even inspired anymore his whole energy changed, he started putting his name on track's that wasn't even his Dre name got the stamp to sell the product he's Pepsi he'll do a fake producing photo prompt for the net to sell his artists cause he got the influence Quik get in and out in 28 day's Dre tried to put his name on Daz tracks Pac found out and went bananas

[@jamesduckery]

@@iamshawnwilliam Safe & Sound, Street Gospel & Rhythmalism are three of the cleanest sounding records in Hip Hop. Quik sonically changed the game with those albums!⭐

[@leezydagod2507]

@@iamshawnwilliam In Jimmy Iovine and several other producer's interviews they all say that when they heard the Chronic album, it was the crispiest mixing they had ever heard. And yes, Dre had help here and there with ideas, but he pulled his resources together to create a sound that became the classic we know today. This makes him a conductor /composer. Not to mention Daz is speaking facts and some people who weren't even there will argue otherwise bro.

[@jayfrom805]

I feel the east coast, west coast war in the 90s hurt the west coast so much more. Cuz there are so many highly talented west coast artists with catalogs of great music that goes unrecognized. I'm from the West coast so I know about it. 🙌🏼

[@cbrown940]

Ain't nothing wrong with setting the story straight today in this new age of authenticity where genuineness is practically currency. Get yours!

[@JoeManeTv]

Quik is that guy

[@DennisCannonboogiewoogieman]

DJ Bobcat,Pooh,Big Muffla & L.A. Posse was Uncle Jam's Army DJs early 1982-85' even before LL's Bigger & Deffer Album in 1986. DJ Mixmaster Spade ,Egyptian Lover, Rodney O & Joe Cooley,King Tee & DJ Keith Cooley,Arabian Prince,C.I.A.(Ice Cube,K.D. & Sir Jinx) all had 12 inch vinyl independent label singles,swap meet mixtapes , compilation albums getting on college radio stations in 1985. Ice -T was in "Beat Street" Movie rappin like in 1984-85' . Some ya'll is wrong these guys was out before 1987-88 but they just blew up more then cause they were on Major labels finally.

[@terrencemann2881]

The D.O.C. is one of the best lyricists of all time. The No One Can Do It Better album is hands down one of the best ever made! The car accident messed up his voice to this day. Dr. Dre was gonna do his next album and that would have put him in a rare air stratosphere in hip-hop music.

[@breynoldssr3703]

Yeah him and Dre started Death Row,and they probably would have did what Dre did on Aftermath.

[@useroffline8427]

@@breynoldssr3703 d.o.c. goat never cursed to sell records.

[@breynoldssr3703]

@@useroffline8427 facts yeah I noticed that.

[@terrencemann2881]

@useroffline8427 lend me a muthaphucking ear! (Lend me an Ear, off The No One Can Do It Better album). Also he cusses at the end of Beautiful but Deadly. Not tripping, but just an observation. The Grand Finale NWA cusses and The D.O.C. says "on the muthaphucking grand finale!" Not tripping, just saying.

[@liveryt3506]

DJ Quik was a legend before there was a Death Row records, come on now let's get it right💯

[@akvalues]

Daz production is no joke!!

[@AaronLesterMedia]

The technical part that Daz spoke about pertaining to how those Kicks are mixed gave me chills. Beat makers from the 90s to early 2000's hopefully understand what I mean. Them late nights trying to replicate that RBOOM sound.... Sheesh.

[@chadwichman]

D.O.C is definitely my fav Emcee of all time, I know he only made the one album in his purest form but still can't help but wonder what wouldve happened if he got a chance to really have made it to his prime from the 90s to the 00s

[@dieselthenett9096]

Bruh B High gotta be Top 3 Interviewers in the Game … Salute my Boy 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@RosaPerez-lk8qh]

DJQUICK looks a lil FRUITY like he got a lil Sugar in his Tank no?

[@philippenoel3957]

Dr. Dre, DJ Quik, DJ Battlecat, Eazy-E, Snoop Dogg, Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, 2nd ll None, Ice Cube, DJ Pooh & Tupac will always be my favourite artists in the world.

[@michaelbrooks3650]

DJ Quik is Dr. Dre's sous chef. Mr Blake's sound is the pinnacle of hip hop record production.

[@BornToBeFamed]

Johnny J and Quik hella under appreciated. Quik is a goat!! Timeless albums not mention his credits.

[@hefexxl]

Daz just secretly told us how dr Dre mixes his drums 👀👀👀👀👀

[@oldschoolday]

Thank you Wicked!! I’m from NYC I use to tell dudes The DOC was the dude. Ppl don’t know how crazy he was lyrically. I wonder why he never got an Unsung episode.

[@beoriginalentertainment]

Dre is king at finishing a song and polishing a song but the real title bout is DJ Quik and Daz on beats and melodies and like Snoop said I give it to Quik!! And lets be clear Quik said he deserves the respect never mentioned a crown and thats true

[@d-techneekzmusic331]

Facts 💯

[@rikkidgermano9640]

That's all true and all BUT nobody leaves a track like Dr. Dre. He adds something special to a track, that no other producer can and all of his classic tracks are timeless! You can play them all over the world and get the same reaction from people. Not a lot producers have that kind of magic!

[@dabariummalak]

@@rikkidgermano9640 Dre is definitely a great producer, but so is Quik. Both have two different styles. Quik can go anywhere (name a genre) and drop a beat while Dre is gangsta for the most part. Quik got the Grooves, which is jazz and Dre never in his career done that. My thing is this, give the man his darn flowers!

[@dabariummalak]

That's right! Why do people find it so hard to give the man his darn flowers?

[@dabariummalak]

Why do people find it so hard to give the man his darn flowers? Quik is better at producing than Dre, where is Dre's grooves at?

[@MrBigo27]

I just told somebody the same thing about the DOC.

[@Driphtah]

Daz a real one! ✊SALUTE!!! OG 👏👏👏👏👏

[@eternalyfeful]

So we can stop saying Dre bought beats? The fact that Daz holds him in such high regard, says a lot about Dre.

[@Kris_morgan]

Dj quik was a student of doctah b Sirius . Doctah b was part of his first album

[@toates76to]

We gotta give Daz hiz flower flowers

[@michealcollins4247]

Battlecat, Daz, DJ Quik My Favs..

[@gilbertmillerjr367]

ITS ALOT OF PRODUCERS THAT ARE SUPER TALENTED AS ANDRE YOUNG…. From the WESTCOAST… DAZ BEING HUMBLE…. QUIK POOH AND ESPECIALLY BATTLECAT IS GODLY!!!!! 🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿⛪️

[@breynoldssr3703]

I remember DJ Quik used to have concerts at Kiest Park in Dallas.

[@SuperBayarea87]

Dj QUIK has his prints all over DPG Productions

[@leirikal]

daz is a genious beat maker the greatest ever

[@1vishusduce]

THANK YOU I needed this

[@Four6Three1Two]

3:13 It amazes how our rappers get the years all wrong when it comes to stuff that happened in Hip-Hop. Lol Us as fans, we be knowing the dates & times. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 - Signed 01/07/2023

[@anatorres-ym8ke]

we read about it and they lived fast lives

[@tinotendanarota9603]

Art of Dialogue and Vlad will divert every question towards Tupac... glad to know some ppl talk about others

[@dallasborn8574]

Let's play House was one of my favorites. DPG for life v

[@semblt]

Quik was beasting when Dre was still NWA

[@ri067953]

DJ Quik is right. He actually surpasses Dre in my opinion. Musically, technically and on the mic he smokes Dre. Dre can bring a group of beat makers together but music is in Quik. The only reason Dre blew up is because of Jimmy Iovine. He made Dre a brand and helped Dre make wise decisions post Death Row.

[@graymaybe8587]

Jimmy Iovine was a nobody before Dre and Suge , and they MADE him not the other way

[@graymaybe8587]

He already was a legend for his work with NWA before Jimmy stop trying to give that white man his credit . Quick and Dre technically probably equals, but Dre is a creative genius as a visionary and bringing out the best in artists

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

Quik also gave Dre some production and engineering/mixing tricks also.

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

@@graymaybe8587 u better do the knowledge on Jimmy Iovine Dre and Suge kept him in the business but he was well established decades before Dre and Suge

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

@@SoulOfTheSouth Quik mixed albums and songs Dre got the credit for

[@Relentless-1]

Quik was doing his thang before deathrow

[@floydgavin7978]

That first Dogg Pound album is a classic

[@emekaadibe5553]

Johnny J, QD3, and DJ U-Neek were cold too.

[@sonsoffunk4437]

I CAN REMEMBER DOING A SHOW WITH DAZ IN CALIFORNIA AND WE HAD A REAL LIFE JANKY PROMOTER DAZ PEAKED THE SCENE AND SAID " SAY BRUH WHERE U GOING WITH THE BAG, SEPARATE MINE AND SONS OF FUNK WE AIN'T TO BE PLAYED WITH.$" THANKS D NOW HE A REAL ONE

[@Iss88885]

Don't forget Battle Cat 🔥🔥🔥

[@Nath93_]

That’s insane Just goes to show how gangsta Daz really is, Having to prove himself to the DOC As in , earn his stripes lyrically And get the tick of approval from the Doc, To get be on one if not the best Rap Albums ever ! And you can see why , Doc would have known that something crazy is about to happen with this Dr Dre new album so he made sure it all come out right He’s a Bad ass ! Dazzzz in dat Azzz

[@ishmaelwilson6702]

Out here in Chicago

[@Mrtalkupdating]

Dr Dre dj quick greatest producers from that side of the waters,but there's nothing original what dr dre has done,he needs to give the flowers people give him to George Clinton,as he is the master genius who created the p funk,which dre turned into the g funk,and the rest is history,taking samples from the funk and the old soul classics which is what all great hip hop producers have always done,its what makes hip hop a timeless music genre,take puff daddy greatest hits with biggie smalls life after death album,Isley brothers classic hit between the sheets,sky is the limit etc,that's why those songs blew up the way that they did,I love dr dre and puff productions as am a child of the funk,just like most people in our 50s now,and that's why those two have had the most success,but there are some other producers who are in there own league and have changed hip hop such as dj premiere,hi teck,quest love,public enemy producer,but then enters the rza and kanye west,and they took it to a complete different level,and away from that crap that timberland was doing,terror squad producer also needs to be mentioned in the same breath as these producers,and a special mention to a producer,who keeps going under the radar as a game changing producer is stic man from dead prez,and while am on that track shout out to one shot deal producer and bink who was the producers on the legendary lost boyz albums

[@TymeTraveling777]

Daz is a great beat maker ... remember that

[@traleroy]

Ask him bout MR 3-2 cuz he was at death row

[@thatsoboy1871]

You know they ain't gone shout out to them Texas boys 3-2 wasn't the only one from Texas that was on Death row it's a cat name Tha Realest and Doobie got a song called the rules of the game check it out they from Dallas Death row never let them dudes get they chance and it's another one name The Bandit from Texas they kept in the back burner

[@jarredlindsay2606]

Daz giving hella game on here. (Musicians)

[@MrHowse-rt5bo]

No, Quik was around well before Deathrow. He is not to be associated with jr producers “in the shadow of Dre.”

[@charlesjohnson2288]

D.O.C. DAGOAT

[@dellsingleton4193]

That interview cat don't know west coast

[@sfsdbincali]

D. O. C. Was on Top of The Pile.

[@JHIXX]

Johnny J underrated LA platinum producer besides Pac he got Candyman early 90's hit the origanal Knocking Boots and Bizzy Bone

[@pauldeveaux5286]

I give it up to Quik. Would love to see Daz and Quik come together on some music.

[@iamshawnwilliam]

Comparing Quik to Dre is like comparing Teddy Riley to Quincy Jones, 1 is a great producer with numerous hits throughout the decades & the other is Quincy fucking Jones who created shit like Thriller. There’s different levels. Quik needs to relax.

[@TonshalaAdams43]

I agree!

[@imavet9187]

U smoking coke.. Dre took credit for songs he didn’t even do.. Suge, Pac & this Nigga Daz said it b4 on ah interview.. plenty of more Niggas

[@clarissaturcios2346]

On the west as producers go I like Daz,. E Swift of Tha Liks,. Madlib, Alchemist, Battle Cat, Jelly Roll, Khalil, Evidence,.

[@kingrusimpson2042]

they got homeboy all in his nose at the beginning lol😂

[@jessbracken8943]

Flowers for Dre LOVE IT

[@mikevuk8973]

Who else needs a 7-Up. Dj Quik 🔥 🔥

[@thatsoboy1871]

DOC need to teach artists in his own home town Dallas how to right

[@messiahblackgod]

Love this channel and B and everything but he can go head on and just disconnect his mic and throw it out the window he don't need nare parts of it 😂😂😂😂

[@vicenteornelas3787]

One man's trash is another man's treasure...

[@sixonebubble]

Good convo but that camera man making me dizzy. Lol

[@Kolofornia]

Daz is a g with his production!

[@natsusatsujinki8342]

It's official. The south(especially Texas) is responsible for the so called golden age of hip hop. DOC. DJ Premier.

[@melvincarltonscooterjohnsoniii]

✨🥳✨ excellent video... ✨🥳🥳 〽️🌜🎷👁️👁️👁️

[@dabariummalak]

I'm glad to see people who got Dj Quik as one of the best producers because it doesn't seem like he gets his flowers . I've been saying for years that I felt Quik was better than Dre , he can go for a verzus against Dre and it would be classic.

[@OperationChicago]

DJ Quick is great, but tha problem was and still is they are only a certain amount of time slot in tha media to play them :(

[@chitoim2332]

In the late night (2pac, dj quick) underrated track🔥🔥🔥

[@edwinhayes3924]

Tru but Quick premiered after Dre Nationally before the Death Row days. Shit too real bro. Trust.

[@kindell1]

Truthfully, I've always preferred Quik's production over Dre's. He's made classic albums just like Dre, and produced classic songs for other artists. Now why isn't he held in the same high regards as Dre? Well for one he didn't have the machine him. Two, even though his music may be sonically as good as Dre's, was it groundbreaking or did it change/shift the culture like the NWA movement or The Chronic? Dre has turned people into superstars. He was the mastermind behind the FIRST gangsta rap group, and he introduced the world to Snoop, Eve, Eminem, The Game, Daz, Kendrick, and many more. That's just my two cents

[@Beatszzz]

Hey B, salute to you brother. Fix your acoustics, dampen the room, the mic output is not on par with the competition and you’re better than them 💯

[@Scoutsquad45]

One man’s trash is another ones treasure💰

[@unclejj9600]

As much as I like Dre Quik would do my bangers that has a uptempo Dre would do my hardcore

[@KingOfTheWindmills]

Daz blueprinted that shit Yayo doing right now Know your place and when a dude is richer then you hold the door for him like Fat Joe said about Khaled