MBD Reacts - Snoop Doggy Dogg Doggystyle REACTION

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[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

Thank you to the "Time-Stampers" I know I F'd up on the Nate Dogg thing. Message received :-) Also, I LOVE this one and it has already become my favorite since I started this journey. To the person saying to Tweet this to Snoop... How F'n Sweet would that be??? One more thing... I DO understand what $5 on the $20 sack means. My issue was how much did you think you were going to get for it!? haha

[@leeakrish2663]

please check out a Kid Cudi album any of the Man On The Moon one's

[@mikec81]

mbdr - look up slick rick's ladi da di. the song lodi dodi on doggystyle is somewhat like a cover of that

[@someguy4502]

He has 5 on a sac because a sac is 10 dollars, and he rolling with his homies and splitting it with them. That's what he means

[@flaviusmaximus2051]

20 sacks used to be fat in the 90s. In Buffalo, in the 90s, there were spots you could go to and roll 4 nice blunts of a 10! Real talk!

[@flaviusmaximus2051]

not somewhat. It's a straight cover.

[@URxDADDI3]

I'm not gonna lie I'm actually jealous of you because all of this music is new to you!! I wish I had that feeling again of listening to something for the first time!!

[@mortenmadsen2067]

I was thinking the same thing… But this is arguably one of the best rap albums ever. So Its still the shit..

[@joeblow8517]

I had this shit on repeat back in the 90s. Had it hidden from my mom, she would of beat my ass if she knew I had it. Damn near missed school everyday listening to this shit on the bus. Had to be reminded that we had to get off the bus lol. My all time fav cd right her

[@joeblow8517]

Dont listen to the shit for a long ass time

[@CPTxRAGE]

I agree 100%

[@DresenDK]

then start listening to a new genre yourself.

[@bin5803]

2pac - All Eyez on Me album

[@mrdoozie773]

That'll be a 3 hour video

[@HomieHotDogg]

Florian S. Nah that album has too much filler

[@Somsid6]

I hope for that one! R U Still down would be nice too

[@chillhomie7]

its not that good.

[@AustinGonder]

Homie HotDog ain’t no filler on that

[@raidernation6209]

In my opinion, Doggystyle is one of the Greatest Albums EVER RECORDED across any Genre and I'm a die-hard Slayer fan!

[@jasondaniels640]

Facts.

[@Samoan_Metalhead]

@RAIDER NATION Fuckin SLAYER! This Doggystyle is an instant hood classic

[@ChrisOtwal]

i had the same opinion then dre 2001

[@IamCalvinmcnizzle]

good kid, m.A.A.d city - Kendrick Lamar

[@GG-dd5uw]

The Chronic - Dr. Dre - it’s the origin of the GFunk

[@MOORxDOPE]

Not quite, Above the Law was first

[@GG-dd5uw]

perfekt1 ehh you could argue that GFunk was created by Warren G and Dre while Above The Law was classic West coast gangsta. But again its like opinions on flavors

[@MOORxDOPE]

G G it’s literally where he got the idea from. Hutch and Daz has talked about it numerous times and Dre’s leads are almost identical to early above the law.. this is from a huge Dre fan.. Dre was more on the classic PUblic Enemy sound while hutch was crafting g funk... Dre didn’t get on it until the last Nwa lp

[@antichoice1]

@ perfekt NWA's first album was '87, what demo do you have that predates it, because Above the Law's first album is officially 1990's Livin' Like Hustlers?

[@MOORxDOPE]

antichoice1 Bro, nwa’s 1988 album had no Gfunk on it...there was absolutely no trace of gfunk in nwa until 1990s 100 miles and running which came out August 1990. Above the law came out February 1990

[@motafett]

Someone please tweet this link to Snoop and ask him to react to it.

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

Ha Ha.. that would be pretty F'n cool because I LOVE this one!

[@kathrynk007]

That would be cool AF

[@kiddmobb4759]

I don't tweet lol but I was thinking the same thing yes would love to see snoop react to this

[@nate8765]

I actually smiled all the way through thus reaction, it's so refreshing to see someone appreciate what I grew up on musically!! Dirty, you help with my depression brother. thank you.

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

You got a LOT of Love from Dirty brother! Stay Strong! Love ya Bro!

[@King-gd6ux]

nate church same, except that I didn’t grew up on it. Though it became a big part of my life

[@EMD1028]

nate church music always helped me through the depression. Im with ya bro

[@TheBobesin]

TIMESTAMPS: Bathtub - 2:10 G-Funk Intro - 4:06 Gin n Juice - 6:09 W Balls - 9:00 Tha Shiznit - 9:27 Lodi Dodi - 13:16 Murder Was The Case - 18:13 Serial Killer - 21:35 Whats My Name - 24:18 For All My Niggaz & Bitches - 27:17 Ain't No Fun - 29:56 Chronic Relief Intro - 33:24 Doggy Dogg World - 34:03 Class Room Intro - 37:30 Gz & Hustlas - 38:08 Checkin - 40:18 Pump Pump - 41:08

[@bjorkcobain5153]

thanks 🙏

[@RossTheBoss87]

Thanks 👍

[@416Lasane]

Thank you 😊

[@SunGawdRa]

You a real one.

[@darylp2280]

You da goat 🐐

[@davidphillips9726]

There's just something so special about the production of this album. The beats are insane, unique, and just perfect

[@thewildhealer541]

true, snoop never released something this great again. The beats fit him so perfectly and the features were on point. Magical

[@davidphillips9726]

@@thewildhealer541 I mean, Nate Dogg alone ...

[@thewildhealer541]

@@davidphillips9726 yeah indeed.. he sounds so young here:)

[@mackcash8828]

buzzed or not...one of the greatest rap albums of all time!

[@mortenmadsen2067]

And still after all these years! And 10000 other rap albums later….

[@robster-vision475]

Indeed it is 😊

[@robertbyrd2073]

That is a young Nate Dogg on ain’t no fun.

[@robertbyrd2073]

BAK he said “this guys good, but he’s no Nate Dogg” what’s unclear?

[@robertbyrd2073]

B Rabbit not sure how that changes what he said.

[@erik9775]

@@robertbyrd2073 he was buzzed too so maybe he just didn't recognize Nate loll

[@jasonhepler9648]

NATE sang on EVERYTHG ! RIP NATE

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

I am sorry but I had NO CHOICE but to chop this one up. It was the ONLY way to get it for this weekends entertainment :-) Peace!

[@firstchoice4527]

you need to react to Nas - Illmatic album 50cent - Get rich or die trying

[@VolkXue]

This was technically Snoops best album

[@nicholasmorris5909]

Please do First Time... by J Cole.... will be a little different then the rap you have reviewed... In a good way

[@ytee8965]

Metal Biker Dude Reacts yes all production is done by dr dre .shiznit and gs an hustlaz was a freestlye on the spot .

[@jblaze4694]

Metal Biker Dude Reacts - Thanks for the weekend entertainment. Can’t wait to get off work and burn one 💨with your reaction.

[@sykluzg5930]

NAS - Illmatic album !

[@chillhomie7]

NAH HE'LL LOVE READY TO DIE BY BIGGIE

[@AustinGonder]

Knowledge Hub Illmatic first

[@Undeniable18]

Very bar heavy for him maybe it was written first

[@jaydenfrye8657]

DO ILLMATIC PLEASE IT IS MY FAVORITE ALBUM EVER

[@M4KERB]

another great, great, great, GREAT album. the greatest of all time died on March 9th.

[@Scoobay]

This is why I love your videos. I’ve listened to Doggystyle for 20 or so years, I must’ve just gotten used to it, sometimes we need a fresh perspective to appreciate how great it is. I’m only at Ladi Dadi right now, just thought it was worth mentioning that it’s pretty much a homage to Doug E Fresh and Slick Rick’s version from 1985.

[@Scoobay]

31:40 that was indeed Nate Dogg, sir 😄

[@bettyzippay236]

I Feel the same way,we tend to forget how great some lps were back in the day,especially 2pacalypse l.p.

[@janeanderson4205]

just said the same thing. slick rick is a king.

[@mackinshizzaveli4202]

This and The Chronic damn near ended New York hip hop. Snoop never did anything after this as far as I’m concerned. G Funk era is the best produced music of any genre. It just sounds incredible in your car or your headphones.

[@richardrude9087]

I grew up in LA in the 90s and $20 could get you a half ounce of weed. So having $5 on a sack wasn’t bad. There’s actually a really popular song from that time called I GOT FIVE ON IT by THE LUNIZ. You should check it out

[@ZhanLala]

Richard Rude we got ounces for 60 back then but that was some dirty weed we here in LA called backyard or backyard brown

[@joeblow8517]

Hell yeah I live in the N cali area I got 5 on it was hard af

[@SpiritualForest.]

Luniz 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@wittafa]

The whole country went “WOW” when this came out Dr Dre & Snoop created a masterpiece Nate Dogg did all the singing on this album

[@mikegreen1495]

Wait till you hear the chronic. We won't steer you wrong biker dude. Keep up the Great work...

[@TimRules2]

I’ve said this on other videos but this and The Chronic are the two best produced rap albums ever. Musically and technically. They’re mixed flawlessly. Dre replaying samples with live instruments was huge.

[@TimRules2]

Also, I was like 13 when this came out and got it on release date and myself and everyone in the word that listened to it had the same reaction as you.

[@VolkXue]

To be fair the Chronic was more than samples.. Some of that was just outright stolen beats

[@SnackBarStudio]

Every sample that Dr. Dre has ever used has been properly cleared to use in his productions. That is the opposite of stealing.

[@VolkXue]

SnackBarSounds... No, Dre changed the law by not sampling and having a separate band play the songs. There were giant lawsuits over it at the time specifically related to the Chronic. The Fatback Band and a few sued Dre at the time. Leon Haywood most likely got robbed the most though

[@bobbydigital3061]

This album, the chronic, above the law-uncle sams curse, black mafia life, Dj quick, g funk used live instrumentation over samples all the time. Ant banks, too short, spice 1, classic after classic

[@theronlopez227]

We all understand the bs youtube rules. Keep doing it how you do it and you will not have any worries.

[@ChipWhitingtonIII]

A classic west coast album. Looking forward to you doing The Chronic.

[@doctapeppur1900]

TIMESTAMPS: 2:07 - Bathtub 4:04 - G Funk (Intro) 6:12 - Gin and Juice 9:00 - Tha Shiznit 13:27 - Lodi Dodi 17:48 - Murder Was The Case 21:31 - Serial Killa 24:18 - Who Am I (What's My Name) 27:16 - For All My Niggaz & Bitches 30:30 - Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None) (Thats nate singing btw) 33:24 - Doggy Dogg World 37:30 - GZ and Hustlas 40:19 - Pump Pump

[@Goke213]

Doggystyle was that album for me too, got hooked on Hip Hop ever after bumping it decadesago....it's Perfection - lyrics, flow, delivery, production, arrangement....Definition of a classic.

[@control_the_pet_population]

This album is probably the apex of Dr.Dre's production... he did great stuff before and after... but from start to finish this is probably his most consistent.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

No doubt. This is golden age of Dre.

[@hiphop6045]

Tim Smith definitely

[@oneDonly]

Because daz and Warren g also did a lot on this. Daz is also an amazing producer.

[@The_hot_tree]

Emanuel Dean produced Gin and Juice and What's my name.

[@adkimhamilton1953]

2001?

[@skelata]

Bruh... what someone else already said, such an amazing feeling seeing your reactions to something we grew up with. It's especially refreshing because I was a metal head too until I found out about rap. And you recognize rappers well already! Gonna exclude skits here: 6:09 - Gin & Juice 9:26 - Tha Shiznit (this thing was freestyled) 13:36 - Lodi Dodi 18:12 - Murder Was the Case 21:31 - Serial Killer ft. Kurupt (verse 1), Daz Dillinger (verse 2) and RBX (verse 4) 24:18 - Who Am I? (What's my name) 27:15 - For All My Niggaz & Bitches ft. Kurupt (verse 1, 3 and 4), Daz (verse 2) and Lady of Rage (hook) 29:55 - Ain't no fun (if the homies can't get none) ft. Nate Dogg (verse 1), Kurupt (verse 2) and Warren G (verse 4) 34:02 - Doggy Dogg World ft. Kurupt (verse 2) and Daz (verse 3) 38:07 - Gz and Hustlas 41:10 - Pump Pump ft. Lil Malik (verse 3) Dre is credited for producing all tracks, but a lot of the beats were made by Daz Dillinger. Producing is kinda different than making beats tho, so they both did their job amazingly here.

[@galaxytrippin3582]

If you love Snoop. You gotta listen to Slick Rick....Mona Lisa. You will see were snoop got his flow. Str8 up.

[@marcwalsh4181]

Stoned while listening to Snoop Dogg, as it should be

[@jasondaniels640]

Stoned listening to stones Metal Biker Dude listening to a stoned Snoop! Ding!

[@themoviehobbit355]

Snoop is the best freestyler I have ever heard. Just amazing that he can even freestyle too his own old school beats 😅 insanely good

[@JesusManera]

Another long time metalhead here and this is my favourite rap album of all time! Dr Dre's best ever production, not a bad song, and Kurupt is my favourite rapper from that whole series of Dre/Snoop/Dogg Pound/Warren G albums from that era.

[@Xxsopxx]

It was so cool seeing someone get blown away by one of my favorite albums for the first time. I agree, Doggystyle is masterpiece. There's nothing like it really. Legendary album.

[@Romedanger]

Biggie Smalls Ready To Die! Absolute classic.

[@ooriginaldiego1270]

Leon Anderson Yeah, but RtD is a batter one

[@ooriginaldiego1270]

Leon Anderson He got better with time, no doubt. But Ready to Die had a stronger concept. With the introduction being the day he was born, the end with suicidal thoughts. It's all played out good af. Even he not being in his prime, the album is better in my opinion.

[@ooriginaldiego1270]

Leon Anderson Compare the commercial ones: Juicy and Mo Money mo problems. Juicy has a meaning in the album, it adds a lot. Mo money and even Going back, they don't mean anything to the album. Just two singles, know what I mean?

[@ooriginaldiego1270]

Leon Anderson Ah, ok. I feel u.

[@ooriginaldiego1270]

Leon Anderson Just personal tastes from two people who loves that fat guy from Brooklyn haha have a blessed day baby, salute from Brazil ✊🏼

[@TigraxPlays]

Still watching this reaction.. love it

[@robertbyrd2073]

Loti Dodi is remake of an old Slick Rick song

[@TheIdiotChallenege]

Lodi Dodi*

[@robertbyrd2073]

TheIdiotChallenge lol Ok 👍🏾

[@KrazyAgario]

la-di-da-di *

[@VolkXue]

Snoop was Lodi Dodi and Slick was La Di Da Di

[@obinator9065]

adam tarver and then big with hypnotize lol

[@KrazyAgario]

react to The Slim Shady LP!!!

[@johnuhjacobs2438]

Then Eminem Show and Good Kid MAAD City

[@Somsid6]

John uh Jacobs Was thinking Good Kid MAAD city too!

[@KrazyAgario]

yeah^^ those too

[@thsarethbreaks]

Man we all had that feeling when this came out.

[@flaviusmaximus2051]

Best Hip Hop Album Ever. Hands Down!

[@MelvinMansoor]

All Eyez on Me is the one for me but this one is second

[@osirys]

Finding someone listening to Doggystyle for the first time in 2018 - PRICELESS

[@marcelmarceau2526]

This album was such a massive part of my early teenage years when it came out. I still occasionally listen to it now. Dre and Snoop worked so well together, every baseline on this album is 🔥

[@crookedthacon]

I’m 38 and have been a hip hop head since I was 10....DoggyStyle is my all time favorite album in the history of music!!! I had a smile on my face the whole review.You brought me back to the first time I ever heard it and the feelings that went with it....Who the fuck said you can’t ever go home again? 😎😎😎 Thank You Dirty! You made my weekend big bro!

[@HookedonChronics]

Aquemeni, Enter the Wu Tang, Illmatic

[@friendoist]

Aquemini absolutely. Another very funky album.

[@msmegleeable]

I haven't heard this album forever...I forgot how great it is...and remembered every song!

[@TimWing23]

One of the best Rap Albums Of All Time. He had several top hit singles from this Album.

[@jamesgeese]

Do bone thugs n harmony

[@bizzy523]

YUP

[@jlangkowski]

Yeeees

[@JAYE94611]

I love to watch your videos and your reactions. To find someone who has never listened to hip-hop appreciate these great albums really makes me think about how great they really are. Everytime I watch your videos it's like the first time I heard these albums and I've been listening to them for years. Doggy style was actually the first hip hop album I bought out of the record store. Ladi Dadi is actually a remake of an older song by Slick Rick and Doug E fresh if I remember correctly. Snoop wanted to pay homage to the previous generation of hip-hop Keep it up!!! MBD

[@Baby_Suge]

“ I got 5 on a 20 sack” means that he and most likely 3 other friends will pitch in $5 each which will allow them to get a $20 sack! Most dudes from the hood couldn’t afford to just go all in and get the 20 sack on their own. I got 5 on it is one of the most well known phrases in Hip Hop history. A hip hop group called the Luniz made a song titled “I got 5 on it” and I highly recommend it!! It’s an instant classic!! If you do a video on it come “prepared” like you did for this reaction video cause I can see that you’re more focused!!

[@missmauda]

That dude WAS Nate Dogg! 😂😂😂😂

[@LarryBone213]

react to BONE THUGS - E.1999 ETERNAL ALBUM

[@Scoobay]

KrayJack YaBoss Great shout.

[@IvanMatyushov]

ya that goes pretty hard, but he still needs to do wu tang enter the 36th

[@mikeslover8065]

Yes please react to this album.

[@VolkXue]

I was a big fan of Bone in high school when they were new but after E1999 those dudes fell off for years

[@LarryBone213]

adam tarver GOAT rap group

[@SlumericanJetLife]

This was the very first rap tape my mom let me buy.. I was like 13 or 14! I'm 38 now! Hell yeah!

[@gufostanco220]

You gotta be proud of your moma😂👌🏻

[@BenFeild]

Was a sweet review bro. I remember listening to this album in 1994 when i was only 10. I was already a Nirvana fan and this album turned me into hip hop/rap pretty quickly.... I just love rap/hiphop from the 90s. such an awesome sound to it. Especially G Funk

[@richardrude9087]

The song you thought was REGULATE was called INDO SMOKE. It was the first NATE DOGG AND WARREN G song that came out. Keep the videos coming bro. Good shit👍🏽

[@RobD-jq7ry]

Mista Grimm

[@warchild4974]

Snoop has always done his own funky thing, so i never compare him to anyone. As his music flows and bounces!

[@jaylouis7934]

The Luneeez . I got 5 on it . Weed song classic.. that’s were all those 5 on it references come from. Check em out.

[@2apocalypsex]

john elliott it's spelt Luniz

[@TonyBeBlessed]

that song came out in 96 this came out in 93 no they didn't

[@becarefulwhatyoufish4764]

6:05 I always thought that was one of them pouring a drink in a cup

[@michellejackson8259]

It's my first time hearing this song all the way through! 😝😎🤯💓💥

[@rattnroll84]

Snoop Dog, Warren G, and Nate Dogg were in a hip hop/rap trio called 213 (named after L.A. telephone area code) in the early 90's

[@ghgod1974]

From a metal head to another. Heard this one back in the day. This one got me flying the G funk flag for sure. Doggy style and the chronic are masterpieces. Dre is a master. He made careers.

[@KidsCalledmeMrGlass]

You're missing one song that was on the tape but not the CD. It's called "G's Up, Hoes Down" dope 👍

[@JrMartinez95]

DMX: Ruff Ryders’ Anthem DMX: How’s it goin down

[@mikegreen1495]

Hell yeah brother!!!

[@bigl637]

that was natedogg hahah

[@mcoates326]

You're the best dude. Keep doing your thing, but you reacted to It ain't no fun with nate dogg before so it made me laugh you said that guy ain't no nate dogg lol

[@johnt84]

Love that you open minded brother. Your videos a blast haaa enjoy seeing how you connect to all these classics.

[@HookedonChronics]

Having five on weed just means you just threw in 5 bucks, with your friends doing the same. Basically throwing equal ends to get a bigger sack of weed to share.

[@jimmyborden1079]

U have a great ear for music whatever it is.. Respect. Dr. DRE's production is ridiculous on this... Great videos. Keep it up✌

[@cookypuss8603]

lol, it's not cause your buzzed. this shit is a classic. fire from start to finish

[@davidtokash4701]

nothing better than snoop when he's snappin, like a runaway train, but slower and chill lol

[@neplusultra8830]

Dude, that was a blast! I haven’t listened to this album in awhile. But listening to this again brings me back. And watching you react to it brings a smile to my face. I guess it’s amusing to see someone enjoy listening to something they normally wouldn’t search for. But, you seem like a pretty chill guy. And don’t feel awkward pausing to speak; your analysis and interpretation of each track is awesome. F-k people who complain. I listen to all kinds of music; and over time you take the classics for granted. But after revisiting this album, it makes me appreciate the talent that went into making this, and every other great album. Badass music is badass music, no matter what genre.

[@MickeyMouse-rg6pi]

This is my favourite Mbd video. I love how he pauses in the pump pump song and is just speechless by how good the album is

[@Baby_Suge]

MBD was so “prepared” that he misspelled the title! That must have been some dank shit man! Keep doin what you’re doin, man cause we live it!!

[@plumbcrazy3983]

Hey man. I first found your channel last week when I found your Marshal Mathers LP reaction. Now I've gone through and watched almost all of your videos. This is so much fun going through and watching someone that is actually older than me experience the music that I grew up on for the first time.

[@rawelite242]

I definitely recommend for you DMX - It's Dark and Hell is Hot album, or at least the song Damien from it where he talks with the devil. Slippin is a classic with a good vibe that tells of his upbringing. DMX is a rapper from New York that got popular in the early 2000s. His rapping is gritty which you might like from a rock perspective. He was signed to a label basically on the spot at a party because he is that good at his best. Plus Slim Shady LP, especially the songs on it that were on the mixtape Eminem made that Dr. Dre heard that made Dre sign Eminem. It is amazing to imagine Dre hearing those songs for the first time.

[@RafaelSigmada]

2nd this, DMX is one of the grittiest and hardest rap voices of all time and that's​ my fav album by him

[@jmac9327]

His first 3 albums are classics

[@DemiGodX]

Doggystyle and Chronic were game changers. it revolutionized Hip Hop. Classic from top to bottom

[@kaotekdj]

As a metal head and an old school hip hop head I got to say your videos are really enjoyable. You definitely listened to this album in the...err... right state of mind ;) You need to do Dr. Dre's Chronic album at some point.

[@Samoan_Metalhead]

The Chronic and Doggystyle are definitely must listens for anyone who wants to expand their music palette 🎨

[@lighterbuds]

Nate Dogg - One More Day. My favorite song of his. His iconic voice is awesome in it.!!

[@jonthomas3065]

Lodi Dodi is an homage to a Slick Rick song by the same name. Listen to them back to back. Homages like this are an insider treat in hip hop. Check out Children's Story by Slick Rick and Children's Story by Mos Def.

[@thestarvingartist2]

RUN THE JEWELS 2 & 3!! They are a duo and one of them does all of the production and he is PHENOMENAL. Lyrically they are also one of the best right now

[@xavierizaguirre312]

This album is Pure FIRE I pumped it all my Senior yr.94 still Dope 💯💯💯

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Mmm, what a way to start a weekend: blazin' green to a Snoop Dogg album!

[@davidphillips9726]

Its not just that you're buzzed that you're feeling this album. It's a really well produced album. Snoop's smooth delivery, Dre's beats, the songs all just kind of flow into each other so it's almost like one long experience rather than a collection of songs. The storytelling going on in a lot of these songs is genius. What's to hate?

[@eks67]

One of the greatest albums of all time. Snoop changed the game and made history back in 94 with this one. Look it up!

[@theronlopez227]

Love ya Dirty!! We are patient bro. I hope this channel helps you in life.

[@bulkb3720]

You won't dissapoint to The chronic! Love your reactions!! Its like im listening whit u first time, though I have heard these songs million times 🤝

[@demetriusthegoat6082]

Hey I just came across your channel and let me say I really respect you for doing these kind of videos.A lot of people in this world don't like to open their mind to other ideas and cultures and that fact that u have embraced this and even added some of these to your playlist makes me very happy so keep on doing what your doing.Also I would recommend you listen to Juicy - Biggie Smalls I guarantee you will like it or since its mothers day coming up you can listen to Dear Mama - Tupac I I love that song alot.

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

Juicy is on the "To-Do" List ;-)

[@gimmeweed3002]

can't wait MBD. thats a good one

[@demetriusthegoat6082]

I listen to rock and a little country and it's not that bad but I feel every body should be open too at least trying it before they judge it even though it mostly pertains to a certain culture.

[@313MattyMo]

Old urban legend back in the 90s was snoop sold his soul to the devil and whenever he would be asked he would openly admit it this was before the internet so of course every kid in my neighborhood knew this to be absolutely true and yet we still loved and revered him anyway 🤔💯💯🤣😂

[@silkyjohnson1517]

nice, been looking forward to this one. much love from the uk

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

Right back atchya!

[@bobbydigital3061]

Nas Illmatic with the national symphony orchestra. You've has the full video up. Incredible stuff

[@insidethematrix755]

You are right Dr.Dre produced the music for this, along with Warren G. This album was the first rap TAPE I bought, I listened to it so much that it wore out, so I had to go and buy the CD. LOL

[@thehighhopes5336]

" I'm fresh up out the coma," from murder was the case, is the greatest line of all time.

[@efcmatty77]

I remember you saying you are interested in Xzibit, please give his debut album, At the speed of life, a listen. I think you'd be feelin it - keep up the good work brother

[@dillosbourns2360]

Mersey Sport great album

[@123froozen]

Was recommending Xzibit earlier, think he will love it!

[@dillosbourns2360]

Underrated album for sure. Some of the stuff he says is very relevant to this day!

[@jlangkowski]

Definitely. Xzibit kinda fell off recently but his early work was so good

[@professordick4868]

Awesome Mannn!!! Snoop has his style and it was like cruisin /party music. Back in the days if you played Snoop at your party, the ladies were very happy for shure!!

[@trevorbrach9436]

You're reactions are priceless....right on brother!

[@Chuckydeez831]

This is 1 of my ALL time favorite albums. Glad you listened to the whole thing, this record is TIMELESS!!!

[@thomascorsi9763]

Redman - Muddy Waters And btw... I wish Snoop would see this! :D

[@vankesselable]

Doggystyle ;-) My first hiphop album i bought ;-) (like 25 years ago ?) You kids knew that before doggystyle came out , there was no hiphop catagory at the MTV-Awards ? Then Snoop came with this ..... CLASSIC BANGER !!!!

[@makaveli5294]

Nate Dogg - G-Funk Classics, Vol. 1 & 2 (PLEASE)

[@farmboyindustries6709]

Enjoying the Doggystyle album buzzed is the only way to go 😆 I've been enjoying watching you experience the best of Em and Snoop for the first time. Right on my dude!

[@Ratmrage1]

this is an amazing reaction

[@CliffBoothMarley]

Glad you enjoyed it Snoops Doggystyle album is a universal classic

[@madsen.]

Keep doing these man these are great. Watching you experience these albums for the first time is the closest I've gotten to going back to listening to them for the first time years ago.

[@leluyaa]

Greatest Hip Hop album of all time.. Loved your reaction! Salute from Scandinavia