*HER FIRST TIME* 🎵 Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg - Nuthin' But A G Thang REACTION

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[@smittybenzo4693]

In this episode of Brad & Lex, Lex explains the wider nostril skinny bridge theory in Snoop's vocals while displaying a confident frontal bop as Brad flexes an interested side to side sway as a happy revisit to a familiar song.

[@shith00k]

I love this album. Chronic ruled then and it still makes me smile and nod along. 61 year old white rocker dude here.

[@samclark9136]

thats fuckin sick!! respect to you sir!!

[@bobkaiser8782]

Knukles!! 51& doing the same. Hip hop & metal have more in common than most are willing to recognize.

[@frankiek2269]

Wow. You’re f’ing old. How many drugs have you done in your life? J/k. I’m 47 and I’ve loved music. All music. Well, with the exception of twang country( don’t know why I don’t like it). Might need to explore that with a therapist, if I believed in therapy. I. can tell you 30 classical composers and their pieces to hip hop groups in their infancy. However, as i get older, I don’t want to listen to new “hard” stuff anymore. Dammit, I’m mellowing out of the game.

[@frankiek2269]

@@bobkaiser8782 If you like that infusion, check out someone like TheDooo [5Million+ subscribers]. He’s a phenomenal guitarist that plays literally anything you ask him too. Even after a first listen.

[@Kim-427]

I wish in America we wouldn’t mention race.You don’t have to tell us your white. Lol It’s cool!

[@jdovma1]

"I can see why they wear big baggy suits. You can't wear skinny pants and sing that." This is why we love Lex.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Gotta let your G nuts swang.

[@JonathanCoates89]

@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself cause they peeping creepin and creepin

[@oscarrios6048]

This had me laughing so hard I blew my Pepsi out my nose

[@anon2095]

It was hilarious when she said that. 🤣

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Damn, it feels good to be a gangster.

[@herrzimm]

Damn near 30 years and nobody sounds as good as Dre and Snoop.

[@Tim21189]

This song brings me waaaay back to ‘92. I remember this song was being played every where you’d go. The Chronic is one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time. Still spin it to this day.

[@annother3350]

Its the rizzle dizzle ma nizzle

[@Bigdeal9898]

@@annother3350 FaShizzle

[@weedthepeople2795]

Ya those were the days....the "Gin and Juice" song got me in trouble in rehab

[@TEXICANROCKNROLL]

This specific sub genre of Gangsta Rap is called G-Funk & was born out of California. Very laid back, smooth with heavy bass lines One big influence was Parliament-Funkadelic

[@Hamchunk1968]

Warren G and Nate Dogg. Talk about smooth, MC Serch once said on his radio show that when he died, he wanted to come back as Nate Dogg.

[@lindaragsdale1656]

Vallejo and Oakland

[@floorticket]

Nirvana's "Nevermind" came out in September of 1991 and changed the course of rock. Dr. Dre's album "The Chronic" came out a year later in December of 1992 and changed the course of rap. Gangster rap and the Seattle sound were about to sink their collective talons into their respective musical genres.

[@lavenderllamamusic]

what's cool to me as well, is how Nirvana had gained respect in rap (from producers and rappers alike) when Nevermind blew up. Pretty sure Nirvana themselves felt the same toward rap music. Real recognize real lol

[@bevil4aday]

89 was the year that forever changed rap with NWA Straight Outa Compton and 2 Live Crew's Nasty as They Wanna Be.

[@petek852]

Good call

[@d.pinit7796]

14 yrs old and right in the middle of it ! The great music of my high school days !

[@bevil4aday]

@Ali Chaudhry if we really wanted to go there, we could go back to 82 and Blowfly's Rap Dirty with its flow and subject matter. But I wasn't trying to go all THAT deep with it. Straight Outa Compton was the album that brought "dirty"/gangster rap to the masses. Very few ever heard of Rakim, much less know of his contributions to the genre.

[@tonydowning8808]

I used to work for a company called stage hands. when The Chronic came out I set the stage for Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg in Columbus Ohio.It was one of the most incredible shows I've ever been to. they pulled a 64 Impala out on the stage with hydraulics and started bumping it. EPIC!!

[@ZeeZee9]

I went into the wrong industry 😩

[@furiogiunta7886]

This was the song that sort of introduced Snoop Dog to America. Great song.

[@juicesghost8501]

ABOUT DAMN TIME. This is the first time we hear Snoop outside of 187um on the Deep Cover soundtrack. This is one of the most Iconic Songs that exploded a genre of gangster rap along the coast wars.

[@DrumsTheWord]

Absolute classic.

[@MitchJohnson0110]

I actually love Brad showing Lex songs he grew up with. O.P.P., Dre, Snoop, Brads got good taste man!

[@asraiSOA]

Ok, Lex attempting to describe the turn-table ‘scratching’ sound at the end just made my day. LMAO.

[@windingroad9196]

5:47 she is right about that era. This song came out and it was like hip hop and rap music entered a new era. Everything had evolved. A vast array of melodies, newer crisper sounds in the beats, the lyrics got a little more complicated and... yes, the SCRATCH was used far less. Especially with anything made by Dr. Dre! Lex got an ear! edit: this came out in like 1993.

[@augiemesa9429]

I love her reaction to this. This song is a big part of my childhood too man. My older cousins having kickbacks in the backyard, grilling carne asada. Drinking beers and getting tattoos in the bedroom late night. Playing cards, dominoes. Beautiful memories. My favorite song from that era "genius of love" by Tom Tom Club. Thanks you two, this made me really happy.

[@ext93]

That's dope. This song takes me back to playing GTA San Andreas when I was like 12 with my friends lol. And riding around smoking blunts 5 yrs later. Still a classic I learned all the lyrics within 1 month of hearing the song

[@nomisnestral6956]

Epic track. Not being a hip-hop enthusiast, that's one of them classics that does it every time.

[@Mike77787]

You know brad loves rap! It’s the only time I see a smile on his face😂

[@michaeltveten8458]

Real shit, right there!

[@bmrepass]

More of a Classic rock fan, but this was dope in High School. Hearing it 30 years later and IT'S BETTER THAN EVER. Classic LA rap! Luv you two! P.S. Luv the old skool pics, Brad & Lex!! Keep em coming.

[@Pazuzu-tn7bv]

Lex is freaking hilarious , I love her reasoning of snoops voice is because of his odd nose shape Lmao. 😂

[@ItsVincentAgain]

"Deep Cover" is worth a listen. It's a slightly earlier Dr. Dre with Snoop collaboration for a movie soundtrack of the same name.

[@richardgonzales4815]

Oh , Yeah!! My favorite!

[@fuxstar666]

I love that movie

[@bigfendii77]

Twinz Deep Cover is better but I love the original too

[@deanjohnston4073]

That beat on deep cover is gold

[@johnjohnmcclane1818]

It was the first collaboration between the two, and Snoop's first appearance on a record.

[@TheToddAndOnly]

Dude, everything out of Lex's mouth is solid gold. She's the reason to watch these videos. 💯

[@calvinhaynes3349]

You guys are babies. When this song dropped it was a game changer! It was played on every radio station at least 12 times a day. Straight heat baby!

[@1trumantucker1]

Lex has the cutest reactions ever! And I love how she's always explaining and comparing the sound to something relatable.

[@ZeeZee9]

And then her man looks at her like she is crazy. Sad 😩

[@jseight279]

This women speaks her peace and I'm here for it. I know what homegirl sayin about the rock/funk sound in rap, it's why Dr Dre is a genius! This reaction has made my day

[@sukioki6983]

I was a Senior in High School when this album and Snoop Doggs "Doggy Style" came out. I bought both CD's. You couldn't go ANYWHERE without hearing these songs... Great memories

[@jeyzeus]

You mean Snoop Doggy Dogg's Album ;)

[@WitchessJae]

You know that Brad loves this song cause his sway has some swag

[@billspivey6919]

This blew Snoop up along with a couple other songs on the album.

[@scanau1]

Brad, you may have to keep introducing her to the old school rap! TOO SHORT, EAZY E, GUCCI CREW... etc.

[@davebuck6134]

Ice T definitely

[@Tom-lr8wb]

Tribe called quest, de la soul, digable planets, the roots, lauryn hill/fugees.

[@tequila_mockingbird4525]

Too $hort 🔥🔥🔥

[@davebuck6134]

@@tequila_mockingbird4525 Pimpin ain't easy

[@natashialopez9722]

I grew up in Cali before moving to Florida in 94. Love it! Time to "Regulate"

[@937MIK3]

Tha Shiznit is one of my all time favorite snoop songs. It was a mic check freestyle over a beat and Dr Dre thought it was so good he put it on the album without snoop knowing

[@mannycoffins1310]

Y'all crack me up. Love watching y'all's videos. Brings back old memories.

[@soulbearer6214]

I remember in 8th grade winning The Chronic tape at a carnival. Was such a great album.

[@ivartheboneless1456]

Classic grew up bumping this bass box in the back 🎶 great review 👊🏼

[@jdovma1]

Would love to see you guys do more from the Chronic/Doggystyle era. Definitely the Nas/Big/Jay east coast era as well.

[@deniseriley6622]

1992 the year after I graduated from high school. Every song from the album " The Chronic " is a banger.

[@goodtogrow7774]

Her energy is electric! I love heading your perspective on the music then what she says on a totally different level. I had to sub in this reaction!

[@mutantpub4092]

time for a classic hip hop stream if your fanbase can handle it!

[@Kilo80Kilo]

Ahh yes, the G-Funk era. The greatest rap of all time..imho. My now love of funk music was no doubt influenced by my exploration of gangsta funk in my early teens.

[@donchaffins1313]

Now you gotta do some Bone Thugs in Harmony!

[@christophersims3319]

This record was so pervasive in the culture at the time. Everyone knew these songs, played it 109 times a day on MTV. Cool year or two to be a kid. Lots of white kids in suburbs talking about “we don’t love them ho’s”. Good times

[@quefour9710]

When the young lady said “you can’t wear skinny jeans and sing that....”, I promise you I flat lined twice from laughing so hard.....😂😂😂😂

[@williampatience9524]

U 2 are my favorite reactors. Keep rocking the tunes.

[@cincinnatislim5624]

Classic song. Love the reaction!

[@emiliopelaez607]

I absolutely LOVE Lex’s laugh! Makes me smile 😊

[@jurassicmarc77]

Just a classic, I don't know how many times I can emphasise it, classic, classic ,classic. Such a vibe, Dr Dre is an audio alchemist.

[@kdm71291]

Brad: “I heard this many times in my childhood.” Thanks for making me feel old! This was recorded during the LA riots…Dre had already been having massive successes with NWA and so he helped new artist Snoop produce a record. Even if you weren’t really into rap and hip hop, you still knew about records like this!

[@justinsmyth3211]

Omg, Lex...you're killing me! 🤣

[@matthewgabbard6415]

Because we see him so much its easy to forget how good Snoop really was. His flow just seemed so effortless. Like the John Coltrane of Hip Hop

[@tequila_mockingbird4525]

This is great! Y’all need to listen to more rap from around the time this came out. 🔥

[@ricw5262]

"I think the right answer is yes"..... LMAO!!! Nice one Brad!

[@joecedars4463]

For most of us in the 90's this was our first introduction to Snoop.

[@Gnomojo]

Brad you a lucky one. This girl will make sure you NEVER have a boring day. She’s so funny!

[@kaycee4357]

Love the actual video ----- this is a badass tune

[@nuffaction5464]

Lex...never stop doing you! And Brad, never let her go!

[@amysson5151]

Brad has the right cool patience for Lex’s inquisitive tangents. You guys compliment each other. How much? One, two, three and to tha fo!

[@jkbezo1]

Oh hell ya! Dre and Snoop. We grew up on this west coast rap in California back in the days. Good taste guys. I used to bump them hard in my old Monte Carlo rims everything jaja. Like 1990s I was a chill cool homie.

[@justinrahul152]

I like like the laugh when lex says 1 2 3 and to the 4 I love the smile and the laugh 🤣😂😂awesome

[@paulyearley1084]

This was a golden era of hiphop

[@pleutron]

love lex breakin down snoops nasal'ly voice

[@joeykruger6605]

Lex reaction was priceless lol much love guys 💯💯💯💯

[@bowtangey6830]

First heard this when I was 70. Great stuff! 😎

[@GNARK1LL420]

Should check out Warren G and Nate Dogg- Regulators if you any of you haven't heard it.

[@ultralyrics1]

This is one of the smoothest songs of all time! cheers!

[@reljimal1]

I got this tape for christmas the year it came out. Listen to it on my Walkman on repeat.

[@sebastiangamez1725]

Her reaction so genuine ❤

[@chemquests]

One of my favorites! This is good for karaoke too

[@amberjones9946]

My Mom (may she Rest in Paradise) absolutely LOVED this song. Mostly because she heard it over and over again coming from my teenage bedroom thumpin the floors. #classic!

[@ED-jy1de]

A classic. Everyone must have a recollection of hanging out n this on the box in the bg. Mine was on long 4 week holidays at a friends place in Spain, late night chilling on the roof of the villa with my gf and friends, temperature still in the 80s, looking across the town to the sea, with a fat one n a beer.

[@sarahdixon1943]

LMAOOOOO.. His nose shape!!! 😆😂🤣🤣😆🤣😂😊 .. OMG. Best thing I've heard all week!!

[@christinewaide5249]

You need to watch the actual video. It’s sooooo good!! 💕

[@gooner4life518]

Snoop Dogg has an iconic voice, nobody in hip hop sounds like him

[@skullandbones1832]

Listening to this song on the Alpine back in the day.

[@cackalacky3074]

One of my all time favorite Albums.

[@chrisfurlough466]

Lex imitating Snoop is the best thing I've heard in a WHILE. LMAO!

[@rickhenderson7653]

Sophomore in high school when this came out and I still have the cd

[@rydout]

One of the handful of songs I can sing along to from memory.......

[@CrayzMark]

_Definite mood setter. Classic banger._ 🔥🔥💯💯

[@obl9559]

Love it! I remember seeing some of your older videos and you mentioned that Hopsin got you back into music. Could you maybe react to "Sag My Pants" from him? It's an older song, but still relevant to this day. Before it's time!

[@anthonys239]

I just had a flashback of the skating rink boogie skatin like no other!!

[@adamfike9730]

Skating rink squad for life, my G!

[@mishterpreshident]

Kinda brings me back to the Warren G - Regulator days. I used to listen to that album non-stop.

[@elanmorales1744]

it keeps blowing me away how many songs you havent heard that I assume every human has heard at least a hundred times

[@reinholdsklinefelter3879]

I was a puny white suburban 13 year old metal head when i first heard this song in 1992. It is still amazing 30 years later.

[@cmccracken5976]

Wow I have never heard this before. I'm a Grunge, hard rock girl but loved this. I like this old school sound

[@flaviusmaximus2051]

That totally makes sense about Snoop's nose shape. Sista is on point. Love the analysis.

[@sean3038]

Ahhh, I remember driving around with this pumping through my JLs.

[@wesleytoehay]

Ah man! I loved this album. I had friends intro me to Dr. Dre & Snoop. It shattered my ceiling and I realized I loved ALL types of music. I started listening to rap and hip hop. I still struggle with country tho.

[@mediocreguitarist8276]

This song is to rap what smells like teen spirit is to rock

[@yayjeffrey6822]

So real!!

[@charliepalmer3244]

"I wanna do something freaky to you", the intro to that song was sampled for this one. Then they used the meat of that song again for sample used for "the Wash".

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Loved this from my early childhood when this first came out

[@richardbaker7261]

Lex that sound you tried to make was the record being rud back and forth by the DJ making that scratching sounds. great reaction 🤣

[@deezmundy645]

CLASSICS 🔥🔥✊🏾

[@richard_n]

This was THE jam when it came out

[@Gipsie]

One of the best songs period, i saw the title and thought there's no way you haven't heard this!

[@alexnehrenberg3430]

"I see how his nose produces his voice" Lol. Snoop is a real G though. I know Dr. Dre is huge but I havent heard much. I remember some stuff from the 90's, back when a lot more of the rap was better than what's out now..or a higher percentage of good+unique.

[@dissimilar5]

I've never felt more old...

[@optimusakc]

Great song and great album. One of the best in my opinion. Have you guys done any Cypress Hill?

[@itmightbme]

Fabulous album! 💜💜💜

[@noxdms1234gaming]

6:10 she literally described the boom bap sound, which was the hip hop sound of the 90's. And dude knows Jack about that.

[@stonefaceBRC]

"I can see how his nose shape produces that sound" WHO SAYS THAT 😂 so true tho! This is why I love this channel 😂