1. (n) Promising to do something but not fulfilling the promise until long after the agreed upon time.
Chris was pulling a Dr. Dre because instead of fulfilling his prior engagement of hanging with his friends he decided to hang with Jen.
by joIlyrancher July 27, 2010
by G Cams October 13, 2006
The guy who started rap. period. He started everything.hes a true gangsta.booboosimz you are a fucking retard dr. dre is a real nigga u know absolutely nothing. dr. dre helped make the rappers of today like 50 cent eminem, DMX, banks ,young buck, yayo they all owe it to him. but he didnt make ja rule thank the fucking god cuz ja rule sucks dick at rapping. even if u dont like rap dont diss dr. dre cuz he is the king of his genre so u should respect that
by epd June 21, 2005
producer turned rapper turned producer turned rapper/producer
he's also one of the smartest black men in the country simply b/c he has Eminem in his record label and 50 Cent *Get that money man*
he's also one of the smartest black men in the country simply b/c he has Eminem in his record label and 50 Cent *Get that money man*
by *Wonderboy Marvel* July 10, 2003
A punk ass fool who is (as the Great Eazy-E Said) Once a BITCH always a BITCH always will be a BITCH and i Put That On God!
A punk fool who thinks his records rhyme and are tight but they aint shit compared to reall muthaphukkin g's
A punk fool who thinks his records rhyme and are tight but they aint shit compared to reall muthaphukkin g's
(Eazy-E) Hey Mister prankster prankster
Story book gangster
Back in 86 you wore pumps and masscara
Down did the motherfuckin wreckin crew bid
But once a bitch always a bitch
And now the fuckin switch
Fag with a steathoscope now you sag
Body slammn bitches makes Dr. Dre a bigger man.
Cackies sportin loc's in a G ride
What set you from loc what set you from ride?
Rip Vanwinkle sleepin nigga woke up and became a G
Story book gangster
Back in 86 you wore pumps and masscara
Down did the motherfuckin wreckin crew bid
But once a bitch always a bitch
And now the fuckin switch
Fag with a steathoscope now you sag
Body slammn bitches makes Dr. Dre a bigger man.
Cackies sportin loc's in a G ride
What set you from loc what set you from ride?
Rip Vanwinkle sleepin nigga woke up and became a G
by Eazy's Messenger June 04, 2009
Dr. Dre has been producing music during his entire career. In the late 1980's, the N.W.A. (Niggaz Wit Attitude) were a rebellious rap crew that started and defined the subgenre of gangsta rap. Everyone that Dr. Dre has made a significant positive effect on is Eminem, G-Unit, Nas, The Game, Ice Cube, Jay-Z, himself, Warren G, Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Obie Trice, D12, The D.O.C., Eazy-E, MC Ren, DJ Yella, The Game, Eve, Busta Rhymes and Xzibit. Now if you look over at that list, almost everyone there is a well-known A-list rapper. Dr. Dre also produces for pop and R&B artists.
Also, Dr. Dre's authenticity shouldn't be doubted. Several rappers talk about coming from the 'hood and the ghetto and living hard lives. But truthfully, only few people, including Dr. Dre, actually experienced hardships in their hoods.
If it wasn't for Dr. Dre, the rap game wouldn't be the same.
Also, Dr. Dre's authenticity shouldn't be doubted. Several rappers talk about coming from the 'hood and the ghetto and living hard lives. But truthfully, only few people, including Dr. Dre, actually experienced hardships in their hoods.
If it wasn't for Dr. Dre, the rap game wouldn't be the same.
The Producer/Rapper has released two solo albums: The Chronic (1992) and 2001 (1999).
Dr. Dre released two albums with the N.W.A.: Straight Outta Compton (1988) and Niggaz4Life (1991).
He began his solo career in Death Row records, but left and started Aftermath. Eminem started Shady records, which is now called Shady/Aftermath.
Dr. Dre released two albums with the N.W.A.: Straight Outta Compton (1988) and Niggaz4Life (1991).
He began his solo career in Death Row records, but left and started Aftermath. Eminem started Shady records, which is now called Shady/Aftermath.
by King Zed June 21, 2007
An extremely mainstream, terribly overrated producer.
He was certainly influential though.
He created a poppier, bubble gum, more radio-friendly sound that attracting a whole new crowd to hip-hop, which the grittier, darker, more complex hip-hop from the East Coast didn't appeal to.
Doesn't have anything on the RZA, or DJ Premier.
He was certainly influential though.
He created a poppier, bubble gum, more radio-friendly sound that attracting a whole new crowd to hip-hop, which the grittier, darker, more complex hip-hop from the East Coast didn't appeal to.
Doesn't have anything on the RZA, or DJ Premier.
by dcrubin September 30, 2010