he low key wanted the song ...dre aint foolin nobody
Warren G: "Dr. Dre didn't like Regulate, I was crushed."
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He could have gave him a DR jacket though.
That story Warren told of Dre giving everyone a Death Row a jacket at the airport and telling Warren, “you need to do your own thing” was some cold blooded shyt to do to a little brother. It’s also hilarious.
if u put murder was the case n regulator side by side....u can tell murder was the case was a reference track
dre low key saved warren from unneccessary drama... hell dre let warren eat n get paid on efil4zagginHe could have gave him a DR jacket though.
It’s also hilarious.
Knicksman20
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Probably because it didn't have that typical west coast sound of the era. Doesn't mean it wasn't a classic track though; my pop's loved this song in real time lol
Dre also hates Deep Cover 
What kinda weirdo hates Regulate and Deep Cover 
What kinda weirdo hates Regulate and Deep Cover 
If anything, I think it just reaffirms that there's probably tons of amazing shyt over the past 30 years made by Dre or producers associated with Dre that has been indefinitely shelved because Dre heard it and has this reaction
he wasnt with the disrespectin cops... he didnt like fukk the police either lolDre also hates Deep Cover
but we bothhhhhh ride home in my auto-mo-billlllle
spliz
SplizThaDon
He did write it.
Knicksman20
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Nah bro; not to me. When I think of that 90's west coast sound of the era I hear: Let Me Ride, Black Superman, G Thing, You Know How We Do It, What's My Name, Gin & Juice & I can go on & on. To me, Regulate doesn't fit that sound so much
Piff Tannen
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I dont think he would got put on the back burner. Warren G was buzzin hard by the time he dropped the Regulator album. He had the single indo smoke in 93 on " "Poetic Justice" and had the lead single on "Above the Rim'' with Regulator Spring of 94.
He could have gave him a DR jacket though.
It’s also hilarious.
Dre did that man wrong. Imagine bring all that talent to Dr. DRE and help work on one of the greatest albums ever made. Too only get
once it became a success. Then have go back home broke sleeping on your sister floor. While everybody on tour having a great time.Probably one of the worst days of his life
Warren look he was about to cry retelling that story
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This is why Dre will never be in my top 10. He had a lot of help along the way (Scott Storch, Mike). Dude is talented but he’s had alot of flops too. Where’s Detox?
Stop.
spliz
SplizThaDon
I dont think he would got put on the back burner. Warren G was buzzin hard by the time he dropped the Regulator album. He had the single indo smoke in 93 on " "Poetic Justice" and had the lead single on "Above the Rim'' with Regulator Spring of 94.
Dre did that man wrong. Imagine bring all that talent to Dr. DRE and help working one of the greatest albums ever made. Too only get
Probably one of the worst days of his life
Warren look he was about to cry retelling that story
Dre was a piece of shyt back then. No question.
ThrobbingHood
“I’m Sorry for 2025”
Did I stutter? Dre flopped with his Aftermath album post-Death Row. Scott Storch and Mike Elizondo produced his biggest hits during the Eminem/G-Unit era. Scott Storch leaves, what has Dre done of note since?
That bum was being carried.