AFTERMATH DR DRE CRACKED

AFTERMATH DR DRE CRACKED

The legendary producer cracked a genuine smile as he recited “haters say Dre fell off, how homie the last album was the chronic,” a line that characterized his second and final album: “2001.”ĭr. Dre is still here, and he’s responsible for the hip hop and rap industry as it is today. Dre himself, who sat at a piano and performed the quintessential bars of “Still Dre.” It tied the whole show together: Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, but the shift did provide a more varied set list. It’s unfortunate that the rapper didn’t get to perform any of his features with Dr. “Lose Yourself,” arguably Eminem’s most well-known song, consumed the bulk of his performance. He opened with his iconic bars on “Forgot About Dre,” a seamless continuation of Lamar’s finale. Even the drummer, Anderson.Paak of Silk Sonic, is currently signed to Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment label.Įminem quite literally entered with a bang, appearing on set after the walls blew apart. Dre, who was a mentor to every performer in the show throughout his career. The entire performance was a tribute to Dr. Lamar finished his set proclaiming the performance was “35 summers in the making,” referencing Dr. Dre’s 1992 smash hit, “F**k wit Dre Day.” Lamar was supported by a crew of backup dancers mimicking military-style processions, clad with “Dre Day” sashes, an homage to Dr. The rapper opened with the intro to his “m.A.A.d city,” leading into “Alright” with impressive flow. Out of all the performers, Lamar has the strongest stage presence, and it showed. It was a stark contrast from the energy in the previous tracks, but it made the transition to Lamar’s segment more powerful. Blige quickly transitioned to a ballad-style “No More Drama,” a slower piece calling for the end of pain and suffering. Blige, who rocked a glamorous two-piece outfit. Next was “Family Affair,” the 2001 hit produced by Dr. club life with flashing lights and dancers which complimented the street life portrayed by Dr. Dre first signed to his Aftermath Entertainment label, dropped from the set ceiling to perform his hit “In Da Club.” The visuals conveyed the L.A. The surprise of the night came following that track when 50 Cent, who Dr. Dre’s bar “let me welcome everybody to the wild wild west” instantly channeled the energy from his hit with the late Tupac Shakur into the arena. The transition from “The Next Episode” to “California Love” sent the packed SoFi Stadium rocking. The cuts between songs were polished and methodical, which made the presence of five artists who could each headline their own Super Bowl shows feel cohesive and natural. atmosphere, and incorporated the city’s iconic lowriders into the choreography. Dre’s protege Snoop Dogg, started off the set list. “The Next Episode,” an upbeat rap anthem featuring Dr. It was part of an all-white strip of mock L.A. Dre seated at a nine-panel mixing board with the switches, knobs and sliders the producer has used to create some of the most impressive beats of the 90’s and 2000’s. Dre and his proteges honoring the history of gangster rap in Los Angeles.

And the halftime show - a short but monumental showcase of musical talent - featured Dr. It was the second time in NFL history that a Super Bowl team, the Rams, would play in their home stadium. It took place in SoFi Stadium, which was a 5.5 billion-dollar investment to bring the Rams back to L.A. legends at the Super Bowl LVI halftime show.Įvery aspect of the Super Bowl was connected to the city of Los Angeles. “35 summers in the making,” Kendrick Lamar professed to a rocking crowd of over 70,000 fans in Inglewood, California as part of a star-studded lineup of L.A. From left to right: Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Dr.

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