G-Funk Page #3
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- Year:
- 2017
- 87 min
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I was the producer/artist/DJ,
and Snoop was just like
the architect, the player,
the pimp, the gangster,
all in one.
We wasn't sh*t
until we all came together
and took all of those powers
and maximized our strengths.
You know, people knew
who we were,
so we would come in the club
and come in and just turn
You know, and I set it off.
You drink whiskey
I drink wine
Come on everybody
It's gangster time Boom!
[hip-hop music playing]
You know, those were,
like, some of
[Snoop Dogg] It was just
Snoop, Nate Dogg, Warren G,
always was about the group.
All of us.
[Warren G] Music, family,
you know, and just friends.
That's what it was.
That's how we became
popular in the city.
You know, that's when 213
actually started
to mean something.
[Snoop Dogg] Naturally the
neighborhood loved it, but...
it's trying to get
the world to love it.
And once we would
take our cassette
meetings with record labels
or executives or whatnot,
to at that time,
we weren't what they
were lookin' for. Never.
[funk music playing]
[Warren G]
Dre came into my life,
I probably was around
My father married Andre's mom.
I didn't have no brothers.
["La Dre" Bolton]
People say they're brothers,
people say
they're step-brothers,
I say they're brothers.
They grew up
in the same house, so...
Dre, at the time, too,
was really trying to figure out,
you know, his path in the game.
You know,
I mean, he was producing
World Class
Wreckin' Cru's stuff,
but I don't know if his heart
was totally into that style.
So he started working
with Eazy-E and me
and started doing
the NWA thing.
[Warren G] The World Class
Wreckin' Cru and the NWA,
they inspired us a lot,
you know.
We was around that
and just wanted to be like them.
Oftentimes, Warren would come to
the studio to hang out with us.
Um, this was before Death Row.
I mean, you know,
I knew Warren G was...
He was always there.
So I never not saw him.
[Warren G] We shot Dre a tape of some
of the music that we had, but...
I don't even know
if he listened to it or he...
He did or he didn't.
He was just like... [scoffs]
Snoop used to
get discouraged a lot,
you know, because
wasn't nothin' happenin'.
My mind was tellin' me,
you know,
"Man, f*** this rap sh*t.
Ain't no money in it."
So I would give up
and not focus on my craft.
At one point,
I had got so frustrated
where I just took
all of my rhymes,
I had about, like, 100 raps
all wrote down on paper.
I just took all
them motherfuckers
and just threw them
in the trash,
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