still
dre feat snoop Lyrics

Yeah nigga
A confident affirmation of Dr. Dre's continued success and presence in the music industry.

I'm still fucking with ya
Dr. Dre is still staying relevant and working with other artists in the music industry.

Still waters run deep
Dr. Dre's musical abilities and talents run deeper than what may be immediately apparent or visible.

Still Snoop Dogg and D-R-E, '99 nigga
Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre are still collaborating and working together, as they did in 1999.

Guess who's back
A rhetorical question that serves to emphasize Dr. Dre's return to the music scene.

Still doing that shit huh Dre?
The singer is acknowledging Dr. Dre's success in the music industry and how he continues to work on his craft.

(Oh for sho', check me out)
Dr. Dre is confidently asserting his ability to deliver great music and wants people to pay attention to what he has to offer.

It's still Dre Day nigga, AK nigga
Dr. Dre is reasserting his dominance in the rap industry and his lasting impact on the genre.

Though I've grown a lot, can't keep it home a lot
Dr. Dre has become more successful and busy, but he still frequents the same places where he made a name for himself.

'Cause when I frequent the spots that I'm known to rock
Dr. Dre still goes to the same places where he performed and built his reputation in the industry.

You hear the bass from the truck when I'm on the block
Dr. Dre's beats and music can be heard from afar when he is performing.

Ladies they pay homage, but haters say Dre fell off
Dr. Dre is widely respected and admired by fans, but some critics believe he has lost his touch and no longer produces good music.

How nigga?
A rhetorical question that Dr. Dre uses to challenge his critics and assert his continued success.

My last album was The Chronic (nigga)
Dr. Dre reminds his listeners of his successful and groundbreaking album 'The Chronic' from many years ago.

They want to know if he still got it
The singer is acknowledging the curiosity among the fans about Dr. Dre's abilities and whether he can still produce good music.

They say rap's changed
The artist is acknowledging the evolution of the rap genre since Dr. Dre first entered the scene and revolutionized it.

They wanna know how I feel about it
The artist is acknowledging the fans' curiosity about Dr. Dre's thoughts on the evolution of rap.

(If you ain't up on thangs)
A challenge to those who may not be familiar with his past music and accomplishments.

Dr. Dre is the name
Dr. Dre is reintroducing himself to a new generation of fans.

I'm ahead of my game
Dr. Dre is confident in his abilities and is ahead of his peers in the rap industry.

Still puffing my leafs
Dr. Dre still smokes marijuana, continuing a long tradition in the rap community.

Still fuck with the beats, still not loving police
Dr. Dre still enjoys creating music and is aware of the tensions between some members of the rap community and law enforcement.

Still rock my khakis with a cuff and a crease
Dr. Dre still wears fashionable clothing and takes pride in his appearance.

Still got love for the streets, repping 213 (for life)
Dr. Dre is loyal to his roots and still has love for his old stomping grounds of Los Angeles, specifically the 213 area code.

Still the beats bang, still doing my thang
Dr. Dre is still making great music and doing what he loves.

Since I left ain't too much changed, still
Dr. Dre is noting that despite the passage of time, not much has changed in his life or the music industry as it pertains to him.

I'm representing for them gangstas all across the world
Dr. Dre is acknowledging and representing the gangster lifestyle that many young people relate to around the world.

Still hitting them corners on the lo-lo's, girl
Dr. Dre still drives low riders and frequents the same places he used to when he was young and establishing himself in the rap scene.

Still taking my time to perfect the beat
Dr. Dre is still meticulous and takes the time to ensure that his music is produced to the highest standard of quality.

And I still got love for the streets, it's the D-R-E
Dr. Dre is loyal to his roots and the life he lived before becoming famous in the music industry.

Since the last time you heard from me I lost some friends
Dr. Dre has experienced loss and pain since he was last heard from in the music scene.

Well, hell, me and Snoop, we dipping again
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg are collaborating again and working together once more.

Kept my ear to the streets, signed Eminem
Dr. Dre is still paying attention to new talent and has signed rapper Eminem, who has since become highly successful.

He's triple platinum, doing 50 a week
Eminem is highly successful, as evidenced by his triple platinum status and fanbase buying 50 thousand copies of his album per week.

Still, I stay close to the heat
Dr. Dre still takes risks and lives dangerously, refusing to stay safe and complacent.

And even when I was close to defeat, I rose to my feet
Dr. Dre has faced setbacks, but he has persevered and continued to be successful despite challenges that come his way.

My life's like a soundtrack I wrote to the beat
Dr. Dre has had a life full of experiences that he has turned into songs and music, much like a soundtrack to a movie.

Treat my rap like Cali weed, I smoke 'til I sleep
Dr. Dre sees his musical abilities as something to be treasured and held in high regard, much like California's high-quality marijuana.

Wake up in the A.M., compose a beat
Dr. Dre works tirelessly on his music, often waking up early in the morning to work on new beats and compositions.

I bring the fire til you're soaking in your seat
Dr. Dre's music is intense and can make listeners emotional and excited.

It's not a fluke, it's been tried, I'm the truth
Dr. Dre's success is not accidental or temporary; it is a result of his hard work and musical talent.

Since Turn Out the Lights from the World Class Wreckin Cru
Dr. Dre has been successful for many years, dating back to his early days in the rap group World Class Wreckin' Cru.

I'm still at it
Dr. Dre is still working hard and staying relevant in the music industry.

After-mathematics
A reference to Dr. Dre's record label, Aftermath Entertainment.

In the home of drive-by's and ak-matics
Dr. Dre is from and still operates in a dangerous area known for gun violence and crime.

Swap meets, sticky green, and bad traffic
A reference to the low-income, working-class areas of Los Angeles where Dr. Dre grew up and where he sometimes performs.

I dip through then I get skin, D-R-E
Dr. Dre enjoys the lifestyle of being a successful rapper and producer, but is also aware of the dangers and risks that come with it.

It ain't nothing but more hot shit
Dr. Dre is confident in his abilities and believes that his latest album is even better than his previous work.

Another classic CD for y'all to vibe with
Dr. Dre is confident that his new album will be beloved by his fans and become another classic in the genre.

Whether you're cooling on a corner with your fly bitch
Dr. Dre's music can be enjoyed in any setting, whether you're with a romantic partner or just hanging out with friends.

Laid back in the shack, play this track
Dr. Dre's music is perfect for relaxation and unwinding at home.

I'm representing for the gangstas all across the world
Dr. Dre remains loyal to the gangster lifestyle and still represents it through his music and personal style.

Still (Hitting them corners on the lo-lo's girl)
Dr. Dre is still driving low riders and traveling through the same routes he used to when he was younger and establishing himself in the music industry.

I'll break your neck, damn near put your face in your lap
Dr. Dre's lyrics are intense and can be physically overwhelming, causing the listener to nod their head in agreement or excitement.

Niggas try to be the king but the ace is back (So if you ain't up on thangs)
Dr. Dre is claiming his spot as the best in the business and challenging those who do not recognize his talent and success.

Dr. Dre be the name still running the game
Dr. Dre is still on top of the rap industry and is successful despite changes in the industry.

Still, got it wrapped like a mummy
Dr. Dre is still talented and successful and has not lost any of the abilities that made him famous in the first place.

Still ain't tripping, love to see young blacks get money
Dr. Dre is still passionate about helping young black people achieve success and wealth through music and other avenues.

Spend time out the hood, take they moms out the hood
Dr. Dre believes in giving back to the community and helping people in the low-income areas he grew up in.

Hit my boys off with jobs, no more living hard
Dr. Dre wants to help young men and women find employment and escape the cycle of poverty and hardship.

Barbeques every day, driving fancy cars
Dr. Dre enjoys the fruits of his labor and uses his wealth to enjoy his life and take care of himself and his loved ones.

Still gon' get mine regardless
Dr. Dre remains confident in his abilities and firmly believes that he will continue to be successful no matter what happens in the future.

Right back up in ya mothafuckin' ass, 9-5 plus four pennies!
Dr. Dre is back in the rap scene and will continue to produce great music for his fans, no matter what the future holds.

Add that shit up, D-R-E right back up on top of thangs
Dr. Dre is still on top of the rap industry and is confident in his abilities as a musician and producer.

Smoke some with your dog, no stress, no seeds, no stems, no sticks!
Dr. Dre enjoys smoking marijuana and wants to enjoy it in a stress-free environment with his friends and fans.

Some of that real sticky icky icky, ooh wee!
Dr. Dre is referencing high-quality, potent marijuana that he enjoys smoking with his friends and fans.

Put it in the air, oh, you's a fool DR
Dr. Dre is joking around and having fun with his fans, encouraging them to smoke and relax with him.