FIRST TIME HEARING Snoop Dogg Gin And Juice REACTION

[@jasoncinema]

I turn 39 this year and immediately felt 58 years older when he said, “What’s an 8 track?” 😂

[@recycleyourcar]

I turned 39 this year and felt exactly the same!

[@TanyaQueen182]

LMAO

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

"What the hell is an 8-Track" Oof, damn son.

[@leewinstead917]

I suddenly feel so old.

[@curlygal7315]

Right!? An 8-track was an older version of a “ cassette tape “ everywhere in the ‘70’s. ( Gawd I hope he knows what a cassette tape is). 🤣🤦‍♀️

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

@@leewinstead917 I just decayed and rotted into the ground hearing that . . .

[@leewinstead917]

@@curlygal7315 I was thinking the same thing, but was afraid to ask. 8-track was really my parents' era, cassette was mine.

[@curlygal7315]

@Lee Winstead- Same! I knew of 8-tracks, because of my aunts/uncles. My parents were heavy into their Vinyl. I loved my Tapes so much! I actually miss them! Compared to CD’s they were pretty indestructible! I so miss going to Tower Records to pick up the latest single/album! It was a music experience! I feel sorry for kids that have only grown up on IPods, Spotify, etc. It’s just not the same as “ owning” music you can pick up , hold, look at the Album Cover, read the liner notes, the dedications, thanks you’d, lyrics, etc. or how ‘bout just going to Tower to “ browse”? Aww I loved it! I’d be there for hours just discovering older music. I thought about all these kids who weren’t exposed to their parents’ generation of music for whatever reason, & I think it’s really sad. But I also think that kids/adults Lack of dependence on the radio is kinda a bad thing in the sense that no one really needs to listen to it anymore. Everyone can watch or listen to whatever they want when they want. But sadly, are stuck in their own little bubble when they do that. I mean that’s how we all knew the top songs from all genres, latest singles etc. It didn’t matter what your favorite music was back in the day, we all had our finger on the pulse of what was going on in music whether it was pop, rock, metal, alternative, rap, R&B, etc. I really feel that streaming devices/apps are dividing us more than anything. Not to mention, Artists are not as exposed to other artists because they’re not listening to the radio either, ( their competition isn’t as in their face as it was). It gave us much better music! The last remnants of good music, started dying off around 2005. Granted we have some now, but nothing like the ‘60’s-‘90’s! I’m just grateful to have grown up in that era of music, & I thank my parents all the time for exposing me to all the greats of the ‘60’s & ‘70’s! I can’t imagine just listening to one genre and only contemporary. I guess I never realized how big of a deal music was in our family, until I saw some of these young people on here who seem like their parents never listened to music while in the car, House, etc. I just can’t fathom that! 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@boling1879]

Snoop’s debut was in 1992 with Dr. Dre on the song deep cover.

[@LadybugLuv]

187 on the undercover cop!

[@jasondaniels640]

And debut album Doggystyle, but legit a classic album... You could do a live stream of the album and i guarantee you'll have a jam and i tune in for that hour.

[@jaxon5058]

yeassir and the chronic dre brought him up

[@futurewifeyandhubby3317]

Listen to ain't no fun he went crazy

[@blinkmoomoomidzy]

Really hate this 'clean' version, ruins the flow in my mind

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Censoring out "endo" sounds hilariously stupid. I can understand cutting "Oh that bitch," but come on: a slang euphemism for weed is too dirty? America needs to grow up, and quick.

[@TrillianSwan]

I've never heard the clean version before, it sounds so weird! :)

[@bigouncee]

Yo that’s fax, hate this version just because of that

[@hcradeur]

He said “what the heck is an 8-track?” 😂

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

Snoop was born cool...straight out of the womb, winks at the nurse, “wassup”

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

I remember losing a lot of friends in middle school when they told me they didn't like this song. Sorry, bros. I'm a metal head and a rap head too (and a punk rocker, and a skankin' ska fan, classical symphony patron, doo-wop, . . . good music is good music y'all!)

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

Good music is good music! #lifelongrockinmetalhead

[@brettg274]

Man, this takes me back to 7th grade, haha. This was his debut album, 1992, he’s probably 20 in this video. Good times.

[@jimmydeakins3701]

I was 23 years old.

[@chrisjarvis2287]

Little kid in the bandana bouncing on the couch is Bow Wow.

[@elizabethmurray7815]

Recorded in 93 Released 1/15/94 g-funk hip-hop west coast favor Slapping the bone down is like "take that & what you gonna do.

[@ajogg]

Gin and Juice came out in `93. An 8 track is an 8 track tape (tapes we listened to before cassettes - big in the late 60s and 70s).

[@philthemovieguy81]

Do you have ANY idea how old you just made me feel just by saying "What the heck is an 8-Track??" Excuse me while I start planning my early retirement 😭

[@gwillis01]

Yes I too am an old head that knows what an 8 track is

[@noth1ng5id]

Same Dude lolol

[@mohenders1183]

What the heck is an 8 track? , hahahaha. best laugh i had today!

[@the1andonlyknudsen]

Another song by Snoop I always loved was "Tha Shiznit". The tune is awesome

[@rockrhymrr]

the tune? hahaha

[@guestuser2373]

LOL What is a 8- track?

[@EsqChrio]

This is my favorite Snoop Dogg song. Period. What the hell is an 8-track? Damn I feel old.

[@nikkiseguin4086]

Snoop came out on the 90's and took off! This is my favorite by him, but his music is all good.

[@lindapowers8592]

He was young😂 An 8 Track the the tape player in cars 🚘 before cassette tapes were invented🤣

[@christineyacono977]

I knew him as Snoopy back in Junior high school!

[@coocoocachooglin]

The man said, "what the hell is an 8-Track?" I'm ded.

[@DallasChitown]

He debut in the early 90's. On soundtrack cut from a movie called Deep Cover with Laurance Fishburn You must watch that music video. That was the first time the world say Snoop. Him and Dr. Dre killed that song

[@streetrai]

man how young are you that you don't know some of these videos you're reacting to? Seems like there's a trend among reaction videos of people saying hmm never heard of this and it's classic hip hop...see this right here is how mumble rap happens people don't know the origins of the genre.

[@wesleyhoskins2228]

Hip hop doesn't care anything about legacy and rock and metal cares too much about legacy. That's why Post Malone is doing songs with Ozzy Osbourne

[@rb7007]

He was only about 20 here! 😀 One of his best tunes. Check out “Deep Cover” - him featuring dr Dre.

[@punkwarlord]

lol I like how you tried to improve the video quality. That was the best video quality we had back then.

[@reshaud81]

Snoop came on the scene in the early 90s!

[@judithcampbell3354]

Snoop is still amazing 🔥💜🔥

[@gwillis01]

Slapping the pieces hard is the macho, tough guy way to play dominos.

[@DMB088]

First time hearing, but you're singing along, lol

[@matthewdrake4385]

He's heard the song, but not seen the video.

[@DMB088]

@@matthewdrake4385 ahhh, so the title is misleading since it says "first time hearing"

[@matthewdrake4385]

Should have said something like First Time video reaction to Gin and Juice. He even stated before the video, that he had heard Today was a good day before, but also not seen the video.

[@kittykatt7652]

@@DMB088 FACTS FACTS FACTS

[@DMB088]

@@matthewdrake4385 I skip through when there's a lot of talking at the beginning. I already waste too much time on KZbin. Just get to the good stuff 😉

[@futurewifeyandhubby3317]

Start of his legendary run

[@zippy0to60]

Snoop is Still one of my favorites

[@doobernow]

Dre's 'The Chronic' was and still is one of the best albums ever! That's where we heard Snoop the first time.

[@toni3432]

92 i will never forget this time and the Musik. The Album was crasy and i her it today some young g never her it bevor.Respekt for your Videos bro...💯💥💥💥💥👍

[@bethanyjohnstone7557]

“What the heck is an 8 track.” OOOOFFFF. #WhenDidIGetOld

[@dmc8103]

The little kid jumping on the couch is bowwow

[@deecal2001]

Lord!! An eight track was about the size of a VCR tape. If you had a nice car back then you could play an eight track in your vehicle. Music eventually upgraded to a tiny cassette tape. I feel so old 😫😫😫

[@CharlesTheOpinionatedPug]

Banger. Period.

[@CRACKERBOX72]

1st album was 93

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Brings me back to the mid 90s

[@JCourts2k23]

Murder was the case was a good snoop song

[@SmartyArtNegro]

React to Lauryn Hill Doo Wop That Thing. She's the female Fugees member.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Ooh, what a groove!

[@juliebarry7393]

Fu-gee-la is still in my top 5 go to jams 😂. And Killing me softly....

[@controlZchannel]

This video is Snoop's debut.

[@Kylue7]

Another popular one he did was whats my name.

[@auckalukaum]

Man, this is the best era for rap, hands down. You need to do some LL Cool J while you're at it, Sir Mix A Lot, Ton Loc, Digital Underground, so many.

[@danaherbie3208]

DANG THIS BRINGS ME BACK TO HANGING WITH MY OLDEST BROTHER BACK IN THE DAY He would go to shoot basketball with his friends and play this in the car 🤣

[@lindaaugone6294]

whoever back when this came out would think Snoop would become so main stream commercials drinking fruity drinks on the beach tv show with martha stewart and so much more

[@Juggalossg0_YT]

by this point I feel like you have been living under a damn rock your whole life.

[@evilclowntra]

🌟 *YA SLAMMM the last DOMINO* - it's called *CAPICU* !!! Stay Safe😷& 💗 Much Love ~

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

We were youngsters then that’s why Snoop looks like that

[@kemitamenophis3221]

NWA and Ice Cube were the epicenter of West Coast Hip Hop. Before local groups did not get national play. NYC being the birthplace of Hip Hip beginning back in the 70's as an organic urban scene alternative to the Disco Scene.

[@jasonfordjsf]

The stuff he did with Dre on The Chronic is incredible.

[@kdizzle6349]

1992 - I was 18, in my first apartment, and smoking’ lots of “endo” to this song while drinking 40’s of OE or Colt45.....and I’m a white girl that grew up on a farm. Damn....life was good.

[@TanyaQueen182]

I see I'm not the only Gen Xer that felt old that he didn't know what an 8 track was. I remember my dad showing me how to record over one lol.

[@lesliestanton3439]

Thank you for doing this!! LOVE Snoop!!! Not sure why Ice Cube isn't loading. I noticed it has no views also.

[@nikkiseguin4086]

Please react to Beastie Boys Fight For Your Right

[@gwillis01]

Another vote for "You Gotta Fight For Your Right to Party"

[@michellestarling217]

1990s, and several from his first record all the way to his appearances now.

[@MarcusMilld]

He debute in 92 and his first album drop in 94

[@vonbass1300]

8 track is like a big cassette tape. Yes! If it's just the guys playing, dominos are "played" with some force. If you have older relatives playing, you better not slam them down like that. Lol

[@victhebrickgaming2227]

Dre introduced Snoop Doggy Dogg to the world in 1991 on the Deep Cover Soundtrack with the self title single Deep Cover and it’s 🔥

[@deathbeforedishonor2133]

Is that bow wow in the number 22 jersey ayeeeee lmao

[@jmayconzs]

snoop of 90's >>

[@danaherbie3208]

My favorite Snoop Dogg song is called" murder was the case"

[@bryguy7591]

8track was before regular cassette tapes and CDs

[@gigga143]

it’s so weird they block out indo, they didn’t used to when it first came out lol maybe cause the censors didn’t know what it meant back then lol

[@swanqueen]

It's a euphemism for weed. They knew what it was. Smoking is legal. Smoking marijuana.... not so much. At least in the early 90's!

[@bryguy7591]

This is almost 30 years old

[@mguthro]

Who am I? Is my favorite Snoop song. Ain't no fun is good too. Check out Regulate by Warren G n Nate Dog

[@sharonjarrett8953]

Montell Jordan “ This Is How We Do It”

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

I was drinking Gin N Juice in 96/97

[@dinosaurrecords]

1992 he debuted with track DEEP COVER with Dr. Dre.

[@xtop23]

man that bass line is too damn filthy

[@kylemoseley2239]

My favorite song is murder was the case that they gave me by Snoop Dogg

[@matthewdrake4385]

Snoop came out before Biggie and 2pac. First single with Dr Dre came in 92. Dre's album the Chronic had Snoop on it as a featured artist, along with others. Snoop's debut came in 93 I think. Meaning that Snoop was in his early 20s when that came out.

[@flucas6595]

For the correction 2Pac was out before Snoop. First single with Digital Underground came in 91 and released his debut album 2Pacalyspe in late 91.

[@therealc.t.7085]

You definitely had heard this before, bro lol you were mouthing the lyrics in the first verse

[@darrianboyd333]

In 1991 with the song “Deep Cover” for the Deep cover movie

[@renee176]

Yup, It can get that deep. You must not play spades , because spades is even deeper… lol!

[@chadclaude9044]

Bones is deep, just like spades slapping cards

[@stephanieclark9849]

Please do Snoop Dogg - 'Drop it like it's hot'

[@gwillis01]

Another vote for "Drop It Like It's Hot"

[@MikeDijital]

snoop showed up in 1992

[@jimmydeakins3701]

This album was 1994, but 1992 is the answer

[@ZombieLoyalist]

Pretty sure snoop was 19 when he started making this album.

[@trucknlifewithladybelle5557]

Lol 😆 🤣 😂 what the heck is a 8 Track.. My age is showing

[@lakermd]

His debut was on a single with Dre called deep cover. After that he blew up on dre's chronic album in 92 also. His first record was a little later early 93 and this was his first solo hit

[@chrissawyer8548]

The gords did a great cover of this blue grass style

[@carolbenners9685]

One of the lil kids was Bow Bow

[@jerbearschannel2208]

1991

[@aszzzrock4784]

Please react to Beastie Boys Root Down Video

[@jesrush]

Whaaaa? First time hearing this? No way. And your volume isn’t loud enough on your mike. Oh okay....I was like this a classic song.✌️😊

[@karenhine1553]

Snoop dogg debut was in 1992

[@kerry7713]

Favorite song - Murda was the case.

[@Dznytoy]

1990's, this song was released in 1993

[@michellestarling217]

What's an 8 track? 😆🤣💀 Basically between the vinyl records and cassette tape.

[@lllexoduslll]

Rappin 4 Tay - Players Club

[@Kylue7]

Try willy nelson snoop dog/ Superman 🤙 definitely a mix.

[@Kylue7]

8 track is a nock off of a record 😆

[@lakermd]

It ain't chill when you got couple of Hundos on it. It's a 90's thang youngster

[@tygerj2908]

Lodi Dodi

[@teresamcclendon9029]

Lodi Dodi!! Please!!

[@BootlegJustice22]

I'm almost sixty years old, and I still don't understand censorship. What the hell is wrong with smoking Endo?

[@TheJalen1222]

Snoop debut 1992 on deep cover

[@reshaud81]

Please react to Donny Hathaway. Any song he ever made in his short life was a banger. I'd start with A Song For You and go from there!

[@SmartyArtNegro]

I have a Lauryn Hill/Fugees playlist in the comment section you should check out.

[@hobbitwookiee2540]

An 8 track was a cassette tape.