MBD Reacts - Dre Day Dr Dre AND Eazy E Real Muthaphuckkin G's REACTION

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

Hope you guys get to see this one before it gets taken down :-(

[@GZ-UP]

Metal Biker Dude Reacts HELLOOOOO in bigboy voice

[@chubbychuckle]

Metal Biker Dude Reacts You have to do No Vaseline by Ice Cube. It's an nwa diss and one of the best all time.

[@ChaoimhinKev]

best way to learn about rap is listen to the classic albums, there a biopic movie “straight outta Compton” about it all, by the time you done with this the channel will be “rap head dude reacts to metal”

[@joeystylezleaks]

Metal Biker Dude Reacts luke is from the rap group 2 live crew

[@madcapglass1454]

MrDenaun Porter It was when Suge and his goons went to see Eazy and get Dre released from Ruthless. Suge all but admitted it on Kimmels show when he got out of prison back in '03.

[@lukerman510]

I agree, this song was a masterpiece and Eazy won this battle

[@damnyeezyandhov4578]

Yeah i did

[@cryingkitty279]

@@damnyeezyandhov4578 no you didn’t

[@katsu8972]

@@cryingkitty279 No. Eazy won

[@192OOIDJJ3]

@@damnyeezyandhov4578 lmaoo Plz, stay in your place you damn square. 🤣

[@mike04574]

Hell no

[@Fred_Pankle_86]

Dre broke contract and left ruthless records (eazy record label) so when dre's album came out, eazy got a percentage of sales. So when he says "dre day only made eazys payday" that's what he meant lol

[@alexcary6386]

he actually made more than snoop and dre on their albums than they did!

[@amkrajc]

He made momeyboff anything Dre touched... it was for 7 years, but not sure if that continues after Eazy's passing.

[@skbwolverine]

Yes, but Dre started to see what Cube was talkin' about and wanted to leave too. Ice Cube was the real one and didn't give af (imo). In the end, they all turned out to be pretty damn successful though. It's all good. I liked all of them for their own individual talents. I miss those days.

[@charlescarter4608]

"Damn E they tried to fade u on dre day...."

[@archtheenemy3043]

Eazy made dre and snoop look so stupid

[@patrikachenbach4193]

Eazy E was a real street dude And Yea these Pics are Real hahaa they are from the World Class Wreckin’ Cru 1984-1985 This was before he was on NWA

[@yo_tengo_una_boca6764]

The World Class Wreckin' Cru was actually from 1983-1987 but otherwise you're right.

[@IamCalvinmcnizzle]

pausing is the point of reacting. you don't need to aplogize. we're here to hear what you have to say.

[@dk1069]

Dudes a great reactor

[@sameeknowsitall]

Yeah.

[@SaviorJooshes]

Yep. When people react to a song and literally just sit there bobbing their heads the whole time, then give 15 seconds of closing commentary, it’s like what’s the point lol.

[@gabreel8112]

By the way, Eazy E was the only real gangster out of all of them.

[@bigmcdick4916]

Green Dreams Ren too, they both belonged to the rolling 20 crips(if I remember the name of the gang correctly but they were both in the same one whatever the name was)

[@colinjacob7144]

Rollin 20s are located in Long Beach. as far as i know Snoop belonged to them. Eazy and Ren are/were from Compton and were affiliated to the Kelly Park Compton Crips.

[@nihilistmisantroph9267]

Snoop was bangin, b.g. knoccout & his brother gangsta dresta def. Been Bangin

[@Theking-mz9bk]

Green Dreams I have do disagree I love eazy e but ice cube and eazy e are the realist gangstas Edit: my bad guys I just remember ice cube said “Has long has I wasn’t gang banging or other shit” But he’s still a hard and real dude

[@elmolaunonen6801]

He was a kelly park compton crip

[@rashadmoore8935]

Snoop's intro was actually on a song called "Deep Cover" with Dr. Dre

[@theresidentalieninvasion]

Rashad Moore call him Snoop Eastwood 🎤💥🔫

[@Brosenbrose]

A Super Classic.

[@orangetd88]

Great song

[@fulfapalooza4922]

Nailed it.. The video title says Dr. Dre Introducing Snoop Dogg.

[@jamesleate]

One Eight Seven on an undercover cop.

[@Muffffin]

Eazy E definitely destroyed Dr.Dre.

[@thetruthintheboothfelix9647]

TheVortiguant Eazy never wrote a fucking word in his life stfu plz and RIP Eazy

[@Daniel-kx7ip]

TheTruthInTheBooth Felix yes he did

[@thetruthintheboothfelix9647]

Daniel Hdz007 dude stop

[@Daniel-kx7ip]

TheTruthInTheBooth Felix you stop

[@EgyMax1987]

TheTruthInTheBooth Felix you know nothing about eazy e...he wrote most of the songs when he was with NWA

[@coleon76]

You are a good brotha for learning and understanding the golden era of hip hop! Much respect!!

[@rashadmoore8935]

Those pix of Dre were from his first group"World Class Wreckin Crew" back in the early 80's, and that's just how they dressed on stage. This was right on the heels of the disco era.

[@brokehomiejoe1718]

Rashad Moore so the disco era didn't last long ??

[@rashadmoore8935]

broke homie joe mid 70's until early 80's

[@ubtoo05]

Still way too akward

[@ubtoo05]

I never seen disco people dressing as such but maybe the wreck crew did for on stage.. Like some rockers close to at times

[@cartoonworld1000]

Yeah it's true, but it's still funny as fuck

[@Baby_Suge]

This is my favorite so far cause in this video you clearly got the message from both sides! Keep’m coming!

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

I'm trying to dig in DEEP!

[@Baby_Suge]

Metal Biker Dude Reacts I had to watch this throwback! It’s my second favorite! My favorite of a time is your reaction to Dr. Dre’s Chronic Album. Especially when you reacted to “Little Ghetto Boy.” My only problem is that I can’t seem to find it!

[@chubbychuckle]

Two classic diss tracks. Love the channel

[@Fred_Pankle_86]

That picture of dre is from when he was in a group called the world class wrecking crew

[@enindea.k.acrazy1328]

edward spont Lonzo would make him wear it for when he dj at his club

[@MrGrifter123]

World class wrecking crew was Lonzos group dre was the dj of that group they all wore the same shit

[@lude4u2nv]

who doesn't like "before you turn off the lights" lol

[@mychorizotex2290]

ice cube - no vaseline you need to heard that (nwa diss)

[@Nisi1]

mychorizote x2 definitely needs to be heard by anyone getting into NWA

[@darealist5412]

God damn I'm glad yall set it off

[@victorzavala3390]

Cube Another studio gangster but he makes good music tho 😂

[@kragan92]

Eazy E won the battle hands down. The pictures of dre, and that line "dre day only makes eazy's pay day" decimated him

[@bruhmcchaddeus413]

Easy E won even if he hadn’t make the song, dre pretended to be what easy e was irl😂 so thats a win by default already since dre idolised easy e so much

[@NozzyE]

just to let everyone know, Eazy always played this track on his Radio show, he was getting paid off it, he got paid a percentage of everything Dre & Snoop made

[@sameeknowsitall]

Nice

[@sameeknowsitall]

Thats actually crazy. They were giving him free money.

[@alejandroRmd]

@@sameeknowsitall por 1 contrato de 6 años k firmo eazy e cn de y snop dogi

[@MrGetoDac]

Dre Day only meant Eazy's payday

[@onlyinyaks]

For reference, when Eazy E says “you a wannabe Loc” he’s saying Dre is a wannabe Crip. Crips call each other/themselves Loc’s.

[@rightcoast7049]

Eazy E won that hands down... Everybody knows who the real G was! Love how open minded you are. Keep it up, you have a new subscriber!

[@tafua_a]

Not to mention, he made it clear that any response would be pointless with "the same records that you're making is paying me" and "Dre Day only meant Eazy's payday". At this point Dre was stuck between a rock and a hard place, as any diss that he put his name on would prove Eazy's point. Edit: the reason why I'm saying that is, Eazy-E managed to get Dre to agree to a contract that stated that until the original Ruthless contract expired, Dre could only jump ship to Death Row is part of his albums' sales went to Ruthless. So yeah, Eazy-E got some sweet dough out of Fuck Wit Dre Day.

[@chubbychuckle]

I don't think they were mocking Dre. IMO that's just the sound of the West Coast. Dre wasn't a real street dude. The pics were probably from the mid to late 80s from when he did more pop music/dance music. And Easy killed this track. Way better than Dre Day to me because it had facts.

[@chubbychuckle]

All Star 1 fact lol. The rest was just talk. Eazy talked about him faking for the music, how he used to be a dancer, how Suge was doing him and others dirty at death row, and the Dre was abusing women.

[@chubbychuckle]

@DJ Fair but there is a difference between doing it and rapping about it. The majority of things rappers rap about they shouldn't do and many don't. You are probably right about it still being hypocritical though.

[@arpegio88]

I really enjoyed this reaction vid lol! Just a few things that you needed cleared up: First, In reference to 9:47, Dre and Snoop are talking about Luther Campbell aka Luke or sometimes known as "Uncle Luke" from Miami based rap group "2 Live crew." The genesis of that beef is based around a comment that Luke had made in a magazine about Dre and Death Row sometime in late 1992 which is why he's marginally mentioned on this track along with Eazy. They mentioned the gap in his teeth because in those days and even now, Luke has a very pronounced and noticeable gap in both the top and bottom set of his teeth. Also, Luke and 2 Live crew were famous for rocking bomber style jackets, hints what the character had on in the video. In reference to 14:32, YES that is a legit pic of Dr. Dre in the very beginning phase of his career during his time with R&B group "World class wreckin' crew." Back in the early 80's, Dre was the mix master spinning records for them in the background. Finally in reference to 19:59, that particular lyric is based around Suge Knight's treatment of his underlings and business associates, as it's now public knowledge that violence broke out on damn near a daily basis at Death Row due to Suge's inability to separate his street mentality from his blooming business sense at that time. Now in 2022, Death Row as a property has been acquired by Snoop as of February.

[@danielmor4073]

That’s a real picture of Dre, as much as I like Dre he wasn’t a gangster like eazy, the only reason Dre became a rapper is because eazy and his crack money lol

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

Dre was with Yella way before...

[@z0ffi928]

Metalgear SolidSnake Dre wasn’t a rapper tho lol

[@cartoonworld1000]

@@metalgearsolidsnake6978 even back then Yella was more real than Dre, never turned on any of his friends

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

@@cartoonworld1000 maybe they paid well....

[@MrAbagaz]

That was the fashion back then

[@22EZE666]

Big L One of the greatest lyricist of the 90s hardcore / gansta rap. The master of punchlines!!!!!!

[@jldch26]

Hardcore and Gangsta rap I think is considered 2 genres, since Hardcore Rap is still very lyrical over just straight Gangsta rap

[@22EZE666]

I never say they are the same.

[@saltywinchester1600]

Yes, you were wrong. His introduction was on "Deep Cover" also with Dr. Dre, a song for the movie "Deep Cover"-

[@bizzy523]

Eazy gets 20% off anything dre made back then.That’s why eazy said “dre day only meant eazys pay day” You should do for tha love of money by bone thugs ft eazy e

[@sarahh.5097]

Ahhh shit... Eazy E definitely took that dis Dre’s was nothing compared to that. Great reaction btw

[@williamm.9255]

EAZY E WAS THE HEART OF NWA!!!!! THIS TRACK COMPLETELY BLOWS DRE DAY OUT OF THE UNIVERSE!!!!!!!! THIS SONG IS STILL FIRE IN 2024!!!!!!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💢💢💢

[@blaydeobreza]

I love how you respect old school hip hop, especially when you come from a different background of music

[@brycecramay879]

The “Oh Damn” when he seen that *** is all of our reactions😂😂 perfect and funny

[@Fred_Pankle_86]

Luke is luther Campbell from 2 live crew. Dre and snoop had beef with him too but I think it was unrelated to the eazy e beef

[@MsSteeldog]

It was unrelated.

[@bobbydigital3061]

Dre also called out Tim dog in this track also

[@danextmessiify]

It’s rumored that the line “put my chrome to the side of his White Sox hat” is a jab at Cube

[@dariog36th]

Haus of Thug Life it was a jab at ice cube because he says we creep down to South central on a street knowledge mission. Totally has to do with cube

[@danextmessiify]

Dario Gomez although Cube never responded in any way to the line

[@raidernation6209]

Eazy buried Dre.

[@scar-rh3hq]

RAIDER NATION metaphorically, yes. But if you look at the facts, Dre got eazy buried literally.

[@12potatos]

aj and dre will be a bitch forever and eazy will be a legend forever

[@12potatos]

Shgarli Mandoza whats a bank account worth when you're a closeted homosexual that beats women 😂😂😂😂 he's no better then that demon Suge and he'll get his in the end.

[@nasirkanawy5638]

@@12potatos killing someone will never add something to your account except it shows how bitch dr. Dre is, till date people knows Easy e is far better than dre and eazy e is more respected in rap game than dre until the end of time

[@gonzoindigenousone8939]

How? Easy is dead. Dre is a billionaire. So? Dre won.

[@aaronkeener5559]

"Did he just say go boy?", 😂😂. The look on your face was priceless.

[@dbtrek]

"this is a bad picture man ... why did he do this?" 🤣

[@sprinterproductionshd3061]

BG knoccout feat dresta - dpg killas

[@sookkytoony1737]

I love that you did homework!!! I really am recommending your channel to everyone I know!!!

[@rubensilvarocha]

If you did not noticed, the scene where Dre Day ends it's the scene where MFG's starts giving the clue that is the follow up and reply. Genius right from the start.

[@c.j.irving9756]

Right On Homie! Great Video! R.I.P EAZY-E

[@deadsince1996]

my new favorite reaction channel for sure!

[@self-prez2824]

This song is focused on Eazy. Second verse was dissing Tim Dog. Last verse dissing Luke from 2 live crew and Ice Cube

[@crisscrosscruz2034]

EAZY-E Voice And Rap Style Was Something Else, Who Agrees? (Also Real Mothafuckin Gs >Dre Day)

[@Lovely_cats_777]

100%

[@sameeknowsitall]

I like both. Its tough for me

[@nuttybynature9190]

You said it! Masterpiece

[@bee-u6905]

When E came out with that. Every body was jamming it. Bumping it in the car full blast

[@StacyJenkins]

Deep cover soundtrack was his introduction

[@arthurwood5405]

Luke is Luke From Too Live Crew. You gotta do the real version of Dre Day. The PG version don’t cut it 😂 Both great songs though. This was a good time in music. As a kid who listened to punk, metal and rock....this era of rap was exciting and easily made it into my album collection. 👍

[@williamm.9255]

" AINT BROKE A LAW IN YOUR LIFE"!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥LOVE THAT LYRIC!!!!!💯💯💯💯💯

[@neetrab]

Yup 😂

[@MrSonic731]

eazy e was a real G from Kelly park compton Crip

[@johnjandoh6732]

The only real G in the group.

[@roybrown330]

The picture wasn't a fake, Dre was in a group called World Class Wrecking Crew he did the music

[@jaspervetti5012]

Luke (Luther Campbell) was someone who Dre had some beef with. Campbell was the one who brought in a rap duo called "2-Live-Crew", a controversial rap group out of Miami in the early 90s. At the same time, Snoop Dogg was going at a rapper called Tim Dog, someone from the Bronx who made a song called "F--- Compton".

[@sergiogarcia3730]

Funny how they kept this song out of the movie NWA. I wonder why lol. I grew up in that era and Eazy E was the real gangster in the group.

[@richarddavid5462]

You’re reaction to go boy is funny asl 😂

[@MetalBikerDudeReacts]

:-D

[@everythingbutrich]

I really love your channel the Marshall Mathers LP reaction is what made me a fan! Keep it up. You should react to 50 Cent - Get Rich Or Die Tryin album. Dr dre on the production.

[@cycl0nnus]

the photos of dre are legit from his days of the world class wrecking cru and that high speed tempo club dance music "i'm your doctor" "turn out the lights" etc. style similar to egyptian lover

[@dariog36th]

Eazy won the beef. Totally took away any street credibility Dre had and Dre never responded back.

[@xConflictGodzx]

Dre used to be big into musical theatre which is where the picture comes from he was raised in more of a classy household than Eazy and he claims to be a gangster

[@christianrose860]

Bro, much respect. You constantly gravitate towards the real. Your reactions are great and you catch things that those who live on the other side of the tracks wouldn't. Also, Dre got bodied on RMG but godamn snoop flows.

[@tiago-ke4sr]

Love your channel. Please react to 50 cent album Get Rich or Die Tryin' i'm sure you will love it

[@jonathanpearson8139]

He doesn't have to but maybe it'd be more enjoyable if he also knew some of the stuff that led up to it? Getting shot 9 times, being dropped from columbia and then cooming back with GRODT the classic under Shady records.

[@Kori-T]

R.I.P. JaRules rap career

[@bostonmass507]

this, also Joe Budden Mood Muzik 2 and 4

[@LORD_V4D3R]

How to Rob lol

[@ygtyrt]

Repeating after Dresta "Studio Gangsters, dafuq man?" coolest reaction! lol.

[@josevictordiogo4174]

Really enjoying your reactions. I see you went through some Hip Hop, some country and some classic rock with Child in Time. Liked it a lot. I'd love to see your reactions to some classic blues someday soon. Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson II, Howlin' Wolf and so on. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Brazil!

[@atakuruoglu]

You are absolutely right this is a masterpiece

[@darealist5412]

Gotta do Bone Thugs n Harmony

[@TemporaryInsane]

this is a masterpeice

[@balognasandwich9]

easy did him dirty with the pic!!!

[@mu7mmad037]

@Chess i think suge threatened dre or something no way he just called him and did this he threatened dre with a gun dre had no choice

[@ryancurry6801]

13:33 pimp c had an incredible delivery aswell, as does scarface

[@algram8541]

Easy banished Dre to the shadow realm. 😂. It was a fatality easy sweep

[@SalsaBila-pf1hu]

That ain't diss, that's straight murder. We just witnessed Eazy murdered Dre's dignity

[@p.diddykong5047]

Dre was dressed like that when he was in the group World Class Wreakin Cru. Those are real pictures. They were also on the Inside cover of the It's On 187umkilla album.

[@kaddymusik]

that wa a pic from Dre old group World Class Wrecking Crew

[@MrJesse240]

2 pac also took some shots at Dre on "Toss it up" pretty good song if your into R&B as well

[@stijnlinssen]

This is my favorite one so far, nice job dude

[@MsSteeldog]

That pic of Dre was when he was in a group called world class wrecking crew. He produced some of their songs. It wasn't rap more of dance type music. It wasn't photoshopped lolol. The beef was over money. It's the reason Ice cube was the first to leave nwa. Easy E was in tight with the record company owner Jerry Levine. Ice Cube had arguably the best dis track of them all involved. It's called No Vaseline.

[@MrOmac09]

sloovy mann No Vaseline is my favorite dis track of all time!

[@madcapglass1454]

Jerry Heller

[@MsSteeldog]

Correct jerry heller. i have no clue where that Levine came in on my part.

[@obinator9065]

You got confused with Jimmy Iovine.

[@MsSteeldog]

Yep good call.

[@andyreapuga365]

That is a masterpiece for sure👌

[@l.6624]

You gotta listen to some Big L bruh Big L - All Black Big L - Danger Zone Big L - Ebonics or Big L - Put It On you choose

[@MsSteeldog]

Ebonics may be the best to react to. Simply because it would help him understand some of the slang. He may not know about now.

[@madcapglass1454]

The 7 minute freestyle is sick

[@Wasdismi]

I'd like to see Put it on, MVP, No Endz no Skinz or Let em have it.

[@22EZE666]

Yeah Shout out to Big L !!!!!

[@StuLenS_Gaming]

Yea

[@threesixty5295]

Loved your reaction. BTW I don't know what or how the beef with Luke from 2 live crew started but look did make a dies track and video to answer Dre day. Its called cowards in Compton. You might wanna look into it. I'm about to check out your no Vaseline reaction vid.👍

[@patrikachenbach4193]

A good Song is Tupac - Staring through my Rear View Or Tupac - Blasphemy

[@joelabraham3820]

Patrik Achenbach you should check out the through my rear view Ed Sherratt shape of you remix its dope

[@poppe191]

What I love about your channel is the research you actually do into the situations that were going on with the people at the time. Same with your reaction to Eminem's album. Keep it up!

[@fuckyourpc9961]

You should react to medicine man it's the most recent song Dre and Eminem made and it's awesome

[@bettyzippay236]

DR. Chris dol medicine man is so heavily copy righted no one can post it t yt

[@brandonhinrichs8657]

Just proves the power of music and words. When you embark on something like reviewing music you're forced to go in open minded and you find that you like things you never expected to

[@l.A.0]

17:05 the best reaction lolol

[@st.berdoo4828]

Good view man. Had me dying laughing on how you reacted, and likeded the beat to "Fuk Wit Dre Day".

[@killuax817]

Big L - 98 Freestyle!! Or Big L - Put It On

[@jamesoblivion]

I've suspected for years that Dre has had a hand in keeping this Eazy record out of print. It addresses two points that he does not want addressed, his exaggerated street cred and his violence to women. Both were conspicuously absent from the Straight Outta Compton movie. And I like that movie, but it does Eazy dirty. E was not going around crying because Dre made The Chronic, like they show in the movie. E was making money off The Chronic, because he still had Dre under contract at Ruthless, and he was also clapping back HARD with tracks like this one. Dre wants everyone to forget that, and think Eazy died envying him.

[@lelle1068]

👏👏👏

[@ragingbohab]

Watch the movie, Straight out of Compton. It will help give you the history of NWA, plus it's also a really good movie.

[@dustieclipz2996]

Yeah. You don't even have to be into Rap music to enjoy it. Really good movie

[@chubbychuckle]

It sucks they didn't have Real MF Gs in it though.

[@BrianKlumb]

Watch that movie to get *part* of the story from a singular biased perspective. Great entertainment, but a lot of stuff twisted and/or left out to fit the narrative they wanted.

[@yusufayaz2356]

That movie sucks. It was made by the winners.

[@dariog36th]

RagingBohab 805 it was a good movie but was very biased. It was written by Cube and Dre so it only shows things that favor them.

[@rickyarme2317]

I’m 46 now but was in high school when this came out. I still love it.

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

The real version of Dre Day is a masterpiece too.. however, Eazy E smoked them with this track

[@matthewtopping3667]

Never get bored with this video classic eazy e deffo a masterpiece

[@busyb5104]

Eazy killed Dre on this track

[@waynelaird478]

Thank you for this I've been an hip hop fan my whole life and never knew so much so thanks and both videos were wonderfully done 👍

[@anangrytexan2244]

You should hit up Bone Thugs in Harmony w/ Biggie Smalls- Notorious Thugs. OR if you just want Bone Thugs you can check out Shotz to tha double glock or 'mo murda. They're from Cleveland and they go HARD

[@orangetd88]

CW Harper He should check out Bone and Tupac “Thug Luv”

[@epa2532]

This is my personal favorite video for now! very good stuff, hope it stays here atleast for a while, u should do ice cube no vaseline!

[@marr3ll]

Nas "Illmatic" full album reaction, it's considered one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time 👍

[@spiritanimal8836]

And damn right it's a masterpiece! Respect to you.

[@nastynas1716]

You are GREAT dude. Please do an immortal technique-dance with the devil reaction. It’s definitely best storytelling track ever, deep lyrics and great overall

[@osamabinladen2050]

The flow to that song is boring tho

[@ThatGuyTooHigh]

Eazy e knew how dre was getting treated by suge and them Way before anyone else talked about it

[@holydado]

I never listened to much Eazy, but I did listen to a lot of Bone Thugs N Harmony, your follower might know better then I do, but I believe Eazy discovered them/helped them get started. Besides 2pac(my favorite), you had Eazy and Bone Thugs, Dre, Snoop and later Eminem--what an awesome time to era or rap, top notch stuff. Geez everyone’s suggesting really good music, I like your chats style.

[@jiritakanen1770]

Onetime 4-Real they were supposedly doing song together for Eazys double album but Eazy passed before that could happen

[@musahaque2000]

@Onetime 4-Real He never thought of signin' him and I can't really picture that, they just don't match, no one fits as a component to him than Dre, same style music, leaders of their record labels, came out of Compton and grew up with eachother, as Eazy bein' the original Hip-Hop thugsta and Dre the marijuana G-funk master, that would blend well

[@gerbermack]

I’m just a couple minutes into this video. The host doesn’t seem to know much. Some of what he’s saying is not even true. Note: the manager is supposed to be Jerry Heller. Snoop’s introduction was on the Deep Cover single. Dr. Dre had been doing music production for some time before this song.

[@MrGrifter123]

You not ready for Luke yet lmao

[@alphapimp]

Easy-E was one of my favorites! Legend!

[@gabreel8112]

Luke is a rapper from "2 Live Crew".

[@ubtoo05]

I was thinking that. They were tight group

[@igorlivramento5656]

Miami

[@courtsilverandblack501]

Just started watching your channel, love it, the concept, your opinion and reactions, keep doing it, I have a long list of songs and knowledge, ok back to more videos

[@salvadorcortez7671]

hey react to some Bone thugs and harmony, they sound real good, "Tha Crossroads" is a great one or "Notorious thugs"