The INSANE Story of DR. DRE That You Didn't Know About..

[@jadavella4623]

Dr. Dre gave us Eminem, 50, Snoop, NWA, and a lot of artists and he made them the biggest artists in the world. He the greatest producer of all time and he made a huge impact on hip hop with the Chronic album, in which is the one of the greatest albums ever. He’s done a lot for the culture and the world is full of great music that all of us grew up on.

[@infamouseyez-one7122]

He didn't gave us NWA

[@jadavella4623]

@@infamouseyez-one7122 yes he did and he was part of the group and he helped produce some tracks.

[@williamguy5860]

@@infamouseyez-one7122 Without Dre Eazy wouldn't be able to rap. Dre taught Eazy how to rap.

[@garmangwynn1035]

Check Quincy Jones’s history, and rethink the situation

[@stevenb427]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dre gave us NWA... BULLSHIT! Got to love these revisionist wankers who just make up history in their own head and we all ha e to deal with it. 😊

[@penyeeezy]

Crazy how Dre basically left situations where he walked out on money he earned n deserved but still ended up super well Financially

[@KreativeKerri]

Key point, money isn't everything. Not worth it if you gotta be some place you know isn't for you.

[@bdr113080]

Dr. Dre will always be one of my favorite artist. All 3 of his solo records are flawless .

[@JeffreyJohnson85]

He has 4 solo albums. The chronic, the aftermath, chronic 2001, and compton.

[@Abuzahid150580]

Toooo much hate to control????

[@AnthonyGraeme]

I like The Chronic and 2001 mostly.

[@MaweenChubbers]

​@@JeffreyJohnson85 Aftermath is NOT a solo album lmao

[@DanielBecerra-yi2up]

@@JeffreyJohnson85😂

[@MetalSonic420]

Dr. Dre is an icon and one of the greatest producers of all time. The Chronic is one of my favorite albums of all time.

[@heatherlyn1978]

Always will be!

[@mikearndt1233]

People forget about snoops murder was the case.what if he was found guilty. He and Martha couldn't get blunted today

[@mikearndt1233]

Martha could be The Bitch with Cookies

[@heatherlyn1978]

@@mikearndt1233 🤣🤣🤣🤣 nope!

[@johndez5213]

Dre surviving all those curveballs the universe threw at him and still kept succeeding, needs to be studied. The Mighty D.R.E. indeed..

[@stellviahohenheim]

Especially after being close with that snake snoop

[@caesonpotter]

TALENT always WINS

[@returnofthemack8347]

Some of the curveballs were self-inflicted. He was an abusive monster.

[@michaelbuto305]

@@returnofthemack8347 Cmon dont talk about diddy again.

[@crusadergamer4995]

Thank god doctor Dre is still here with us to this day

[@NetPwn]

In the words of snoop "oh fo sho" 💯

[@lasleroy1]

Yes. If not for Dr Dre, we wouldn’t have the Kendrick we know and love

[@Ricardovalenchi]

i rather be a nigga - pac 1#.

[@kenshinyang7375]

Yeah and many other artist ​@@lasleroy1

[@kimvalpy]

🧡 I never knew about Dr Dre,, he's had a hard life like me & taken the falls,, walked away,, like me & got back up,, ALWAYS with LOVE & a decent Soul,, like me,, what a REAL MAN,, I relate with...😎

[@hutchinsonmatthew1]

This was amazing to watch! Dre is such an incredible influence, not just to Hip Hop, but music in general. His sound, style and artists he's worked with have impacted countless lives. Have loved his music for a long time! Its eternal!

[@kimberlysauber5601]

This made me go back to 7th grade feelings!! Dre has been a HUGE part of my life. NWA is what really started my LOVE of hip hop/ gangsta rap. I’ve been hooked ever since. Don’t even get me started on Eminem!! I can’t even imagine what hip hop would look like with Dre in it. No can imagine because he IS hip hop. Gets me all up in my feelings talkin bout Dre. The man has been through 30 hells and always pops back up in heaven!! Love you Dre!!! And The Chronic is STILL one of the BEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME!!! 🙌🏽💯🔥

[@matthewmann8969]

Dre helped mold the careers to different degrees of Yella, Eazy, Cube, Ren, The DOC, Snoop, Nate, Warren, Em, 50, Game, Kendrick, And many more yeah.

[@Notyouwelder]

Without the DOC none of those dudes would be where they are today

[@joshtassie9478]

Dre had nadda to do with shit..... Doc! Dogg pound did the work dre got credit..... with 50 dre did a 3rd the tracks....game helped Kendrick..... Eminem was the goat with or without..... if anyone deserves credit for em it's jimmy..... dre takes credit for other people's producing..... his fckn headphones weren't his.... Jimmy again took that to him.... I need a dr is again eminem...... dre is a dick rider....

[@WeThePeepHole333]

So you say, he did more not helping than helping dude

[@desixox]

He helped men. And abused women.

[@brokencrayon1534]

If eazy wasn’t there, there would be no NWA and no dre

[@johnwebb2442]

Love and respect for legendary, iconic Hip Hop/Rap music producer Dr. Dre. 40 years of excellence.

[@heathercaldwell6813]

Dr.Dre is AMAZINGLY talented and I've enjoyed his work for years.

[@WeThePeepHole333]

Warren is the real D.J.

[@EricaMariah]

Dre is the man. Hands down the best hip hop producer

[@AmadeusAlmighty]

This was a very well done video. From the initial tone I thought maybe you would skim over the bad parts like Dee Barnes, but you fully addressed it and told the whole story. Good work

[@AZ-mq5eu]

Kendrick documentary!! 🙏🏽 also I need a doctor is a great video!!

[@BrettShadow]

It's nobody in rap history more disrespected than Warren G. Warren was my favorite of em all and I put G Funk Era up against Chronic and Doggystyle all day err day

[@AnthonyGraeme]

Haha come on. We know the holy trinity of Hip Hop is still DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and Bambaataa. Warren G's regulate was awesome though.

[@WeThePeepHole333]

I just left a comment saying Warren G is the real D.J.

[@WeThePeepHole333]

​@@AnthonyGraemeQuik eats dre all day every mafuggen day

[@AnthonyGraeme]

@@WeThePeepHole333 Huh?

[@nelsonmwombeki5243]

I grew up listening to pac, dre, cube, bone thugs, eazy e. This made my day 🙂

[@ruben_santos]

Dre did The Game debut album.. one of the best albums ever. And then The Game just fu€#ed up his career..

[@OJ1974]

He didn't fuck up his career, not totally anyway. Not to mention a rappers career is only about 4 yrs anyway. Not all of course

[@ruben_santos]

I say that on the point that he lost the respect of those that "launched" him..

[@laujjohnny7401]

My co worker started singing "I need a doctor" in a quiet ass warehouse and I can hear him down the isles gave me goosebumps!!!! That's how powerful that song was!!!

[@michelepost693]

Dr. Dre is AWESOME 🔥

[@AARON-ef1kr]

Fckin A

[@pamelamarshall4269]

I believed I’ve watched the Super Bowl half time show at least 5 times. 💜💜💜 For Dr. Dre & others whom he’s close with. Outstanding music & Business Saavy too!!!

[@RichardVaughan-h4k]

DRE is reaping what he has sowed in the Hip Hop industry and that's nothing but dedication to His music 🎶🎵.

[@Don_E_Pham]

I couldn't imagine my youth and fellowship with music and sound today without Dre's Echo-chamber. A major slice of todays' music ambience has trace elements of/or residual outcomes directly linked and ushered through, his existence, relationships, and body of work. I'm an 80s baby. This has been and remains my generation and its grown beyond all expectations and continues evolve as well as age into a standard to assess quality control whilst expanding.

[@kehindeoyegunle8920]

I just love his music. So inspiring. Never made a soft LP. EVER.

[@СергейФитисов-у4э]

It's a big work about a great personality. I think everyone will be interested, no exaggeration. Good luck!

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank you

[@anthonyharper8161]

Superbowl half time Show Dre & Snoop , 50 , etc was amazing and yes I'm still watching it.. Yes.

[@WeThePeepHole333]

If you call snoop glorifying gangs and throwing around gang signs cool then cool

[@aaronj.brooks1977]

Well great documentary about Dr Dre and also glad to that doing well after that health scare and also do a Kendrick Lamar documentary.

[@denmarkreyes3082]

Best documentary, this is quality! Good work! 🇵🇭

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank you

[@raeannpatterson142]

When you all came out with your music in through out me growing up it helped me in so many different ways that you just don’t know how to say it. An thank you.

[@qsmooth7805]

Awesome documentary and yes, I would like to see a documentary on Kendrick

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank you!

[@qsmooth7805]

You are welcome

[@HaHaDK]

"Hate It Or Love It" was NOT produced by Dr. Dre (Andre Young). 🛑 It was produced by "Cool & Dre" (Marcello Antonio Valenzano & Andre Christopher Lyon) ✅

[@mizrawthemikesparka2342]

Great documentary. And yes, I definitely need that Kendrick Lamar documentary.

[@thenotorioushank404]

Dr Dre will always be the greatest❤

[@ashleygreen8651]

THIS. THIS was the era...the time......I was in my late teens (born 1977)....Wish we could ALL go back!! Hip Hop ain't the same in 2024. Legends, Trailblazers, Pioneers from 1980-2010. Period. That Is WHEN HIP HOP/RAP was born. The 80's were the birth. It is such a privilege....to know this when it actually began!!! I remember pulling over on the side of the highway after the second & last time Tupac was shot. I cried my face off like I knew him. It had such an impact on me. I imagine if he were at the 2022 Superbowl halftime, or even here now...what would be HIS message. Wow!! I am and always will be a fan of Em, Dre, Snoop, NWA, and all artists relevant 😊 Also....just putting his out there...When the Chronic was first released.....WE HAD TO ACTUALLY PURCHASE THE CD. ( like all Music in the 90's)

[@treehouse318]

excellent video, thank you!💙

[@MusicVibeChannel]

appreciate! thank you for watching

[@dingdongdind]

I watched the summer brawl show many times

[@IvanLopez-b5d]

Dre was the beats, Cube was the lyrics, Easy was the front man the other two were extras.

[@Mgxebe2709]

Best documentary i have watched by far, thank you😊

[@datgirl4509]

I am new to your channel and I can't stop watching your videos💯💯I enjoy your format and research you do to make sure the videos are accurate as possible. New💯💯💯💯 fan alert🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MusicVibeChannel]

I appreciate that

[@rhondaturner1661]

Video well done no bullcrapping around nice to see

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thanks 👍

[@karenleeM]

Decent video - thank you . Love me some Dre & it was awesome to see Dre and Eminem back in Wembley... Kendrick - yes please 👍

[@scottyboy308]

one of the best ways to find out that we all can do these videos if you know you know man .

[@Trashencash]

Dre is hip hop

[@AnthonyGraeme]

Yep. Dr Dre, DJ Premier, RZA, J Dilla, Prince Paul, Pete Rock. Marley Marl, Large Professor, Easy Mo Bee.

[@Mandalynn_Bay]

I didn’t know Dr Dre was a rapper growing up. I seen Dr Dre on Set it Off, and was like that is my future baby daddy. There was something sexy about Dre playing Big Slim. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Ares3573]

Music Vibe dropping a banger video after a banger video

[@MusicVibeChannel]

thank u!

[@fk2812]

@@MusicVibeChannelyou’re on a roll 🎉

[@WillJordan-eh3xz]

@@MusicVibeChannel hi i really love your videos , what editor do you use for your videos

[@MusicVibeChannel]

@@WillJordan-eh3xz premiere pro + affects

[@musutdmustapha7540]

Good job bruh ,dre is the best hip hop producer OAT, i'm a huge fan since chronic 1 in 92 ,mad love from ALGERIA 🇩🇿 ❤️

[@shyradavis2958]

Yes. Please do a Kendrick Documentary. And thank you for this one!!! This west coast girl loves our west coast superheroes

[@jeannieakana808]

Amazing video! Thank you for taking the time to put this together!! 👏👏👏

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dariussanders7309]

Yes get that Kendrick documentary together 🔥

[@dallasbagley]

No Dre? No NWA (Cube, Eazy, Yella, Ren), Westside Connection, Bone Thugs, ANY artist from Death Row, Snoop, Warren G, Nate Dogg, Kurupt, Lady of Rage, 2PAC (sorda), Eminem (The GOAT), D12, Slaughterhouse, Royce, Obie Trice, 50 Cent, G-Unit, The Game, Xzibit, and Kendrick Lamar... It's CRAZY how essential Dre is to the culture. He is either directly, or indirectly responsible for raps greatest artists.

[@chroniccrypto75]

Facts

[@zopplo8300]

This document is very interesting and entertaining a Kenny documentary would go crazy 🔥🔥🔥 + 1 sub

[@MatthewBeebe-rk4qx]

YES on kendrick and awesome stuff here!! great work

[@TheTrut416]

Close to 40 yrs in the game. World Class Wrecking Cru, NWA, Death Row, Aftermath

[@sandraferreira2945]

We love you Dre you are the one make a lot singers to be popular and we the world knows them only because you ❤ Thank you Mister Dre you are the best because you BORN THIS WAY THANK YOU MISTER DRE 🥰♥️❣️❣️

[@isaiahfrazier4176]

OMFG this video is awesome!

[@MusicVibeChannel]

thank yiu

[@thecelebrityfile_US]

Dr. Dre is undeniably a cornerstone of hip-hop history. He didn't just introduce us to icons like Eminem, 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, and N.W.A.-he elevated them to global superstardom, shaping the very sound of an era. His work on The Chronic album is legendary, a masterpiece that revolutionized hip-hop and remains one of the greatest albums of all time. Beyond the beats and the hits, Dre’s influence runs deep in the culture, leaving us with a legacy of timeless music that generations have grown up on. Truly the greatest producer to ever do it!

[@HolloMatlala1]

4:46 One thing I like and will always admire about Cube He say it to yo face, Loyalty and Truth in 1. No Shadow Monsters #CubeVision

[@iamdevilboy5976]

Dr. Dre is an absolute studio genius a true perfectionist as a producer, Dr. Dre is the evil genius of hip hop.

[@amarabbass3780]

thank you dre for this year of music production we really enjoy with your music for 30 years

[@icecreambeats101]

9:11 Arabian Prince left the group first because he wasn’t getting any money. Eazy E told Cube “you wanna be a flop like Arabian Prince”.

[@jedilady4485]

Dr Dre went through so much with death and failures in his career, but still worked hard and persevered! And now he is a Legend!

[@joonashannila8751]

The legacy this man has.. Absolutely amazing

[@Spectrum0122]

The editing on this vid is fucken S tier. You should def do a doc on kdot

[@kelvinonwuasor6974]

Dr Dre is living legend

[@datgirl4509]

Dr Dre is a living LEGEND and ICON. He is one of the GREATEST PRODUCER/ARTIST EVER🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ahmadtulba7662]

Hell yeah on Kendrick documentary!!!

[@orangreensp4073]

Not Tupac, not Big...the real one is Dre. Always been and forever will be

[@BrettShadow]

The realest and the most crucial ... and most disrespected is Warren G.... none of that ish happens without Warren. Dre treat him like ish and act like a bish but G always loyal. Stayed real. Stayed Tru.

[@orangreensp4073]

@@BrettShadow , i have to be humble on this and the fact is that i don't have the knowledge to argue what you Said. I live in Portugal, all i know i had to research.

[@BrettShadow]

@@orangreensp4073 It wasn't my intention to argue and I didn't mean to come across as attacking you or your opinion. I think it would be impossible for someone to try to make the case that DRE isn't one of the fundamentally necessary keys that had yo be turned to fire the engines of rap. No way it looks like it does without him. I do however get aggravated (and I shouldn't) sometimes precisely for the reason you just mentioned. The argument can be made that Warren G has an equal or even greater fingerprint on rap. Warren G Snoop and Nate Dogg were friends running the streets and tryna start something. Dre had already broke in with the WCRC. Warren was Dres lil step bro. Warren begged and begged Dre to listen to their tapes. He refused and really blew G off and treated him like shit. Probably some resentment and pain left from losing his other brother and seeing Warren as a "replacement". G Snoop and Nate kept grinding and trying and it wasn't working. Snoop got so frustrated that he took his notebook folder that he had written ALL of his rhymes in and threw it in a dumpster saying he was done and F rap and F Dre and stuff. Snoop quit and went home. Warren G climbed into the dumpster and got every single scrap of paper back outta there. I'm talking Lodi Dodi, the G Thang verse. The gin and juice verse... basically what would be compared to a handwritten signed copy of the Bible from Jesus. At a party one night there was a break in the music the DJ was spinning and Warren was cool with that DJ. Dre and all his homes there of course and Warren runs outside and grabs a tape and brings it back and asked his homie to play it... that is the first time Dre heard Snoop voice and was immediately like whoa. When everyone signed to Death Row... they all had contracts ready to sign before they got in a plane bags packed. They all showed up... including Warren with his bag packed.. Dre.... signs. . They call in Snoop... he signs.. they call in Nate Dogg.... he signs... they never called Warren. They didn't even have a contract OR plane ticket for him... he watched his brother and 2 best friends walk onto a plane. Standing there with his stuff... and they all went straight to the top. Warren never held it against them. Never spoke an I'll word about any of them. Warren should have had production credit on the chronic. On doggystyle. On Dre day.... he got zero credit... and zero dollars from it. To this day you find an interview with Warren G and a good portion of it will be him just beamin bragging on how proud he is to be Dre brother and how amazing he is and how much respect he has for him.. . I haven't heard Dre mention Warren buy maybe 2-3 times in 30 years. Do yourself a favor. Go discover Warren G... start with the album The G-Funk Era. Start ot track 1 ... and don't skip. You're welcome

[@derekjordangregg7468]

You right. I hate how Dre treated Warren g. He was a gatekeeper and Warren still came up

[@martinjkrumm8764]

Insane indeed. Dre's been through more than I knew before I saw this clip.

[@luisaodograndao3590]

GOOD THING YOU LET US KNOW ALL THAT WASN´T THERE TO BE KNOWN AT A MAINSTREAM LEVEL AND MAKES EVEN MORE OF SUCH A GREAT ARTIST, PRODUCER AND DOCTOR THAT DRE HAS BEEN, CURRENTLY IS AND WILL BE REMEMBERED FOREVER!!!

[@scenicdragon808]

It's how the voiceover tone changes in certain parts of this video that makes it hit harder 🔥 Also, on 26:54, you made a mistake with "Dr. Dre - The Real Slim Shady", along with 29:03: Hate It Or Love It was produced by Cool & Dre, not Dr. Dre

[@MusicVibeChannel]

OMG, I have no idea why i wrote "Dre" 🤣🤣

[@vintagesoul81]

Bought this CD when I was in 6th grade when it 1st dropped! 😂

[@Keklkdkkd77]

I waited a lot for this video

[@MusicVibeChannel]

♥️

[@Nprs1730]

@@MusicVibeChannelplease make a Kendrick documentary

[@elviracarrillo4853]

🥰 You Sir ROCK!! Unbiased journalism.

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank you 😃

[@camy.levsky]

Awesome documentary!

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thanks!

[@josephgurung4786]

Dr Dre legend without harming other's life

[@JohnnyGagliano-c4w]

I've watched the Superbowl half time show at least 100 times and will continue to watch it. It was by far the best half time show ever 100% fucking epic !!!!

[@lokzillah]

Yes def do the kendrick doc this vid was very well put togetehr

[@albertgichana3132]

Dre is the real deal in the hip-hop history.

[@OmarOB1]

Awesome actor and Dr Dre is to hip-hop like what Michael Jackson is to Pop music. Sound wise, Dr Dre changed how music should sound and it's uniqueness speaks for itself.

[@RichardVaughan-h4k]

His solo albums is flawless.

[@VkkRss]

Survivor. Despite the mistakes in the past seems to grow up off it. Imagine how many people of his time and around him did not survived this long.

[@archersmith869]

I watched that Super Bowl half time show just as many times as I watched the Kobe tribute

[@javierjalal2746]

i got that one 14:25 "and uh back to the lecture at hand, perfection is perfected so imma let em understand" 🗣️

[@tarroyo]

Sad part about this is he'll take Detox to the grave, we'll never get to see it! SOLID VIDEO 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Can't wait to see what u do with Kendrick

[@779RAFAEL]

Thanks for The video 😊

[@36GodMob]

Chronic 2001 was an absolute BANGER ….

[@sammieadopts]

I’m sorry but I just think about how he treated women in the past. Hope it’s different now.

[@live_monkey2485]

I get it. But people make mistakes. It sounds like seeing his father being abusive when he was younger might not have helped. Hopefully, he has truly learned from this.

[@tomazroses6022]

🔥 🔥 🔥 Video 📹. Respect. 🤘🏻

[@MusicVibeChannel]

thank you!

[@ChristoJohnSaaiman]

Dr Dre took a lot credit for other people's work.

[@BrettShadow]

Quik

[@HipHopLover2008]

Can you prove? no you cant 😂 keep hating

[@HipHopLover2008]

@atilelhuno6801 can you prove

[@BrettShadow]

@@HipHopLover2008 we just told you stupid

[@StarrTile]

If it wasn't for Dre we wouldn't have Snoop, we wouldn't have Pac and we wouldn't have Em...nuff said

[@Snowzycartel]

i think that without dr.dre there probably would've been 30% of hphop gone, this man ain't getting enough respect

[@Beatoven]

My biggest inspiration ever! The real GOAT ☝🏼🏅

[@PhilipDahn]

Great job ❤

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank you!

[@Tokinbeats]

38:05 Kendrick short asf 😂😂

[@k_g1504]

thanks to dr dre!! for hiphop's finest

[@deanmbewe1311]

Oh wow 😮.... just 😲....got nuf respect 💯💯💯💯💯❤️😎

[@willh4269]

Just subscribed

[@LeroyLegacy]

If we can get a Kendrick doc, that would be marvelous.

[@MReynaArte]

Dr. Dre the Man..the Godfather ..and yes a Kendriick Lamar. documentary

[@salamandiusbraveheart4183]

Dre got them all

[@AaronMason-n2l]

I loved this

[@shadracknjogu7299]

DR. DRE GIFTED ME MY TWO BEST ARTISTS. EMINEM AND KENDRICK. N FOR THAT AM GREATFUL