Dr. Dre - Puffin' On Blunts and Drankin' Tanqueray (Long Version) (Hip Hop) (1992)

The long version of Puffin' On Blunts and Drankin' Tanqueray featured on the B-Side of the 1992 Dre Day single. Featuring Daz, Kurupt, and Lady of Rage.

[@felsg0d234]

This beat is so sick

[@pivivis11]

it is dead now though, murdered by Kurupt!

[@jwzero]

1:58 rage kick it

[@Pookie2419]

​@@pivivis11😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that was good.

[@williamcapone5457]

Just the idea to place ppl chaos sound in the beat's background is genius, it makes u feel like u were there in the session.

[@newberg7854]

Kurupt verse is the west coast version of Cappadonna winter wars

[@poncho520nyc9]

Wow that's the best comparison I ever saw. Two unearthly verses without par. I would put deck triumph verse up there too.

[@sol3406]

Except Kurupts verse is a few years older

[@deebrown1113]

Facts

[@TKsh1]

The way they sampled the "Funky President" guitar is amazing, Chris "The Glove" Taylor in the house!

[@InfiniteBeak]

Lady of Rage brought the fire 🤩

[@karisgregory6690]

This is definitely verse of the century...... The Kingpin Kurupt

[@alfredopolojr6212]

Kurupt killed it crazy flows wish there was more music like this

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Kurupt really went after Da Lench Mob, Ice Cube, Kokane, and Above The Law 😂😂😂

[@RedRanger_]

That Nigga Dre was in the studio TWEAKING lol

[@chaddbruce09]

Best dre beat hands down

[@worknhardmakesworkez6162]

No question. This beat is nasty as fuck

[@anatorres-62]

Chris the glove taylor made this beat I swear

[@danawooten-pi7dm]

I Have Never Heard This Before How Did I Sleep 🛌 On This!!!!!!!!

[@LaCrimosa1312]

me too

[@Estefani_Lopez]

I need in Spotify

[@prosperwithcj]

Classic Gfunk with the gfunk synth 🔥🔥🔥🔥 and baseline is crazy

[@ants8527]

Memories Of the Summer Of ''1993'' Smokin On Phat Phillies Blunts And Sippin Good Drank!!! Back In the days when It was safe to Blow On some Good Greens!!!🔥🔥🔥😎

[@adrianjefferson5580]

this beat is nostalgic ,G-fUNK

[@nestab2762]

Lmao crazy to think the guy talking mad shit at the beginning did a Super Bowl perfomance...Dr. Dre is the 🐐

[@thecreeperbeatngu8133]

1 of Dres' Best Beats imo. 🔥🔥🔥💯

[@Pookie2419]

factual

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Definitely since 1993

[@worknhardmakesworkez6162]

Appetite for destruction with NWA is dope as fuck too

[@pogotowiewysokosciowe6501]

That' bassline, flow. . This is one of my favorites classic track. Greetings from Poland. Real Rap and Master instrumentalna never Die. Peace #EmcoreBeats 90'

[@operations845]

Man i had this on Cassette, 4 different versions. This was one of those. Straight badd ass version this one.

[@operations845]

You could buy sigles on tape. Cheaper for the song you like.

[@shmunk825]

@@operations845 what other versions were there?

[@anatorres-62]

​@@shmunk825This is off the dre day single, theres this version, a shorter version, an instrumental, and then deep cover remix on it

[@TheGabriellion]

man i thought i was never gonna ever find this ...

[@Negative.headspace]

Dre sounds like puffy talking a lot of shit in the background lol. But I love this old school shit, I was in grade 8 when the chronic came out

[@kamalny3]

the best track of the decade - BROLIC!

[@the_truth_and_the_lie1241]

Bro the eq on her voice is amazing and compressor

[@artishardwick5762]

I still remember these verses after all these years!

[@heruapocalypse2021]

1 of My Favorite Dre Productions of all time.Rage was letting it be known She's a Threat to Anybody with Them lyrics.KURUPTION was just serving Dearh Sentences on the Mic 🎤.

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

Tweedy Bird Loc, Eazy-E, Luke/2 Live Crew, Ko-Kane, Above the Law, Ice Cube/Da Lench Mob diss track (1993)

[@xuenkitze1317]

Classic...this record showed how the west coast hip hop and rap was here to stay...#radiotronbboys #psychorealm #projectblowed #tongvatribe

[@siege213]

We need that West Coast spitting and beats💯‼️🔊

[@Dog-999i]

So glad you uploaded this. I did too but it got blocked worldwide. Be careful!

[@Bodysnatcha816]

Spanishdog17 why did u get blocked I don't understand that bro dis song is badass and da beat was left open for anybody to jump on and rap

[@RedIndicator]

The beat is like 5 years ahead of its time, sounds late 90s af and was released in 1992!

[@padresmith2000]

I remember having this song on a cd that I found on the streets of east Harlem and I remember certain songs was mess up but for some reason this song would play thu I forgot who Dj mixtape it as but it was bangin that same mixtape had that song from clipse grinding

[@JustGettinStarted]

I remember hearing this on the radio late night in ‘93 and went CRAZY!! With no Snooo Dogg to be found on this track, I knew then Kurupt was gonna be a problem for MCs. Also, Rage went crazy!! EDIT: Oh yeah and Kurupt snapped on the Lench Mob (“Death Row ain’t lynchin & Tha Pound ain’t mobbin”-and that beef was between Cube and Dre)

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

YUP! It was smart lyrics, plus Ice Cube had a single named Steady Mobbing, Da Lench Mob wasn't too happy and they actually confronted them about it

[@thecreeperbeatngu8133]

I don't get how they were Beefin' when Ice Cube was in Dres' "Let Me Ride" Video. This was 92'

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

@@thecreeperbeatngu8133 well back then album would dropped months earlier (before the internet obviously) for their music videos, Let Me Ride music video wasn't done until August 1993 somewhere between Dec 1992 (the Chronic release date) & May 1993 (the Chronic tour) Cube and Dre squashed their differences

[@thecreeperbeatngu8133]

@@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187 well that's interesting, lol and Dre must of really felt some type of way about signing that f_cked up contract that Cube didn't.

[@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187]

@@thecreeperbeatngu8133 it was more than that, it was over the Dee Barnes thing and Check Yo Self song

[@ray1956]

Definitely 💯 an African beat. That DNA 🧬 is deep from Africa 🌍. The Mother Land ❤❤

[@andrewvazquez4683]

@ray1956 Afrocentrism's got nothing to do with West coast G-Funk. In fact, no where on the planet compared to the gangster and style of L.A. in the 90's, 100% homegrown. Product of slavery, segregation, evolution and blends of music, gang and other cultures. Africa has it's own problems and cultures depending on what European country invaded or exploits it.

[@ray1956]

@ dude African rhythm 🥁 came with the slaves. You think their musical rhythm was left behind 🤔🥁🥁

[@andrewvazquez4683]

​@@ray1956You act like no one else has rhythm and music as part of their culture. Native Americans, like true Africans, have had music and dancing as part of their culture and spirituality for thousands of years. They still carry on those practices and traditions to this day, on and off their reservations.

[@ray1956]

@ I never stated no other culture didn’t have rhythm 🥁. That’s your insecurity. Only talking about African culture. WORD 👀🧑🏿‍💻

[@drunkardsdream]

kurupt's verse is cold....

[@leon_radics6530]

This is just the normal Version With the instrumental slapped on it

[@3ng0w]

Not true the ruthless diss parts were taken out after dresta and bg knoccout stepped to suge

[@birdmatic8937]

This Beat……………………….

[@rlatiim]

Uncle Dave!

[@fonzi74gbCrates]

Lady Of Rage took this one...!

[@keithmaddox1239]

MAD 😠JAM 🤬🤬🤬🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@Danielsonas]

1:58

[@adilekiz4658]

top g

[@jackjost]

🔥 🔥 🔥 0:17

[@Rene-q8w]

Snnop diss

[@Reich88HHSH]

Kurupt fue que agarro a esa pista como a una perra del cabello

[@yewell81]

RAGE*)