Dr. Dre Made Erick Sermon Never Want To Write Raps Again (Studio Session)

Erick Sermon talks about Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre recording sessions for upcoming project
Interview by Jeremy Hecht
Camera Operations by Alex Vasallo
Edited by Alex Vasallo
Artist Relations and Booking by Elise Ricks
Executive produced by Sharath Cherian
#ericksermon #drdre #snoopdogg

[@hiphopdx]

Watch Erick talk about why Method Man and Redman didn't like their classic song "How High" at first:

[@ungalld]

Eric is a beast, rap & prod.

[@STRAIGHTP]

Man these are GEMS he is droppin. From Legend to Legend i love hearing these processes

[@mindbully]

When they say Dre is the greatest producer ever, this is partly what they’re talking about. The minutia, the perfectionism. Every sonic detail. It’s more than just programming drums or playing a piano lick. He’s a composer and a conductor. He’s responsible for the entire mosaic.

[@p.r.7256]

I seen an interview where Snoop showed Dre how to slow down his flow on certain words to come out clearer with rhymes smother and Dre showed Snoop how to write 16 bars while recording the Chronic.

[@itsjaeay3013]

They don’t call him the Doctor for nothing

[@domp7729]

This dude don't age!

[@user-oi8mr9jz2w]

“I’m me, he’s also him too!”…

[@shanebest4699]

I’m glad the world really got to hear Eric.

[@Bacchibeatz]

Had the pleasure of being in the studio with him and P where EPMD recorded all the hits in Long Island. So dope to hear the stories and to hear them all talking about the instruments around me in the room that were used on each record.

[@jmsBungz]

Used to love Eric sermons flow n lyrics 👌🏽

[@djblur]

since when, i know Dres writers write on paper a lot also I know focus and bishop lamont mad af making 1000 songs for Dre and hearing ES comes in and makes 6 in a day

[@gregc7699]

Very humble and respectful dude were he could easily be big headed and cocky I like that

[@taznga1]

That was so awesome to hear and you I can hear the appreciation of each other's greatness in his voice and how he told about the process. Wow!

[@bigprob8744]

Alot more to been a dope producer than just making beats...

[@ChillAndBeRadio]

Eric Sermon, legendary voice and flow. Dre it's time to put out a documentary of you in the studio, man.

[@1118victoria]

I'm well passed the idea of being a big-time rapper,

[@youngblacmale]

That is why I have mad respect for Jay Z too as to how he makes songs. He never write it down. All he does is listen to the beats and after 15-20 mins he'll come to the recording booth with the entire song plus chorus and start spitting straight from his mind. That is an insane talent.

[@adelasmart]

I've heard great stories about Dre at work, but this is one of the greatest. I'm privileged to have seen this video today. Thanks.

[@aaronj.brooks1977]

Now that is something two legendary artists/ producers working together showing how to create and make it better