G-funk and Death Row Records Gangsta rap

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in 1992, former n.w.a member dr. dre released chronic, massive seller (eventually going triple platinum) showed explicit gangsta rap hold mass commercial appeal more pop-oriented rappers such mc hammer, fresh prince, , tone lōc. album established dominance of west coast gangsta rap , dre s new post-n.w.a label, death row records (owned dr. dre along marion suge knight), dre s album showcased stable of promising new death row rappers. album began subgenre of g-funk, slow, drawled form of hip hop dominated rap charts time.


extensively sampling p-funk bands, parliament , funkadelic, g-funk multi-layered, yet simple , easy dance to. simple message of lyrics, life s problems overcome guns, alcohol, , marijuana, endeared teenage audience. single nuthin g thang became crossover hit, humorous, house party-influenced video becoming mtv staple despite network s historic orientation towards rock music.


another success ice cube s predator album, released @ same time chronic in 1992. sold on 5 million copies , #1 in charts, propelled hit single day , despite fact ice cube not death row artist. 1 of genre s biggest crossover stars dre s protégé snoop doggy dogg (doggystyle), exuberant, party-oriented themes made songs such gin , juice club anthems , top hits nationwide. in 1996, 2pac signed death row , released multi-platinum double album eyez on me. not long afterward, shocking murder brought gangsta rap national headlines , propelled posthumous don killuminati: 7 day theory album (released under alias makaveli ) (which eerily featured image of 2pac being crucified on front cover) top of charts. warren g g-funk musician along deceased nate dogg. other successful g-funk influenced artists included spice 1, mc eiht , mc ren, of them reaching decent positions on billboard 100, in spite of not being associated death row.







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