FIRST TIME HEARING- The D.O.C - It's Funky Enough REACTION

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[@MrJimmGrant]

He was a dope writer, he even taught Snoop how to write and structure his lyrics

[@lee757va]

Facts

[@bducey]

You can tell . Even though i like Doggfather, you can tell DOC wasnt there.

[@vegashainning8071]

No Doubt

[@BlackEffect]

And he from my city Dallas,Tx

[@abubakirhassan6913]

The D.O.C also wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" and "Fuck tha police", and he wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised"

[@robertcrafter119]

He dropped a CLASSIC gangster rap album & only cursed twice on the entire album!! If not for his accident, he would be TOP 5 EASY!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@YouGotOptions2]

He still is top 5 in my book

[@narotic6133]

Ya the accident was a tragedy, D.O.C. had potential to be like the Texas Rakim, that whole No one can do it better album is classic, the formula was another dope single

[@shonl7445]

He never really claimed Texas though

[@BigA_DaTrucka]

Scarface is our Rakim in Texas

[@JoshuaMitchell-bey7]

@@shonl7445Yes he did!

[@JoshuaMitchell-bey7]

@@BigA_DaTruckaIt would’ve been Doc before Scarface.

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

His flow and cadence is insane! Rip to his voice. He would have been a force to be reckoned with! Incredible lyricist

[@noble78b]

This was a collection of rhymes he had in his head. He was drunk and wanted to to rhyme with a Jamaican accent to go with the sample he gave Dr Dre

[@djmoedee2929]

Even though he lost his voice from the accident, his career isn't ruined. He wrote for NWA after Ice Cube left and also did a lot of writing for Dr. Dre for his albums so he's definitely still paid. Also another dope D.O.C. track is The DOC and The Doctor.

[@L1am21]

I like some of hes song with his new voice. Like 4 my doggs and ruthless to deathrow.

[@abubakirhassan6913]

The D.O.C also wrote for N.W.A when Ice Cube was in N.W.A. The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" and "Fuck the police" and he wrote Dr Dre's lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised"

[@maddoxmalcolm]

He wrote a lot of the raps for Dr. Dre.

[@abubakirhassan6913]

He also wrote songs for Eazy-E and N.W.A The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton (N.W.A)" and he wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Fuck the police (N.W.A)" (Both from the "Straight outta Compton" album) he wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised (N.W.A)" ("Straight outta Compton" - Album) Dr. Dre's lyrics in"Niggaz 4 life" (N.W.A) (Niggaz4life album) Eazy-E's lyrics in "Appetite for destruction" (N.W.A) (Niggaz4life" - Album) Dr. Dres lyrics in "Always into somethin'" (N.W.A) (Niggaz4life - album) lyrics in "One less bitch" (N.W.A) (Niggaz 4 life - album) Lyrics in "Approach to Danger" (N.W.A) (Niggaz4life- album) Lyrics in "The Dayz of wayback" (N.W.A) (Niggaz 4 life - Album) He wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Still Talking" (Eazy-Duz-It) "Eazy-Duz-It" (Eazy-Duz-It) "We want Eazy" (Eazy-Duz-It)

[@brandocallejas9202]

Fun fact The D.O.C was actually drunk while recording its funky enough and did it in one take. that’s why he has that Rasta flow going on in the video because in the same vlad interview while he was drunk he said it came off more natural.

[@WestsidePiFF]

One thing I like about the DOC is that he was a dope Emcee but didn’t have to heavily use curse words, even though he was on Ruthless records. That was an underrated attribute to his style.

[@GlenHibbert]

That’s a lost art!

[@damonmcmann5293]

Facts! He was a natural writer

[@maysonstorm4956]

DOC was, in my opinion, tthe dopest on Ruthless. His album. "No One Can Do It Better" is one of my all time favorites. After Cube left NWA, DOC and Ren were the primary writers for the crew and he wrote for Dr. Dre nearly his entire career. After his accident, Dr. Dre, has acttually taken care of him his whole liife.

[@harrra1]

DOC was solo artist part of the Ruthless family. He wrote lyrics for NWA albums... Dre solo albums, Snoop...etc. But the car accident derailed a career where we could be looking at a Mount Rushmore of artists in which he could have been one. His first album, No One Can Do it Better... 🙌👏👏👏👏; I think he may cursed like two or three times the whole album. Dude is probably one of the most underrated artists ever.

[@I_be_e]

Dallas Oak Cliff is the DOC! One helluva emcee and writer that was the Ace Card for Ruthless Records!! He and Cube we the first two non Eastcoast emcees that really got respect from Eastcoast emcees and fans in my opinion

[@goldiesob]

The D.O.C , Three Times Dope, Nice And Smooth ,Heavy D And The Boyz ,De La Soul, Kool G Rap And Dj Polo all dropped around the same time great time in Hip Hop .

[@BornSavior555]

“Stop him in his tracks, show him that I am RUTHLESS”

[@L1am21]

Yo Dre boy you should of known by now

[@cejota456]

@@L1am21 Eazy duz it!

[@4thQtrTrane]

“No crowd can avoid the D-O to the C/when I’m P-E-R-F-O-R-M-I-N-G” 🔥🔥🔥👑👑👑

[@John__Dough]

The D.O.C ghostwrote many of Dr. Dre’s songs. He was dope.

[@abubakirhassan6913]

The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in Straight outta Compton (N.W.A) and Fuck tha police (N.W.A) and Dr. Dres lyrics in Parental discretion iz advised (N.W.A)

[@mobeasley8577]

This whole album was dope. The song writing, lyrics, production all top notch. One of my top ten albums of all time.

[@ricardoronin5170]

He was Dre's artist. Which back then meant that he was Easy's artist. DOC revealed that he's lived with dre all this time.

[@eternitydriven9422]

If you wanna hear a joint that compliments his powerful delivery check out ," The DOC and the Doctor ". Must hear

[@kieranallen9892]

One of the best flowing MCs to ever bless the MIC, this whole album is iconic, listen to Lend Me an Ear

[@blackjesus6433]

He would've been the best southern MC of all time. 🙏🏾

[@shonl7445]

When did he ever claim the South? Idc where he was from, he didn't claim the South. Just like Pac aint claim the east coast.

[@L1am21]

Hes front cover is in Dallas.

[@jaspervetti5012]

D.O.C. - The Grand Finale (feat. N.W.A.)

[@nkc349]

now THIS is some west coast fiyahhhhh!!!!!

[@william_holla]

The D.O.C. is one of the illest mc's to emerge from the South even though people thought he was from Cali

[@Elticol0co]

The darkskin guy bouncing in the video is TK Kirkland from the Vlad videos, he used to open up for NWA right before they performed.

[@MistaAmazin]

LOL at your face expression. This shit had me like 🙌🏾 at 10 yrs old when this came out!

[@Reignsupreme76]

If The DOC didn't get in that unfortunate car accident, he would easily be a Top 5 MC of all time! Dope voice, dope delivery, and dope word play!

[@KingTey9845]

The D.O.C - The FORMULA! Joint is hard!

[@ScottBuckets]

Other D.O.C joints to check are Portrait of a Masterpiece which was a more uptempo track and the Grand Finale which featured NWA

[@clintongray5065]

Yes 🙌🏾 I recommended that to especially whirlwind pyramid

[@LITMOVIESCENES]

Grand Finale is the one..and mind blowin

[@jimmycunningham4475]

Ice Cube and DOC. Wrote most of all of the NWA lyrics on the first album. When cube left DOC wrote a majority of NWA second album and wrote most of the lyrics on DR Dre’s chronic album and snoop credits him him teaching him and mentoring him on how to write lyrics. DOC is originally from Dallas Texas and before joining the NWA crew was apart of the Fila Crew out of Dallas TX. DOC also says his favorite rapper and biggest influence what the GOAT Rakim.

[@abubakirhassan6913]

Ice Cube wrote 10 songs for N.W.A The D.O.C wrote 11 songs for N.W.A MC Ren wrote 23 songs for N.W.A Straight outta Compton (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C) Fuck the police (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C) Gangsta Gangsta (Written by Ice Cube) If it ain't ruff (written by MC Ren) Parental discretion iz advised (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C) 8 Ball (remix) (written by Ice Cube) Somethin' like that (written by MC Ren) Express yourself (written by Ice Cube) Compton's in the house (written by Ice Cube & MC Ren) I ain't tha 1 (written by Ice Cube) Dopeman (Remix) (written by Ice Cube) Quiet on tha set (written by MC Ren) Somethin' 2 dance 2 (written by Arabian Prince, Dr. Dre, Eazy-E) Prelude (written by MC Ren & Above the Law) Real niggaz don't die (written by MC Ren & The D.O.C) Niggaz 4 life (written by MC Ren & The D.O.C) Appetite for destruction (written by MC Ren, The D.O.C & Kokane) Alwayz into somethin' (written by MC Ren & The D.O.C) Real niggaz (written by MC Ren) One less bitch (written by The D.O.C) Findum fuckum and flee (written by Dr. Dre, MC Ren & Eazy-E) Automobile (written by Eazy-E) She swallowed it (written by MC Ren) I'd rather fuck you (written by Dr Dre & Eazy-E) Approach to danger (written by MC Ren & The D.O.C) The Dayz of wayback (written by MC Ren & The D.O.C) 100 miles and runnin' (written by MC Ren, Cold 187um) Just don't bite it (written by MC Ren) Sa Prize (Part 2) (written by The D.O.C, MC Ren) Kamurshol (written by MC Ren & Dr. Dre) 8-Ball (written by Ice Cube) A bitch iz a bitch (written by Ice Cube) Panic zone (written by Arabian Prince & Krazy Dee) Dopeman (written by Ice Cube)

[@tahke8284]

Im from BKLYN and this was a very underrated albums

[@darylshackelford3673]

No crowd can avoid the D-O to the C When I'm P-E-R-F-O-R-M-I-N-G

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

I never knew what he said but that was sick

[@tywayne3]

This is one of first songs that I remember being a track for the summer. Heard so many cars bumping this and Ain't No Future in Your Frontin.

[@jelaniwarner1529]

No doubt!💯

[@Marcos-uh7vm]

Cube, Dre, Eazy, Yella, DJ Speed, Laylaw, TK Kirkland, Krazy D, etc. all in this video!

[@shamarwitherspoon804]

He was the G.O.A.T In my opinion back in the Day on a side note the comedian TK kirkland in the video 😄😄

[@lee757va]

You still hear DOC when you hear some of dr dre. DOC continued in the industry as a ghostwriter.

[@MrOdzplat]

He wrote most of Snoop first album and he wrote the skits on Dre albums. Ice cube and D.O.C. wrote Easy E rhymes

[@bryanwilson5812]

Try being a 17 year old white kid bumping this album in his 89 Hyundai excel hatchback! My all time favorite

[@Duncan2199]

This whole album is a masterpiece. Check out his flow on Portrait of a Masterpiece....He goes off

[@BornSavior555]

Public Enemy-Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos

[@grendelz]

I saw NWA in concert right before this album dropped. He came on stage and did this and the crowd exploded.

[@marshalljankins4526]

You see TK Kirkland in there?

[@Reignsupreme76]

One of my favorite rap songs! This is what happens when a dope lyricist links up with a dope producer!

[@squarednupe4904]

One of the most underrated MCs. LEGEND‼️💯

[@TRINITYSTARR-qu8cl]

And I know EVERY SINGLE WORD JUST KEPT MY CROWN.❤NO ONE KNOWS IT THEY NOT READY 😊

[@subymanvince]

Before he became the DOC, he was part of TX based group call Fila Fresh Crew. The song I Hate To Go To Work was so funny the first time I heard it!

[@jimmycunningham4475]

It wasn’t the actual accident that ruined his voice and career. The doctor who did his operation to repair the damage screwed up by cutting off and removing too much tissue on the vocal cords which made the healing tissue because the vocal cords could not expand and the tissues spread out and lay evenly as it healed. Too much was removed and another doctor discovered the mistake much later. I do not know if he ever sued for that but it was the doctor’s screw up during the initial surgery following the accident that ruined his vocal cords and his career. He actually talks about it in an interview. Career gone all because of a doctor’s major mistake because he didn’t know what the hell he was doing. It you cut away too much tissue around a a wound during a surgery it makes it extremely difficult to heal because there is less room and space for the scar tissue to heal and be flexible and be in a relaxed state and lye flat as oppose to being too tight around the healing area and the regrowth of granulated tissue is severely compromised. The doctor during his surgery literally remove way too much tissue around and in the vocal cords so his cart did not end when his car flipped several times and ejected him which is a miracle. The damage substained would have healed, the DOC was lucky in that regard. His career ended in that damn operating table during the immediate surgery that took place right after the accident at the hands of an incompetent doctor. The DOC talks about this on how another doctor found the mistake later on and explained it to him as to the real reason why his voice never recovered and had no chance of returning due to what the first doctor had done. That’s the real reason he sounds the way he do today, literally a doctor cut away and removed far more tissue than he was suppose to and more than what was actually necessary. That’s a damn shame. That is what really turned him to having a serious drinking problem later because he was depressed to find that out and was self medicating for years but continued to write most of NWA’s material as well as for Dr Dre and teaching and mentoring snoop how to write and how to structure lyrics and verse and how to flow literally helping snoop be who he is today. The NWA nor Dre nor snoop happens or becomes who they are today as we know them without the DOC because he was the bigger reason for there success as he wrote a majority of everything including NWA’s 2nd album after Cube had left the group. And their classic 1st album is the product of Ice Cube and the DOC’s pen probably by 90-95 percent because the DOC and cube literally wrote all of the verses for everybody on that first album except for MC Rens verses.

[@purposepassionandlovetv863]

Every car trunk on the yard was bumping this...1989 Norfolk State University! Behold the Green and Gold!

[@clintongray5065]

Yes DOC would have been as big as anyone if not for his accident but his Pen game was still crazy you have to checkout Dr Dre Chronic album and even some of NWA Niggaz For Life Album he and MC Ren wrote that album which was a classic💪🏾

[@gfu1983]

I can’t believe TK Kirkland isn’t in these comments lol…. Never realized he was in the video

[@maddoxmalcolm]

TK a Real. One! He be telling the Truth!

[@318camcam]

Dude, you gotta react to “The Grand Finale” Eazy, Ren, Cube, and DOC all of them get busy on this track!

[@BlackIce100]

Since you did "The Bridge is over" you should hear what started it, "The Bridge" by Mc Shan & Marly Marl

[@boxingtrav2473]

Great reaction Ahmad. Shyne rapped on this beat on a song called Dats Gangsta. Its fire.

[@kyndread71]

That entire album is 🔥🔥🔥 I bought it on cassette in 1989... and had to buy a 2nd, because I wore out the first one. "Mind Blowin"... "Lend Me An Ear"... "The DOC and Dr Dre".... "The Formula" BANGERS!!!!

[@DannyBarrera-f7f]

DOC was a part of NWA, but he was a solo guy, he wrote for eazy e.

[@WonderMommaOG]

Holy sh*t! It's about time some reacted to the D.O.C.! You have to check out "Lend Me an Ear"!

[@chrisv966]

The Sylvers "Midemeanor" #originalsamples

[@Blacluvsupreme]

DOC=Dallas Oakcliff

[@sabarlow80]

Diggy diggy doc yall

[@runsett]

"so so so funky!"

[@AlonzoKitty]

Still one of the most funkiest dope tracks since 89 FLAWLESS

[@HBCSTL9587]

Told you 😀 Seriously, my neighbors would blast this daily for about a month when this dropped…the Southwest Rakim is accurate

[@TripSe7en_77]

D.O.C. wasn’t an official member of NWA but he was like an extended member. After Cube left he helped Ren write for Eazy. D.O.C. write the whole “We Want Eazy” joint. D.O.C. became a ghost writer after losing his voice and helped Snoop with his lyrics during the early part of Snoop’s career. Seeing that he was helping Snoop, obviously he stuck with Dre when Eazy and Dre fell out.

[@abubakirhassan6913]

The D.O.C also wrote for N.W.A The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" and "Fuck tha police", and he wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised"

[@akumawani]

he was set to take over the entire game. if not for that accident- lord only knows what he would have become..

[@SonDialer]

@ 5:20 why is that @TKKirkland ?

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

Because he a an affiliate with NWA and Ruthless

[@mschill5575]

Yo! You reacted to It's Funky Enough! Thank you! I missed this one.

[@DNA77]

Check out...let the bass go🔥🔥

[@kamielzeegers8106]

First reaction of yours I saw was on RTJ4. On "Out of sight" I think I remember you saying that beat sounded familiar. This is the one !

[@BockwinkleB]

Gotta compete the late 80s Dre production.... Above the Law "Livin Like Hustlas"

[@Paebakipctwnsfstk]

entire album is absolute fire

[@henrycastro9656]

He say " show them I am ruthless"

[@marshalljankins4526]

Dr Dre. King of the beats....

[@dapog]

Couple of things. He was signed to Ruthless as an artist, but also wrote allot of the rhymes. Dre & Eazy were not rappers, so everything they rapped was written by Cube, DOC or Ren. When Cube left then basically Ren n DOC. After the wreck he actually couldn't speak at all for a few years. To cope with the life changing event he started drinking even more. Which also caused him not to handle business. He was supposed to be part off Death Row ownership and he wrote tons of music for death row. But ended up not as part owner and not paid for any of his writing for death row or ruthless

[@casinolife7534]

This beat is a sample from The Sylvers-Misdemeanor! They were a Family Group modeled after The Jackson 5! Foster Sylver was the little Kid(Michael Jackson), lead Singer, but his talent was far, far away from Michael’s!

[@rigger49er]

This is goat shit young homie! Been waiting on this one. DOC would have been considered one of the Goats 🐐

[@steelersluv]

DOC produced a lot of NWAs music. He was a great producer.

[@abubakirhassan6913]

The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in Straight outta Compton (N.W.A) and Fuck tha police (N.W.A) and he wrote Dr Dre's lyrics in Parental discretion iz advised (N.W.A)

[@nerdbamarich2063]

Straight classic mane✊🏾

[@coolking_07]

Thats my KZbin outro

[@michaelperez5273]

And he said he never cursed in his music despite rolling with N.W.A / Ruthless

[@travislott1]

MISDEMEANOR-foster silver was the sample. Yall check that out

[@gij123]

Too short- the ghetto Shyne-that's gangsta Cypress hill- roll it up light it up smoke it up Snoop ft. Xzibit- bitch please Biggie, too short, pdiddy- the world is filled

[@nessaseetah1805]

Yes! D.O.C! -OS- Subscribed.

[@smittybenzo4693]

D.O.C. never even cursed on that whole album.

[@BigA_DaTrucka]

When I first heard this I thought no other song could be better

[@djaftermath4313]

You can thank The Sylvers for this beat!

[@jakeequality8065]

Doc wrote all Dre's lyrics after Cube left

[@jasondessin8962]

Real talk the whole album is fire. Back in the day when we was slapping records and tapes you just let the whole thing play every song was dope to me.

[@shongreer]

Fun fact he freestyle this song and he was drunk lol. The rasta was spur of the moment

[@BornSavior555]

The Vocalist

[@kwettronne]

you see little 18 year old ice cube. I still have this cassette

[@glennjohn6408]

Above the law w/ untouchable dope song

[@ZitoGreen]

DOC wrote for Easy E . Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg

[@PheLaReux]

He was kinda apart of NWA....Look up their first album cover, it's called NWA & The Posse, you'll see a few more members...

[@damonjones1291]

Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Rza, Carlton Fisk, "Mr Sandman" 🔥🔥🔥

[@davidmilner8778]

Triple D Legend💯

[@noizynaybah5827]

The sample is THE SYLVERS ...MISDENEANOR

[@2apocalypse-X]

This album is dope plus The D.O.C. doesn't curse on any of the songs in fact the only cursing on the album comes from N.W.A.

[@subymanvince]

He cursed on Lend Me An Ear

[@Skol1226]

Is this the first time you hear in this one you got to listen to the formula from DOC

[@jdeang817]

You should listen to "Let the bass go" one of best tracks on the album

[@jpsghost150]

Need to check out some of M.C. Ren's solo stuff...my opinion he was the best pure rapper of anyone in NWA

[@abubakirhassan6913]

MC Ren wrote most of the lyrics for N.W.A