“Cops is anxious to put niggas in handcuffs / They wanna hang us, see us dead, enslave us / Keep us trapped in the same place we’re raised in.” E MINƎM & Knock Turn’Al actually did they thing on the hook too. Especially on the last verse where he talks about racist ass police. I usually hate it when E MINƎM sings, but it’s not that bad here. E MINƎM & Knock Turn’Al are singin’ the hook. It’s not worth downloading.Īccording to XXL Magazine this song was written by Nas. Anyway, this is just a 40 second intro with Xzibit & Tray-Dee saying “GODDAMN” over and over again. Wish they didn’t fuck it up with the shitty 4th season. I found out about Xzibit from an episode of The Boondocks called The Real (I wasn’t even in middle school yet). Dre and see what I actually think of the project. Dre misogynistic while commending E MINƎM at the same time. I saw one review where a guy said “For an hour, with time out for some memorable E MINƎM tracks, Dre degrades women every way he can think of…” I don’t see how anyone could call Dr. Most of the criticism comes from the misogynistic and violent lyrics. I have a feeling that this album has aged a lot better than The Chronic too. It’s still widely regarded as a classic and one of the greatest gangsta rap albums of all time. This album wasn’t quite as well received as The Chronic, but that’s honestly not saying much. I haven’t listened to this album yet, but I have heard the first three singles. Dre & Mel-Man except for The Message, which is produced by Lord Finesse. This album dropped on November 16th of 1999.

Dr dre chronic 2001 tracklist