Talib Kweli & Warren G On 'Regulate,' Nate Dogg, Snoop, Dre, Suge Knight, NWA | People's Party Full

In this episode of "People's Party With Talib Kweli," Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with rapper/producer and one of the pioneers of the G-Funk sound:
WARREN G
Here's what we got into on this one:
• The legacy of Warren's mother Ola Mae and his song 'My Momma' dedicated to her.
• How his father's love of jazz still inspires Warren's musical taste.
• Growing up in the LBC and eventually moving to Compton to live with his father.
• What it was like being Dr. Dre's younger brother when N.W.A. was blowing up.
• Meeting Snoop while they were in elementary school together.
• Snoop and Kurupt meeting for the first time during a legendary freestyle battle.
• Bumping heads with Nate Dogg as kids and eventually becoming ride or die brothers.
• The process of how the classic 'Ain't No Fun' came together.
• Warren's small part on 'Deeez Nuuuts' having a lasting impact on pop culture.
• Making the 'The Chronic' while LA was in the midst of the '92 riots.
• Nipsey Hussle and his part in carrying on the legacy of West Coast rap.
• How important The D.O.C. was to the success of N.W.A. and Death Row Records.
• Warren being kicked off The Row after he cautioned others about signing Suge's contracts.
• The group Above The Law and their part in the evolution of G-Funk.
• Translating the meaning behind "rhythm is life and life is rhythm".
• Warren's intention on creating his own signature style within the G-Funk lane.
• How cool it was to finally get the chance to meet singer Michael McDonald.
• Nate Dogg performing 'Regulate' against the wishes of Suge Knight.
• Warren carrying a backpack full of guns into the 1994 Billboard Awards.
• The song 'Indo Smoke' getting the attention of Russell Simmons.
• Warren's debut album essentially saving Def Jam from bankruptcy.
• Attending the infamous 1995 Source Awards and being ready for whatever.
• Making attempts to iron out the beef between Pac and Biggie while in Brooklyn.
• The artists Warren put on such as the Twinz, Dove Shack and Da 5 Footaz.
• The group 213 dating back to the school days in the LBC.
• Nate Dogg's performance on 'I Need A Light' and the story behind 213's 'Joystick'.
• The Regulator Kush cannabis strain that he's been involved with.
• His own Barbecue sauce line and catering service with 'Sniffin Griffins BBQ'.
• Some of Warren's latest endeavors of getting into the real estate scene.
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TIME STAMPS: 2:22 -- The show kicks off with a shout-out to Kurupt for his appearance on People's Party several months back. They go on to discuss the legacy of Warren's mother Ola Mae, his song 'My Momma' dedicated to her, as well as his father and how his love of jazz still influences what Warren's playlist looks like today. Warren also speaks on his Long Beach upbringing, the prevalence of gangbanging on his street of 21st & Lewis as well as the fun he had growing up in the LBC and his eventual move to live with his father in Compton. 10:42 -- Warren is asked what it was like being Dr. Dre's younger brother when N.W.A. was blowing up. He speaks on how Dre was the one that taught him how to DJ and produce and Warren tells how N.W.A.'s interlude '1-900-2 Compton' would become his first appearance on wax. They also discuss Warren meeting Snoop in elementary school, community programs getting pulled from the hood and the talent contest where Snoop and Kurupt met for the first time and had a legendary freestyle battle that became the steppingstone for Kurupt landing on Death Row. 17:23 -- Warren is asked about his meeting Nate Dogg when they were kids. He tells about the tensions between the two early-on, them eventually becoming ride or die brothers and how incredibly gifted Nate was. The classic track 'Ain't No Fun' is brought up and Warren is asked if he can take us through the process of making the song and if the crew knew they were working on a masterpiece. Warren's contributions to 'The Chronic' are also brought up as they discuss his intro to 'Deeez Nuuuts' and its lasting impact on pop culture. 23:18 -- Warren speaks on the making of 'The Chronic' while LA was in the midst of the '92 riots and they discuss how audio clips on the album came directly from the streets during that crazy time. They go on to talk about Nipsey Hussle, what he meant to West Coast rap and his own tumultuous relationship with the LAPD. Warren is also asked how important The D.O.C. was to the legacy of N.W.A. and Death Row Records. They discuss what a natural talent he is, his part in teaching Snoop, Warren and others to write and Warren being with him the night he got in the accident that stole his voice. 29:45 -- Warren is asked about his disillusionment and hurt feelings during the time of his exit from Death Row. He speaks on being essentially banished from the camp after Suge Knight was alerted that Warren was cautioning others about signing contracts without lawyers looking over them first. Warren also illustrates the alteration that occurred between him and Suge after he found out, heading home and trying to navigate his own way in the industry and in the end not holding any ill feelings towards anyone about how it all went down. 34:44 -- The group Above The Law gets a big shout-out for their part in the evolution of G-Funk. They go on to discuss Warren's iconic hit 'Regulate'. Warren translates the meaning behind "rhythm is life and life is rhythm" and they discuss his intention on creating his own signature style within the G-Funk lane, attempts made to trademark the term 'G-Funk Era', how dialog from the film 'Young Guns' made it to the intro and the crate of records he acquired with the Michael McDonald album that would help 'Regulate' become the classic that it is today. 42:10 -- Warren speaks on how cool it was to finally get the chance to meet and chop it up with Michael McDonald after one of his shows. They go on to discuss the 1994 Billboard Music Awards when Nate Dogg performed 'Regulate' with Warren against the wishes of Suge Knight. Warren shares some untold facts about the story involving a backpack with 8+ guns that somehow made it into the event, an altercation that occurred backstage as well actor Michael Clarke Duncan being a security guard there at the time. 47:36 -- They discuss Warren's debut album essentially saving Def Jam, a record company that was struggling with bankruptcy issues at the time and Warren talks about how the signing came after Warren's production 'Indo Smoke' made it to the 'Poetic Justice' soundtrack. He also details the low profile that he kept while attending the infamous 1995 Source Awards while being fully ready for whatever might go down. They go on to talk about the West Coast/East Coast beef, Warren staying out of it and making attempts to help iron out the beef between 2Pac and Biggie while he was hanging out in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. 57:32 -- Warren is asked about the artists that he brought on the scene such as the Twinz, Dove Shack and Da 5 Footaz. They also dig into Warren's repurposing the Transformers theme on 'Transformers', the legacy of the group 213 dating back to the school days in Long Beach where Warren, Nate and Snoop originally met each other and working with Hi-Tek on 213's 'Twist Yo Body'. They go on to discuss the 'Get U Down' collab with B-Real, Ice Cube and Snoop Dogg, as well as Nate's performance on 'I Need A Light' and the story behind 213's 'Joystick'. 1:05:32 -- Warren is asked about the Regulator Kush cannabis strain that he's been involved in bringing to consumers as well as his own Barbecue sauce line with 'Sniffin Griffins BBQ'. They discuss Warren's long-time passion for grilling and how he likes his meat cooked. They also get into Warren's favorite verse from the 'In The Mid-Nite Hour' album, how Nate Dogg came up with the album title by accident while singing in the studio and Warren speaks on his recent endeavors into the world of real estate and house flipping.

[@michaelmclendon6368]

Kurupt Death Row Records is the only one who has a new

[@michaelmclendon6368]

Kurupt G-Funk Death Row Records is the one a new whole world that has a new

[@lamarwest9467]

Warren G. is one of the gifted songwriters of gangsta rap. The crisp & crystal clear storytelling he incorporated is what made him the cornerstone of that genre.

[@Bepeze]

Exactly. Well said.

[@christopherharper9818]

Between Warren G and Snoop, I don't know who is cooler. This brother was part of the soundtrack of my youth. Thank you for the G - Funk homie.

[@thegermanfreesefamily6410]

true

[@kellygierat1040]

Warren is the heart.

[@DrBigFMC]

He's got the exact same Long Beach accent as Snoop. It's uncanny.

[@zionmalyk8564]

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[@mrog45cap]

Warren. Snoops a poser

[@improvisewitme]

"Where rhythm is life and life is rhythm" I got goose bumps when that was brought up. So cathartic and poetic.

[@UPROXXVideo]

truly

[@gemsound]

We need an episode with The D.O.C…can y’all make this happen please?

[@juliangaston]

Think they have already check there IG’s respectively

[@DjHazey82]

Warren G seems like the kind of guy you could just kick it with and talk music. Another great episode!

[@UPROXXVideo]

yeah, so friendly

[@justinsaliva2050]

As a ten year old kid when Regulate dropped molded me into the hip hop head I am today.

[@lefty206]

I was twelve man.. it'll always be a special moment in life

[@BASKET449]

Just a perfectly flowing interview, no one over talking each other, interrupting each other or cutting each other off, well done brother. You got a new subscriber here bra 👍🏽

[@deanivan3951]

Yeah I know which show you be talking about 😂

[@esseen100]

I'm lovin' this interview. As an ol' school to new school hip hop fan who was groomed on east coast hip and LOVES G-Funk, these stories are gold, 'cause Warren G keeps it all the way real.

[@UPROXXVideo]

yesssss

[@kevinthomas3539]

Warren G is the definition of a true BOSS making sure your crew eat too.

[@marcelofaundes]

Warren is such a cool dude.... one of my all time favorite along with Nate. Love G-Dub

[@ZAaron-wq5jd]

This interview meant a lot for me. I bought the cassette tape of the Regulate album when it first dropped. I was a junior in high school. I played it religiously!! As I acquired more more throughout those years I would learn that he was the mastermind behind a lot of the tunes I was digging. The MC Breed stuff, some of the tracks Tupac did on soundtracks, etc. Praises to Talib for reaching out to this brotha, what a gem. Some might say a hidden gem. The G Child always been at the top of my list of hiphop producers. Salute!! 💯💯💯

[@fambamfunnyvideosyabut8282]

RIP NATE DOGG 🙏🏽 Warren G is a legend definitely one of the Avengers of HIPHOP

[@k.t.harmon343]

The Savior of Def Jam !!! He needs to be praised more !!

[@jacobgrohman7981]

Warren G is a real one!! Really enjoyed how they put some of those songs together. Great interview!

[@UPROXXVideo]

thanks!!!

[@danielx8]

These people became very humble as they aged, Snoop Dogg, Dr Dre and Dj Warren G ✌🏿🖤🇬🇧

[@shaftpunk84]

I know Regulate…G Funk Era is the certified classic that everyone wants to ask Warren about, but I wish I could hear him chat about his second album Take A Look Over Your Shoulder more. It’s a banger from start to finish. Came out when I was in high school so it felt more like “my” Warren G album. I loved Regulate and and my stepdad would bump it all the time when he would drop me off at school when I was younger, but Take A Look was the new shit when I was really starting to pay attention to hip hop. So many great tracks on there, but Annie Mae with Nate is my favorite.

[@duecetre87]

"11-10-70, that was my Intro. But now in Ninety-Fo I'm rollin a Six-Fo. But things get Shady where the grass is greener..." 💪🏽💪🏽

[@tj5579]

"Ni**az throwin up sets and hoods like they never seen a young mack daddy do his thang cause I pack right I got 44 ways to make you act right...."

[@duecetre87]

@@tj5579 "And it's a shame how the Game must be played. It was told never fold by the Niggaz you can't fade..." 💯💯

[@jaredlhulum]

@@duecetre87 "So raise up off this young hog, cuz i heard you punkin' some, but you can't punk me, dawg."

[@lightsoutmedia7370]

This guy is underrated for sure

[@fmic3213]

Warren G also produced how long will they mourn me by thuglife that’s a hard af production credit to have by your name frfr👌🏾👌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@ericboggs9195]

Word didn't know that brother

[@gangstamack8397]

@@ericboggs9195 2Pac loved Warren G and his production

[@fmic3213]

@@gangstamack8397 he also produced Big Bang theory by tha eastsidaz✊🏾✊🏾 hard af beat timeless

[@mellyp3748]

I love Warren G ❤, more people must give him his props , this man is the MAN!!!! I will stick up for him in any conversation, so humble, such a beautiful heart for his peoples. Severely underrated by many, y’all need to wake up, stop sleeping on my man Warren G !! God bless you Warren G, keep doing ya thang!!!

[@johnnycage8327]

I love G-funk style of rap to this day, my favourite style. The beats are hard hitting and dope but at the same time got those chill and melodic synths in the background. Alot of new artists doing G-funk today, the style never died, it just went underground.

[@xavierperkins2408]

Man Warren G is so smooth and cool I could listen to this brother talk all day. A true legend in the game. Salute

[@prof3ssor178]

One of the G Funk architects Westcoast Funk/Hip-Hop Warren G legend

[@eLkO187]

One of the highest requested artists to be featured on shows like this, and I think with Kweli’s pull, he can manage to get him. Kweli has worked with him on a few albums. I’m talking about none other than DJ Quik. T-Pain managed to get him on his podcast but it wasn’t a deep discussion. This is the platform he ought to be featured on. Plus one of Kweli’s favourite albums is Balance + Options. A super underrated project that people never mention when it comes to the OG.

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

Kweli's verse on "The Proem" off of that Under The Influence album by Quik was crazy. I think they collab'd on another song on the Quality album as well. Agreed. Kweli would definitely do a Quik interview justice. He name-dropped Cold 187um in this Warren G interview. That's another interview Kweli would do well with.

[@JoelFleetwood]

Put it in the air was the Kweli/Quik track on Quality. I listen to that and Guerilla Monsoon Rap weekly still.

[@fmic3213]

Everybody, needs a sincere friend like warren G….sincere & true, on tha real though the People need a warren g & talib boom bap the blast inspired record💡💡💡mixed by dj quik✊🏾✊🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@MindTrickedX24]

So glad y'all had Warren G in - unsung hero of the ascendancy of West Coast hip hop. I would've loved another hour of two of this.

[@robthegod9062]

I started to get choked up when he talked about Nate Dogg. He was like a friend to us all.

[@jacobbrock7192]

You must of never lost any one close to you. If your gonna cry over some one you’ve never met

[@robthegod9062]

@@jacobbrock7192 thats dumb.

[@jacobbrock7192]

@@robthegod9062 how is that dumb lose someone real close to you then you will understand that losing a celebrity your a fan of is nothing compared to losing people close to you

[@jdovma1]

41:32 Kweli's reaction when he said Freestyle Fellowship was great. For all of y'all that know what that's about.

[@7thsaga662]

Can't wait to see their latest ad. "JanSport: Perfect for Tech 9s" 😂😂😂

[@unclejj9600]

Warren always a class act

[@edwardgarrison7590]

Feels so good is the song by Chuck Mangione.

[@ericgreen6466]

That was from Dr. Strange not Iron Man and that song was called Feel So Good by Chuck Mangioni

[@MixedEyedWonder]

Let’s go!! Warren G!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dubdynamite5226]

RHYTHM IS LIFE AND LIFE IS RHYTHM

[@yoshluv7]

Great Interview!!!!! I always liked Warren G!!!! It was going down in L.A. back then!!!!

[@GemAlexanderTV]

Warren G another Legend 💯🔥🔥

[@CliffBoothMarley]

One most underrated artist in music period.

[@gaylordfocker7990]

Warren seems like the coolest and chillest cat. Like who would ever have beef or negative things to say about this guy Never was a big fan of g funk but Warren Gs non-Gfunk beats are ridiculously banging. I wish he made more east coast beats like Slick Ricks Behind Bars. Or even his stuff with MC Breed like Gotta Get Mine. He could do some sick boombap. Still a legend. Intelligent and talented. And keeping himself healthy and clean. Great interview. Forgot about Warren, it was good to hear from the OG.

[@NOLAsoulchild]

I still listen bump "In The Midnight Hour"! Especially the beginning with the woman how she'd ride for her black man. Smile everytime I hear it. Anand "I Need a Light". I get my drank on to that one

[@sykadelik459]

Warren is one of the most humble and thoughtful, cool, down to Earth dude I've ever met. When I was doing bad, in a bad place and contemplating ending my life, he said some heartfelt shit that made me feel love.

[@sbrooklyn2379]

This was dope and needed! Thanks 🙏🏽

[@henryjones542]

Always been a fan of this guy Warren G! Talib you have a good show!

[@BigDustyDroidChannel]

Another great interview...i love stuff like this

[@StfFatboi]

I been skipping over your podcast for SO LONG and decided to start with this one today! I am now a FAN of your podcast and I'm about to binge listen on this 6 hour drive! Thanks for letting us see another side of Warren OG 💪🏽💪🏽💰

[@uncleobumashow5207]

Great interview but just wasn't long enough!!! GodBlessTheReal!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@bencromwell707]

I Love Warren's Music! 🎶 🎵

[@verb1999]

This interview aside, my second People’s Party full interview I’ve tuned into (first being 40, $hort & Cube). I wasn’t too familiar with Talib Kweli growing up. Much bigger fan of G-Funk West Coast than anything in the 90’s, that’s where my attention was. Shout out to Talib. Podcast, 10/10, homie. Very clearly an incredibly bright kid. From the setting, quality sound & mics, not plaguing videos with tasteless ads. Style. Quality of questions & flow of conversation. All that is aside from this specific interview with Warren. Straight up. All these little things matter, you doing it RIGHT Talib Kweli. Outstanding interview & looking forward to more.

[@ZachariaYonis]

This was ill, always been a fan of Warren! Great to hear some more about him.

[@ZachariaYonis]

56:27 - when she says "who the hel is little Caesars" after he said Lil' Cease, really triggered me yo 😅

[@cedricbailey4505]

Feel so good is the Chuck Magione joint you guys were speaking of🔥🔥

[@mcmarcuschapman]

That was actually the top jazz album of 1978

[@Mgthemortgageguy]

Big shoutout to the legend Warren G for tapping in with the movement. We will close this wealth gap one brick at a time 🧱 🙏🏽. #eyluniversity🎓

[@Ttw1976]

Chuck Mangione "Feels So Good" is the song. I actually called that type of music feel good music ironically. Unfortunately I didn't grow up with a father but my grandma bought me a radio when I was younger in my teens and I used to surf the radio like kids do nowadays on KZbin so I enjoyed a wide variety of music from Rap to Orchestra and everything in between except for musicals and certain country music.

[@stax214]

We need David Blake aka Dj Quik on this ASAP.

[@matubaM]

There was a point when I was about 10 years old in the 90s when I wanted to be Warren G (I liked his effortless "coolness"). Underrated legend!

[@3rdhalff]

Salute for this one. Damn. Enjoying it as always. Also, salute to Jasmin for the accomplishments on the fitness journey.

[@AmadeoZeller]

Now that was a damn good and pleasant interview. Kudos!

[@aproducernamed2]

Very underrated. Production is 🔥🔥🔥🔥.Warren G you are appreciated.

[@Steviefaith]

Such a good interview!

[@ScottThrill]

This interview flowed so smoothly. Word 2 Warren G!

[@Sarahvinyl]

Awesome listen!! Nate Dogg all day!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@blindsuperman3597]

I love these interviews

[@moneymakingsim4314]

I swear THIS is the Best interview Pod with legends.. Talib is a lengend himself, so it’s just a marriage..Love it! I come here for the REAL fruitful convo’s.

[@BrothaB72]

Great interview 🔥🔥🔥

[@Bildam1]

Best podcast in the world, love and respect from Paris France ✌🏻

[@adinugroho6889]

i bought the Regulate cassette and hit the boombox everyday when i was 10 because of this man right here... thank you Uproxx for this interview, this is historical

[@JA-vy1gp]

Great interview!!! Salute warren g !!

[@jim121]

Legends up in here for real 💯🏆🏆🏆top content

[@schneitashorts6008]

I met Warren G he was the most humble Guy and very Kind I spoke to him he had the Sweetest spirit in Atlanta Ga in the 1776 Building on Peachtreee Street in Music studio where the Black Piano was I was there to see a producer Michael Anthony it was in the 1990’s❤❤❤ Blessings to You

[@cecosm2]

This is a phenomenal interview. Damn, Talib. Eye opening to how important Warren G is to music.

[@MichaelBrown-ti1un]

Great interview. Love the way Talib and Jasmine actually do their homework and prep questions before turning on the mics for this show. Been a Warren G fan since Indo Smoke and bought most of his catalogue, so I know most his back story. This interview brought some new stories to the table however. Never knew he was (on the low) in attendance at the '95 Source Awards. I always wondered why he wasn't on that stage with the Death Row inmates. Quik, tha Dogg Pound, Rage and Sam Sneed all did songs from the Above the Rim and MWTC soundtracks. Regulate, which was on ATR, would've fit perfectly.

[@sonnyatx73]

One of the coolest dudes I ever met.

[@kbowlden94]

Mad appreciation for you Talib. As someone who's life has been shaped by hip hop I can't express how big it is too see these long conversations with all the great hip hop artists that are here today and since the early days(golden days). Everytime you have one of my favorites on I feel like I'm watching history. I really hope one day to see K - Rino on here, he's the unspoken giant of hip hop imo. It's crazy how many people havent a clue about Houston. Also curious if you know at all about T-Rock out of Atlanta and former Hypnotize Camp Posse member.

[@buzzy-ears]

I grew up in Serbia, in the 90's. We didn't have shit, but my cousin by some miracle had satellite TV with MTV on it. We watched it all the time. We'd record the clips to VHS and watch them over and over, "This DJ" is my soundtrack! This man is not just my first rap hero, but my first musical idol in general. Warren G started it all for me, endless respect 🤘 EDIT If I could only tell my 10 year old self that one day I'll listen to Talib Kweli and Warren G talk about Transformers

[@MrSosa1969]

These My people . Good to see Warren getting his accolades. Great interview

[@MrIncognito2020]

🎼this DJ be Warren G. True OG. We need Snoop on The People’s Party

[@gcc1982]

Great interview!! Very professional hosts

[@cutecoots]

I so love their music, such great artists..

[@whatyouknowaboutthat1582]

As a hip-hop fan for me, this is one of my favorite podcasts I’ve ever seen with a hip-hop artist

[@nitomutan4593]

Warren is so chill. Has to be the chillest dude ever.

[@CEELOW3000]

GREAT INTERVIEW - Very Informative!

[@alexmighty9004]

The first time I went to Long Beach, I wanted to move there. Then I just happened to meet someone who lived there and I lived there for a couple of years. The city is so unique and so different than any other city I've lived in. Rich and poor were vibing together. I'll always say it, I want to retire there. Too bad I had to leave to live closer to work. King Park was the jam for MLK day! VIBES!

[@reptsta]

Salute to all y’all, Warren to the G Z , Talib Kweli Zee …

[@kurstone04]

Sassy Ways is probably my fav Warren G track and its slept on big time. Salute OG!

[@kaysworld111]

Legendary hearing it from a person who was on the eastcoast but from the westcoast Warren should get more interviews fosho Regulators is still the best song to play at anytime whatever the mood is G Funk 🏁🏁

[@tillgogum8288]

big up Talib, Jasmine and UPROXX! big up Warren G

[@eddiecoleman1504]

Warren G is the big homie!

[@goodlyfe83]

Good looking for interviewing Warren G. One of the best to ever do it.

[@AO350legend]

DOPE interview!!

[@StNixdaIV]

Dope interview with Warren G who created helped create a unique sound and groove in Hip Hop! "If yoU MOVE in a Good RHYTHM, it can GUIDE yoU in life.." Warren G

[@venatheus6101]

Great interview 👍🏾

[@kennethholmes4174]

I remember those youth programs, we called it Manpower over here in NOLA!!!🎭🎭🎭

[@kieferroche1995]

This man is one of the 🐐s 🔥 a real living legend 🙏

[@19509b4]

Interview is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@stevefrank9444]

Great interview!! Mr. Mouthalovin Warren G!!!

[@OGGOAT23]

I miss Boom Bap and G Funk

[@martinzinho6455]

It’s so beautiful getting an insight as to how the east coast viewed and lowkey appreciated the sound coming from the west coast.

[@UPROXXVideo]

It really is!

[@aproducernamed2]

Dope interview.

[@christopherbenning6085]

Let’s go💨

[@mde5136]

Dope interview

[@blaCMud]

Man I wish Warren G could've finished talking about the time he met Michael McDonald....The original song and regulate are classics. Salute

[@jacobbrock7192]

Just put in you tube he’s spoke on it in other interviews