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Y'all gotta give the D.O.C. props too he was the one who talked Dre into putting out the Chronic and he might have wrote the Album.

Back in '92 I was 11 or 12. I listened to hip hop/rap, always had it on as background music. Then G Thang came on the radio, I put down my Nintendo controller and had a wtf?! Moment. That day music went from being background noise to something closer to a focal point. I started paying attention to music directly after hearing G Thang. I started saving up for tapes of all sorts of artists. The song set off a spark in my brain

Perhaps this video mentions this. But the chronic was the first rap album to be produced like a pop or rock album. It wasn't noisy or rough production. It sounded clean and perfectly pitched.

The Lady of rage bruh! Her verse on G funk intro is crazy

This Album Was Released On December 15 1992 By Death Row Records And Interscope Records And Priority Records It Peaked At Number Two On The Billboard Hot 100 Charts It Was A Huge Commercial Success Selling 346,000 Copies In Its First Week. Then It Sold Over Five Million Copies And Was Certified Quintuple Platinum On April 7 1993. It Won A Grammy For Best Album Of 1992 At The 1993 Grammy Awards. It Was Featured On Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Hip Hop Albums Of All Time List Being Ranked Number 13 In 2024. And On There 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time List Being Ranked Number 51 In 2023. It Got 5/5 Mics From The Source Magazine And Featured On There Top 100 Greatest Rap Albums Of The 90s List Being Ranked Number Three. It Was Featured On NME’S Top 100 Essential Recordings Of The 90s List Being Ranked Number 13 In 2015. It Was Featured On Multiple Lists For All The Good Reasons

The Chronic is better than Chronic 2001 💥💥

Dr Dre was at his A game from the mid nineties and mid 2000s when it came to his beat selection and workmanship yeah.

Dre got a unreleased song on KZread called Smokin Weed for Hours. D.O.C wrote that for him but its basically him rapping about pre-NWA (Wreckin Cru), NWA, Cube departure, Eazy fallout, Snoop, Death Row

Actually doc helped snoop with the “1,2,3 to the 4/ snoop dogg and dr Dre is at the door”. Because snoop didn’t know how to count beats and bars

I bet y'all didn't know that the Deep Cover beat was originally for MC Ren. Imagine if MC Ren was on that beat. It would have been nasty. 🤔😲

When the Album dropped I thought they had camera's on me, because they was rappin about how I was livin! It's still a banger!

I remember buying it at the fox hills mall and it stayed in my tape deck for years lol....

TELL ME IF I'M WRONG BUT THIS WAS THE HARDEST INTRO EVER!!!!!

Shout out to D.O.C for writing all the lyrics for this masterpiece!!!!

How about a vidro on "We Come Strapped" by MC Eiht

To this very day tit can put this album on in the car and just cruise. Playing this album in the car makes you look cool no matter what you drive or what you're wearing

I was introduced to The Chronic when I was 13years old. I only discovered the song Bxtches Aint Shxt a month ago when I’m now 31 and it’s become my favourite on the album! Chorus x beat x Dre’s cadence x storytelling x humour x etc etc etc! That song is perfection

The mf year I was born❤

Stranded on Death Row is an amazing song. I always thought that should’ve been a single.