Stop bullshytting. An NWA 2K would've sold like hotcakes. The same TRL cacs who checked for Eminem would've bought this shyt in droves.
And to be honest, a lot of them Eminem fans were introduced to Hip Hop via Dre or NWA anyway.
Stop bullshytting. An NWA 2K would've sold like hotcakes. The same TRL cacs who checked for Eminem would've bought this shyt in droves.
If u remember, there was this NWA comeback going on with Dre, Cube, Ren and Snoop was the new member to replace Eazy. There was "Chin Check" off the Next Friday soundtrack, they made some TV appearances, "Hello" off Cube's War Disc and then nothing.... shyt would have been big @stomachlines
I think it would have been successful but the old fans probably would have hated it.would've been a failure.
NWA without Easy?
Stop bullshytting. An NWA 2K would've sold like hotcakes. The same TRL cacs who checked for Eminem would've bought this shyt in droves.
Is it confirmed they have completed songs as a group?
@Homeboy Runny-Ray 2001 was a classic then and a classic now. Maybe u didn't like it but don't twist the narrative. The production values alone made it a classic
This is the same group that did an album without Cube.
Stop bullshytting. An NWA 2K would've sold like hotcakes. The same TRL cacs who checked for Eminem would've bought this shyt in droves.
Is it confirmed they have completed songs as a group?
@Homeboy Runny-Ray 2001 was a classic then and a classic now. Maybe u didn't like it but don't twist the narrative. The production values alone made it a classic
2001 is easily classic. That album is the album that really brought Dre back. Eminem's fanbase grew because of that album. It helped give credibility to Eminem in the eyes of people who weren't quite sold him yet. Dude was like at 2.5-3 million. Then the next album after 2001 does like triple that amount. Xzibit got a stimulus. There was Eve going back to Dre for production. Busta was going to him. Mary J. scored her biggest hit off Dre. All of these artists were huge off 2001 sounding production. Kanye bit the drums off "Xxplosive" and got his big break producing for Jay.
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I used to watch that shyt late nights on...was it USA, FOX, or UPN?
since when does production alone make something a classic? do you use this logic with all albums, or just the ones where you have a an emotional investment?
theres a reason why the instrumental was poppin more than the actual album.
I see nobody else is willing to address the elephant in the room, so I guess I have to. i'll put it lightly.
sure the release of the album was eventful and all but in the long-run; dr dre 2001 & the "up in smoke tour" & all that stuff, was more of a commercial affair, along the lines of Eminem/TRL fanfare. more of a suburban classic than an urban one, unless you were on the west coast.
some people may get offended and argue me down about it, but it is what it is.
didn't matter.
it wasn't ice cube's group.
yea. that would've pushed it to at least double.
it wouldn't have done Eminem or 2001 numbers tho.
N that’s when eazy was still aliveThey were going to call it NWE for a minute.