Still Dre
Dr.Dre Ft Snoop Dogg Lyrics

Yeah nigga, I'm still fuckin with ya
I am still loyal to you, despite any differences or conflicts we may have had in the past.

Still waters run deep
Often times, things that appear calm or peaceful on the surface can be hiding a lot of complexity or depth.

Still Snoop Dogg and D-R-E, '99 Nigga (Guess who's back)
Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre are still here and going strong, as they were in 1999 when this song was released. They are back and making their presence known once again.

Still, still doing that shit, Andre?
Are you still doing what you do best, Andre? Are you still creating great music and staying true to yourself?

It's still Dre Day nigga, A.K. nigga
Dr. Dre is still in charge and still the one to look up to. He is still the man with the talent and the attitude, and he is still kicking ass (A.K.).

Though I've grown a lot, can't keep it home a lot
Even though Dr. Dre has matured and become more established, he still can't sit still at home. He needs to be out there in the world, living his life to the fullest.

Cause when I frequent the spots that I'm known to rock
When Dr. Dre goes to the places where he is famous and respected, the music is so loud that you can feel it from the bass vibrations.

You hear the bass from the truck when I'm on the block
The music is so good that you can hear it from Dr. Dre's truck when he is out in the neighborhood.

Ladies, they pay homage, but haters say Dre fell off
Women respect Dr. Dre's music and pay tribute to him, while others claim that he has lost his touch and is no longer relevant.

How nigga? My last album was 'The Chronic' (nigga)
Dr. Dre questions how anyone could say that he has fallen off, when his last album 'The Chronic' is still considered a classic and is widely loved by his fans.

They want to know if he still got it
People are curious to know if Dr. Dre still has the skill and talent that he had when he was at the top of his game.

They say rap's changed, they want to know how I feel about it
People recognize that the genre of rap music has changed a lot since the days of Dr. Dre's prime, and want to know his thoughts and feelings on the topic.

Dr. Dre is the name, I'm ahead of my game
Dr. Dre is a legend in the rap game, and is always at the forefront of new and innovative music.

Still, puffing my leafs, still fuck with the beats
Dr. Dre is still smoking weed and is still as committed to making great beats as ever.

Still not loving police (Uh huh)
Dr. Dre continues to have a problem with the police and is still not a big fan of law enforcement.

Still rock my khakis with a cuff and a crease (fo sho)
Dr. Dre still dresses in a particular style that is identifiable to him, with pleated pants that are cuffed at the bottom for a clean look.

Still got love for the streets, repping two one three (fo life)
Dr. Dre is still dedicated to representing the streets where he came from, and is always loyal to his hometown of Los Angeles, which has the area code 213.

Still the beats bang, still doing my thang
Dr. Dre continues to create music that resonates with listeners, and is still doing what he does best.

Since I left, ain't too much changed, still
Even though some time has passed since Dr. Dre was last in the spotlight, not much has changed about him or his music. He is still the same old Dr. Dre.

I'm representing for them gangstas all across the world
Dr. Dre is speaking to all of the hardcore rap fans out there who can relate to his brutal honesty and street style music.

(Still) Hitting them corners on the low-low's girl
Dr. Dre is still cruising around town in his low-rider car, taking corners on the streets with ease.

Still taking my time to perfect the beat
Dr. Dre is still dedicated to creating the perfect sound for his music, and takes his time to make sure that everything sounds just right.

And I still got love for the streets, it's the D-R-E
Despite his success, Dr. Dre still has a strong connection to the streets and to the people who live there. He remains true to his roots and to his craft.

Since the last time you heard from me I lost some friends
Dr. Dre has experienced some loss and heartbreak since he was last in the public eye.

Well, hell, me and Snoop, we dipping again
Despite the hardships that he has experienced, Dr. Dre is back at it and is collaborating with Snoop Dogg once again.

Kept my ear to the streets, signed Eminem
Dr. Dre is always on the lookout for new talent, and he has recently discovered and signed Eminem, who is now extremely successful thanks in part to Dr. Dre's guidance and support.

He's triple platinum, doing fifty a week
Eminem is a huge success, with his album selling millions of copies and his concerts selling out constantly.

Still, I stay close to the heat
Dr. Dre is still very much involved in the rap game and always stays up-to-date on what's hot and what's not.

And even when I was close to defeat, I rose to my feet
Even when things were tough for Dr. Dre, he refused to give up and continued to work hard to achieve his goals.

My life's like a soundtrack I wrote to the beat
Dr. Dre's life is like a movie, with his music serving as the soundtrack that perfectly captures the ups and downs of his experiences.

Treat my rap like Cali weed, I smoke til I sleep
Dr. Dre is always smoking weed and always working on his music, and he treats his craft with the same care and attention to detail that many people give to cultivating their marijuana plants.

Wake up in the A.M., compose a beat
Dr. Dre is always working, even when he's sleeping. He wakes up in the morning and starts creating music right away.

I bring the fire til you're soaking in your seat
Dr. Dre's music is so intense and powerful that it will literally make you sweat and feel the heat.

It's not a fluke, it's been tried, I'm the truth
Dr. Dre's success is not based on luck or chance, but on his talent and hard work. He is the real deal.

It's 'Turn Out the Lights' from the World Class Wreckin' Cru
Dr. Dre is paying homage to his early days in music, as a member of the World Class Wreckin' Cru, with this reference to one of their songs.

I'm still at it, after-mathematics
Dr. Dre is still making music and still killing it with his smooth rap style and killer beats, even after so many years in the game.

In the home of drivebys and ak-matics
Dr. Dre is a product of the rough streets of Los Angeles, where driveby shootings and AK-47s are all too familiar.

Swap meets, sticky green, and bad traffic
Dr. Dre's life is characterized by the street markets, high-quality weed, and chaotic traffic that define the city of Los Angeles.

I dip through then I get skin, D-R-E
Dr. Dre moves through the city quickly and efficiently, always dodging trouble and staying ahead of the game.

Still, got it wrapped like a mummy
Dr. Dre is always swathed in his signature baggy clothing, which gives him an intimidating and powerful appearance.

Still ain't tripping, love to see young blacks get money
Dr. Dre is not worried about his own success, and is genuinely happy to see other young black people achieve financial success and stability in their lives.

Spend time out the hood, take they moms out the hood
Dr. Dre believes in giving back to his community, and encourages young people to spend time away from their troubled neighborhoods and to treat their mothers well.

Hit my boys off with jobs, no more living hard
Dr. Dre is committed to helping his friends and associates get good, stable jobs so that they can avoid the dangers and hardships of living on the streets.

Barbeques every day, driving fancy cars
Dr. Dre enjoys the fruits of his labor, with barbeques and other fun events happening frequently and fancy cars being a symbol of success.

Still gon' get mine regardless
No matter what, Dr. Dre is still going to work hard and achieve his goals, even if it means going against the odds.