Dr. Dre Nuthin But A "G" Thang Arsenio 1993

Dr. Dre makes an appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show and performs Nuthin But A "G" Thang with Snoop Dogg.

[@GeorgiaPeachAYEEE]

I like how he said he's not the lyricist & gave a shout out to The D.O.C

[@nogoodbastid]

+T Smith Most rappers with ghostwriters don't admit it. You gotta respect Dre for that. He didn't just pay them for their lyrics, he also made them stars.

[@Ahmed1756]

+nogoodbastid well he aint a REAL rapper is he?

[@Ozzyboy99]

+T Smith Hes gotta pretend the DOC contributed to the chronic in some way ;)

[@PlainSight.]

+T Smith I wish he could of done that for the production too. He took so much credit for that beat and it 's not even his.

[@DarkshadowXD63]

+T Smith DOC contrubited to the Chronic for a lot seeing how he has his voice messed up and that's kinda messed up

[@iamkaego2239]

No autotunes. No altered mics..All real rap..Dope.. #HipHop

[@tbeautifulmelodies9820]

IamKaego not calling female bitches and using the "n" word. same shit you hear today. nothing different.

[@JohnAU]

incorrect man.

[@ogsneed5718]

#G-FUNK

[@joeanon2702]

IamKaego back to hip hop basics 4 you

[@azk8584]

IamKaego DOPE DAWG NAW MEAN BOI REPPY DA Q SON

[@FreddyKingz36]

Death Row was no joke...hottest MCs in one records label

[@JNSTubeYT]

Straight up

[@mjolden]

Dre, Daz, Snoop, Kurupt, RBX, Rage, Nate, Pac, Quik, that whole era between "The Chronic" and the death of 2Pac. Death Row was definitely running the show.

[@FreddyKingz36]

+Matthew Olden u aint lying homie #DeathRowDayz

[@mjolden]

Kingz 28 I don't think the East Coast ever really recuperated from that. Around the time the Death Row era started, the south was getting ready to take over with Geto Boys, UGK, OutKast, etc.

[@FreddyKingz36]

+Matthew Olden you're right biggie and bad boy did their thing but didnt last too long or wasnt as poppin as Death Row was atleast i think, Makaveli was even trying to help out the eastcoast with Death Row East haha put em on payroll

[@jottaz144]

I think is awesome how Dre said he is no lyricist, this is so old, and since his very beginnings he was humble about it.

[@OfficialExilica]

+jottaz1 He's not a lyricist. I don't think anybody thinks of Dr. Dre when they think about the best rappers. He's more known for producing the beats that your favorite rappers are on. I remember he said in an interview that he's always made music for the club or for the trunks. He just likes and makes dope shit.

[@jottaz144]

OfficialExilica Yeah well, a lot of people think he is the writer of still DRE

[@MaadAzzGang]

+jottaz1 Dre isnt a writer of anything lyrically. Only people who would believe what u said are the "general fans". If u down with the hip-hop culture then u'd know this since the NWA days or Chronic days.

[@jottaz144]

MaadAzzGang Id know what? When did I say he was a writer? He has always had ghostwriters since he started. Read my comment again boy. What I said was that since day one he said he was no lyricist, other rappers deny having ghostwirters, but dr dre never denied it.

[@MaadAzzGang]

***** Who u callin boy u goof? U said "alot of people think hes the writer of Still Dre", those are the people i was talking about.

[@tlig]

People have no idea how big Snoop was getting at this time. Dude was the coolest thing going.

[@marty2265]

Dre put him out

[@slicknick6645]

@@marty2265 did you know that doggystyle actual outsold the chronic. It was produced by Dre but it’s a funny thing to think about.

[@lucasm3879]

@@slicknick6645 Doggystyle was the one that crossed over more into Europe, with white people. I'm British and I remember in '93/'94 he was as big as Eminem was in the late 90's. NWA, Ice Cube's early solo career and The Chronic were big with hip hop heads, but Snoop was a superstar. Things changed quickly though when Tupac blew up and Dre and then Snoop left Death Row.

[@LifeIsNotorious]

Dre look just like his mom

[@chrisperezmma4027]

She thang

[@roseroyce6874]

I said the same thing!

[@magovenor]

That’s exactly what I thought when I saw her.

[@hamlettelmah441]

the chronic, doggystyle are still better than 95-99.99999999% albums out now

[@geronjenkins18]

+Hamlet telmaH Better than everything in my point of view.

[@KJ3113]

Hamlet telmaH Yup, the Chronic is my fav rap album of all time

[@aliafzalian1647]

yeaaaah men

[@Breakbeats92.5]

To you they are. But to some teeny bopper that only listens to The Chronic probably sounds like trash. It's all relative.

[@Chriskros1984]

E 1999 bone thugs n harmony pretty close

[@babychamp26]

This song is the reason why I have a 63 impala on switches....

[@joeanon2702]

thomas strother you mean a 64?

[@babychamp26]

no sir a 63. i know that the 64 is most popular but the 63 has a better body style in my opinion

[@eazy-ekingofgangstarap1441]

thomas strother tru

[@user-yy1mr5db8r]

I would kill for this

[@sabelokingterrence3442]

Snoop's swag though

[@Primelegend2233]

Never changed

[@kimr.2284]

YES, nothing like a N...a with SWAG!😉

[@V59971]

LITTLE DID HE KNOW THAT IN FEW YEARS TO COME HE WOULD BE ONE OF THE RICHEST PRODUCER/ARTIST ALIVE

[@chofficial8888]

You got to admit dre has got soul. You can tell he knows all kinds of genre of music listen to the funk in his beats.

[@mgk357]

good tv,, good rap...I miss the 90s =-(

[@jdubb709]

U ain't never lied !

[@jonathanlewis6834]

Real shit tht wuz real music!

[@Hellohallo]

yeah airwolf was teh illest

[@roseroyce6874]

Dre was shy while his mother there the way he keeps straightened himself up lol and LL Cool J was shy while with his mother! Dre does looks like his mother too!

[@antinsanwo]

bet no one then thought he would one day be a billionaire..

[@mackoyouz]

if eazy was alive dre would've been workin at mcdonalds rite now

[@JM97106]

Martin Karanfilovski ...no.

[@CowboysDfan09]

Martin Karanfilovski LMAO what?

[@akebalucas6798]

Martin Karanfilovski LOL

[@ElijahKMcCoy]

Martin Karanfilovski You're an idiot!

[@BeastNationXIV]

Listen to that. What I loved about 90's rappers is that they had explicit and clean versions of their own lyrics. Some would just have a reverse clip of an expletive, and others would improvise their lyrics for TV/Radio...and it still sounded nice. Funny part is at the end. Snoop and Dre did all that to fix their lyrics and Snoop holler's "BIAAATCH" and leaves. lol

[@jactrich]

They needed too back in the early 90’s otherwise radios wouldn’t touch the new harder rap. Listen to rza talk about protect ya neck and why there’s over 3 versions, only one is uncut and the album still to this day contains the censored version and not the bloody version

[@Breakbeats92.5]

Dre showing respect to moms by not really saying what Chonic is. I don't care how much money, fame and cars you acquire, you always gotta give ma dukes some props.

[@FJ0600]

snoop kills it even without the beats..so much talent ..he for me is the 90s

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

I hate the fact that I was just a kid during these golden years of HipHop (1991-1996) 😭😢😭😢

[@DJDesTroyABLE]

I always wondered what happened to Nathan Cavaleri (kid guitar player) when he left Australia but never would have guessed he'd be getting props from Dr Dre on The Arsenio Hall show

[@thefullstop23]

Brings back memories of GTA San Andreas right here. Awesome..

[@ryanrfknd15]

I was just about to comment that

[@morvissa77]

the white kid was so real ! I love it

[@pzigotnofilterp7882]

Yeah true true. Back when white was white and black was black. Miss those days. These days the reply would of been so different. smh

[@wheatleythebrick2276]

PziGotNoFilter P what?

[@attilakristaly3712]

Yeah loved his honesty,AC/DC fan for sure...

[@iyoungflaco6037]

Wheatley, the prick back when people was honest in their opinion,and basically nowadays that same white kid, would've flexed and say he loved rap so much....when he didn't

[@molink3123]

Fr tho lmao

[@mikeyshmelby2291]

I used to watch arsenio religiously but I missed this, wish I would have seen it back then.

[@christopherharper9932]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@TrollingClanPrank]

dope man i wish i was born at that times

[@Shortlady82]

TrollingClan Prank it was the best!

[@TrollingClanPrank]

yah man my fucking generation listens to all these wack rappers its sad im old school man for life i was born 1999

[@Shortlady82]

TrollingClan Prank my sister is a year older than you and she hates 90s music 😱😫😫😖😔😨. Those were the best time to be a teen and wouldn't trade it for the world lol.

[@TrollingClanPrank]

yah they be listening to trash man 90s for life

[@chorizo_on_milfs7386]

I was 13 years old when this shit came out it was the shiznit

[@vinvinmccalpine5806]

i was 12

[@slipnorris5882]

grew up fast

[@christianblack392]

"was"?...

[@2paczfan]

dre always had the dopest mixes and intros

[@sportsfan5548]

This episode of Arsenio was the first time I had ever heard Snoop Dogg. It didn't take me long to realize that he would be a superstar. A few days later, I went and bought the album.

[@hamzama696]

If "the Chronic" dropped nowadays.. It would without doubt hit number 1 on billboard

[@matthewmann8969]

Dre has made his mark on Hip Hop/Rap his production and beat making skills are on top of everything and the way he narrates is very amazing as well and the way he may have ghost writers for most of his raps but he still has control of what they say and how they say it like he is grading a test

[@foskco87]

So young and early on in their careers and they were already such well polished performers

[@ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox]

dre wasnt ................. he was with NWA before this

[@CarsonsVideos]

"I dont smoke weed or cess, but I name my album The Chronic!"

[@zecxixo]

I miss these days... Dr.dre and Snoop dogg: The best collaboration ever!

[@jdubb709]

Them was the good ol days when real music had meaning and was about something!

[@KJ3113]

jesse ramos Soo true! The 90's rap was the best. Todays rap isn't even remotely close

[@benjaminhenanger6794]

the beat's genius, but the actual lyrics of this song are meaningless. Still a rap classic nonetheless!

[@jordanr2244]

jesse ramos nigga, what serious meaning did this song had?

[@dasriteneyuka]

i cried in laughter when dre looked at that kid and was like"listen to this you'll grow up real fast" so true i was listening to this when i was 5 with my babysitter and i grew up right there

[@ZerricDotcom1]

This was a great period for hip hop. Most of my money went towards buying cd's at the time. I remember when they came in the big boxes like that too! The Chronic was definitely one of my most used cd's.

[@pepstalynn]

I was still buying cassettes at that time.

[@packofhounds]

Flawless live performance. Much better than a lot of live rap performances where the main rapper splits the lines with two or three other no name guys behind them.

[@187umkillas]

The Original Studio gangstas lol RIP EAZY

[@kjhall140]

Dr dre is an OG GANGSTA

[@187umkillas]

+Justice Will Rise wtf ur on fuckin crack u little bitch! Hahah u clearly don't kno anything lol wata piece of shit

[@187umkillas]

+Kj Hall hahahahahahahahahah on wat planet? lol dam people don't kno shit

[@kjhall140]

187umkillas who

[@187umkillas]

+Kj Hall see clearly don't kno shit haha but yea dre is a gangsta.. An Og.. And OG STUDIO GANGSTA haha

[@prescriptionfunk93]

Classic Dre & Snoop!💥💯🦾

[@jerome5ify]

i think for a producer he's a good rapper, love the chronic since 1992 i was 13 and bought the cassette

[@erfansvideos]

"cause my beeper kept on beepin" ..you know it's old school when a beeper comes in the picture.

[@shawoo]

Damn I remember when they sold CDs in those cardboard boxes.

[@Artrageousss]

They Came With Rolling Paper..

[@AdoIf88HitIer]

+KiidDynamiite fuck

[@countravioli964]

Same those were the days

[@raygarcia1103]

shawoo I tripped out on that too! I was like daaamn! taking it back!

[@JDotLoc]

ive got the original long box version of the chronic!

[@dedricthere]

I love the scratch at the very end with the "Compton and Long Beach together now you know you in trouble" that was dope.

[@kie1996]

Snoop has a flow that’ll never be matched

[@daishahb]

thank god i got to live in the 90's even though i was a kid the whole 90's and early 00's but i grew up on some good ass music and around dope culture this new stuff is definitely watered down

[@187BURNZY]

this was a fucking great time in Hip Hop

[@vatozl0c0z]

the times when snapbacks was dope.

[@cryptolord9826]

Funny how he said people in Australia don’t listen to rap I purchased this CD first day it dropped also was into rap since late 80s and I’m from Australia

[@MichaelM-jw1nz]

Snoop always had unique swag.

[@dingzcr0897]

Very successful guy coming from where he did, he should be proud.

[@jeanmanuel77]

Hahaha They changed the word Bitch for woman in this entire performance..But at the end Snoop yelled B-icht !!

[@BigWilt2000]

Jean Capelli Because Dre's mom was there so that's why they didn't say Bitch and Snoop said Biatch.

[@Susu83661]

no its because he cant say this in Tv

[@codyhavard3630]

The accumulator of so many classics, GOAT

[@willvicscar5910]

DOC wrote most of g thang helped snoop with his verses Doc shaped the chronic lyrically

[@TosereOjeme]

Snoop wrote G Thang. D.O.C only added the “like this, that and this” part to it.

[@nmarcus7233]

Yup, Snoop admitted DOC tightened his rhymes

[@TosereOjeme]

@@nmarcus7233 doesn’t mean he wrote for him. He taught all of them how to structure their raps and do hooks. I have a video of DOC saying Snoop himself wrote G thang. Y’all should stop taking Snoop’s credits

[@spr1nttt]

​@@TosereOjeme Snoop wrote and a Dr.Dre's verses?

[@TosereOjeme]

@@spr1nttt yes! If you need proof it’s on KZbin. DOC says categorically that Snoop wrote everything asides from “like this, like that and this and ahhh” that was DOC’s contribution. I can’t share the KZbin link because KZbin keeps deleting my comment.

[@stefkomilosevic]

man dre really does look like his mom!

[@Oliviux78]

I’m so glad they put Snoop on there. Snoop and Dre together are amazing.

[@dariobejo1823]

1:36 he will always be remembered for discovering Eminem , his rapping career also but Eminem its on a different level .

[@Legenda20SLO]

Shit I died from laughing when Snoop said Beeeyatch in the end :D

[@wfc1987]

This is a real live rap performance. Nowadays just a buncha dudes jumpin and screamin...sounds mostly awful except for a few artists.

[@epramos6800]

Or they're mumbling... MmMmMmmmMMmMmMZMMmmH!

[@haabiam4752]

hahaha true that

[@tbeautifulmelodies9820]

William Francis not calling females out of their names isn't what I call rap either. smdh! no different then artists out here today.

[@wfc1987]

lovinglife beautifulmelodies From that sexism point of view shit ain't changed at all true...I was strictly coming from a musical performance perspective lol.

[@bennetttrevor3]

cmon chill with them feelings yo

[@heruapocalypse2021]

Damn I missed Those Day's! That's how You do a Rhyme Performance.

[@erichegwood239]

This performance made me run out the next day and pick up the Chronic album and my life was changed from that moment on. Epic performance!

[@abdellahbenmadine7404]

dr.dre and snoop dogg good freinds in the world i love you 👋😍😘👍👍

[@golddeedaone]

these times in hip hop were golden ,thanks godd for let me see and ear and live threw da real hip hop .

[@golddeedaone]

but at da same time alot of people as fallen from it too , rest in peace to a whole lot of yall .increase the peace.

[@seleukus856]

Dre can’t sit down, cuz his momma was there😂😂😂

[@chriscabcabin557]

Still bumping this

[@darealogplayerd.r.o.p4461]

Golden era Golden music Real G-olden culture from Golden streets in 80s 90s

[@rodolfohernandez354]

Today’s rappers should watch this performance on a daily basis

[@carljohnson7096]

this is much gold right here 1993 ho yeah times that never come back damn

[@rafadoggs]

I believe this was one the rare deep cover performances on TV.

[@bryanphipps9131]

I was rolling around in my El Camino in high school when this came out. Just as good if not better now !

[@jcontheroad1210]

20 years since the chronic! RESPECT

[@jj3164]

30 now

[@MegaZz23]

Arsenio Hall was the best show ever.

[@abdellahbenmadine7404]

dr.dre and snoop good good freinds in the world i love you 👋😍😘👍👍

[@adrianscranton6330]

kool to see and hear this again - arsenio was the hit show dems dayz

[@Chasedwalk]

Yes. Warren G is Dre's 1/2 brother. Warren, Snoop & Nate Dogg grew up together and were in a group. Warren gave Dre their demo. Dre had just left NWA and started Death Row Records. He signed Snoop & Nate. Snoop and the DOC wrote most the lyrics to Dre's first album The Chronic. The song 187 on a Undercover Cop from the Deep Cover soundtrack and The Chronic was what introduced Snoop to the world.

[@slipnorris5882]

"wha't the most prolific thing that you have written" I can see Arsenio is a big fan

[@mazariego16]

This shits my type of Jam, maann I wish I was born in this era tho

[@demitrioushasaka5673]

Goat rap producer. No doubt.

[@ravinwatkinsjr4739]

they killed it!

[@Nanbebe7]

The best rap song and video ever! I bought it and know all the words! Lol

[@josiedesir8712]

Dre you a fucking goddess with them beat man 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥☄️☄️☄️

[@epramos6800]

Gotta love all the Dr. Dre haters..

[@daekwondaprophet1121]

lovinglife beautifulmelodies He was being sarcastic.

[@maryanneweldon8040]

The memories...wow

[@kimaretydesign]

Chronic Doggy style All Eyez On Me Deathrow gave us timeless classic albums

[@KagisoMaako-ys6gz]

Best Hip Hop/Rap Producer....the 90s was the best era

[@marygoodman9530]

Legends 🎉💖🎶🔥🎶✨💖

[@dc_5sauce]

Today is Dr. Dre's Birthday!

[@bluehappyscrap]

That's called Dre day!😁

[@TheTyisawesome]

This is some good stuff. True Legends doing there thing in the early days

[@poopfool7915]

this is fucking legendary epidemy of our ability in words through human generation to the next, theres never enough words to say untill god says so through death rip tupac all them

[@christopherharper9932]

Damn i was in my early 20s still in Queens when this came on...

[@HazeBuster0531]

LEGEND!!!

[@yoyowiggles3556]

Now Imagine... Dr. Dre: "I like this kid man haha" Arsenio: "Nathan, you like rap Nathan?" Nathan: " Uhh yeah I listen to Eazy E a lot Everyone:"Oooooooooooooooh" That would be crazy......

[@musahaque2000]

Eazy E's always everyone's pick from NWA but Dre's my number one, not many people will say that.

[@yoyowiggles3556]

Honestly Ice cube is my pick from NWA, so not EVERYONE chooses Easy E....

[@yoyowiggles3556]

@@musahaque2000 Some people like Eazy E, I like the Ice, & you like the D everyone's different I accept you for who you are

[@musahaque2000]

@@yoyowiggles3556 Thanks man, respect you the same, some like Eazy, there'd be people like you and I who like Cube and Dre, different favourites.

[@diat1725]

Kid: ohhh she thang

[@slipnorris5882]

Dre was so street

[@JEFFMAN90]

If it wasn't for eazy dr dre wouldn't be where he is today

[@Christopher-rt1jq]

pure gold

[@Mina-di8ly]

20 years... never expired

[@yengyang5870]

Straight up God talent. No autotune, lip sing and bs

[@mikericks8829]

But snoop never know he was gonna be a icon and king of rap and entertainment.💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mikifunzone9073]

I miss those days and at the same time don't miss them. The streets were too hectic back then.

[@GoProGoalieUzi]

STILL WATERS RUN DEEP!!! TWO OF THE BEST!

[@OtarKiZ]

DOGG AND DRE FOREVER YEAH

[@MrSmokeytheplumber]

These were the fuckin days!

[@markrobby7136]

I noticed that those LA guys speaks well with a clear accent even if they never been to collage or uni, unlike their counterparts from the south and from Chicago that are so ghetto in their accents. The New Yorkers are cool too.

[@mikejazz9400]

Cuz LA guys are real gangstas! They have to deal with the bigger organized crime syndicates, Italians, Russians, Irish, Yakuza etc. Different gangsta organizations like the LAPD - biggest gang in LA, Sheriffs - another big gang in LA. You get the picture!

[@markrobby7136]

@@mikejazz9400 ,ok, i see!

[@udontknowme6764]

Well a lot of my OGS told me a lot of people fled from the South,Chicago down to California in the 50s after segregation was getting heavy,white homeowners were raising Rent