Did Dr. Dre Ever Diss MC Ren or DJ Yella??

[es-jay]

Dre and Snoop went for Eazy on The Chronic but were any disses thrown at MC Ren or Yella?

[BG Dresta]

Dre and Snoop went for Eazy on The Chronic but were any disses thrown at MC Ren or Yella?

i dont think so. Snoop said "what up Ren" on The Chronic Intro tho...

[BCG1]

Dre and Snoop went for Eazy on The Chronic but were any disses thrown at MC Ren or Yella?

i dont think so. Snoop said "what up Ren" on The Chronic Intro tho...

^yeah what he said and on MC Ren's ep Kizz My Black Azz which i believe came out at the time eazy & dre were going at it, he had a line saying "I'm with my nigga little nation or my
homey named snoop" i'm guessin' he's talking bout snoop dogg and not just another homie he knows by the nickname snoop. Plus Dre had no reason to have a problem with Ren & Yella, they didn't fuck his money up, that was Jerry & Eazy.

[StevenQBosell]

Dre and Snoop went for Eazy on The Chronic but were any disses thrown at MC Ren or Yella?

i dont think so. Snoop said "what up Ren" on The Chronic Intro tho...

I wayas wondered about that myself, because right before he says "what up ReN' he said something about bitch ass niggaz or something. So when I was younger, I thought he was saying "what up Ren" as if to include ren in that catagory.

Later I read an interview that Ren was still extremley cool with Dre, Dre wnated him on that OG Chronic record, but ofcourse it cou;'ve never happened.

Anyway, Snoop or Ren said that Ren was actually in the studio when they were recording that intro, Ren stopped by, and hence you hear say what he says.

So to my knowledge, no Yella or Ren disses

[Dre-Day]

The subliminals on "what's the difference" is for Ren.

you mean this:

Spit venom in interviews, speakin on reunions
Move units, then talk shit and we can do this
Until then - I ain't even speakin your name
Just keep my name outta yo' mouth and we can keep it the same
Nigga, it ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors
It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em
That's the difference

always wondered who dre was talking about.

i think it would have been better if Ren didn't say the things that he said in the interview which you were referring to( instead just talk directly to dre), but the "issue" is solved anyway.

[Gamestarr]

The subliminals on "what's the difference" is for Ren.

you mean this:

Spit venom in interviews, speakin on reunions
Move units, then talk shit and we can do this
Until then - I ain't even speakin your name
Just keep my name outta yo' mouth and we can keep it the same
Nigga, it ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors
It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em
That's the difference

always wondered who dre was talked about.

what? Was that aimed at Ren?

[jory]

ren and cpo were present for alot the recording of the chronic

[es-jay]

Then I got these fake-ass niggaz I first drew with
Claimin that they non-violent, talkin like they {*voice sample*}  - originally "talkin like they ruthless
Spit venom in interviews, speakin on reunions
Move units, then talk shit and we can do this
Until then - I ain't even speakin your name
Just keep my name outta yo' mouth and we can keep it the same, nigga
It ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors
It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em
That's the difference

that was aimed at Ren.

the thread was more about The Chronic though...

[Blood$]

damn so that is who Dre was goin' at on "What's The Difference", I was wondering about that too

major propz on that info 

[StevenQBosell]

I know this is a lil off topic, but to anyone who thinks Yella was the true mastermind of that whole NWA sound... listen to his solo record 1 Mo Nigga Ta Go....

As much as I respect Yella for his history, that solo record was garbage.

It was then that I realized that Dre did everything (atleast at Ruthless)

[Okka]

The original "What's The Difference" has that "Ruthless" line and it has Hittman instead of Eminem...

[No Compute]

ThaFormula.com - What did you say when Dre took you down to Solar?

MC Ren - From what I saw, I just saw one nigga trying to get niggaz to come over with him.  I mean I had seen alot more money by then.  I still wasn't getting what I was supposed to be getting, but I wasn't going to go into another fucked up situation.  My street smarts said, fuck this.  This is a worse situation.  That's why I didn't do it.  Then when Dre left, Eric was saying we still gonna do NWA.  I'm happy I didn't go along with the shit.  He said were gonna do the NWA album and we gonna get some more producers.  He was saying Yella, Hutch and some new people are gonna produce it.  I told him an NWA album is not gonna work without Dre doing the beats.  I wasn't about to play myself though.  Cube left, Dre left.  The beat mutherfuckers and one of the hardest lyricists in the group.  We ain't got shit.  I wasn't about to rap over any niggaz beat back then, because you know niggaz beats back then was wack.  I mean how you gonna go from the top muthafucka to that.  When I told Eazy I wasn't gonna do the NWA album, me and him didn't talk for like a year or two.  Probably longer then that.  When Dre was doing the first Chronic album, I was still talking to Dre.  I would go to his house and be kicking it.  That's why Snoop says in the Intro of the Chronic, "What up Ren."  Cause I used to be there kicking it with niggaz.  I told Erick and Dre that the problem was between them and that I didn't have nothing to do with that.  I'm not about to be dissin' neither of you.  That's why when Eazy was dissin' Dre, I wasn't in on that and Dre dissin' him, I wasn't in on that.  I was just neutral.

[StevenQBosell]

to anyone who thinks Yella was the true mastermind of that whole NWA sound... listen to his solo record 1 Mo Nigga Ta Go....
As much as I respect Yella for his history,that solo record was garbage.
It was then that I realized that Dre did everything

Well,I like that album...
if you check the "yomo&maulkie" that yella produced maybe you'll change your opion

Fair enough.

It's just that i've heard many people say Yella actually produced everything for Dre, and Dre just stole the credit... But when you listen to One Mo... you can tell Yella just wans't on Dre's level.

[No Compute]

to anyone who thinks Yella was the true mastermind of that whole NWA sound... listen to his solo record 1 Mo Nigga Ta Go....
As much as I respect Yella for his history,that solo record was garbage.
It was then that I realized that Dre did everything

Well,I like that album...
if you check the "yomo&maulkie" that yella produced maybe you'll change your opion

Fair enough.

It's just that i've heard many people say Yella actually produced everything for Dre, and Dre just stole the credit... But when you listen to One Mo... you can tell Yella just wans't on Dre's level.

MC Ren's opinion -

ThaFormula.com - Now what about the production of "Eazy-Duz-It?" Was everyone involved in that album?

MC Ren - Nah, that was just straight Dre. Every album was just straight Dre. It had on there produced by Dre & Yella but Yella was just like his assistant and shit. Like, "do this for me, hand me that, push that." It was all Dre with the beats. Dre would just be in there like, "we 'gon rap to this one." He was controllin' all that and that's why it was so hard.

[es-jay]

+1 for the info there Prominent.