Dr. Dre Says Eminem/Jay-Z Shows 'Inspired' Him To Work On Detox

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Crowd response at Home and Home concerts 'made me want to hurry up and get back in the studio,' the Doc says.

When Dr. Dre surprised the crowd  at Eminem and Jay-Z's historic first Home and Home Tour stop in Detroit, fans greeted the elusive rap king with epic chants of "Detox!" after he spit memorable bars from his last LP, The Chronic 2001.  During a recent sit-down, Dre said the warm response motivated the beatmaster to hit the lab and get his much-anticipated and long-delayed follow-up into the hands of those screaming fans.

"Being on the stage with Eminem and Jay-Z was one of the most incredible feelings I've felt in a long time. It inspired me, it made me want to hurry up and get back in the studio and put more effort and more work into my own project," Dre told MTV2's "Sucker Free" on Wednesday during an event for his latest successful venture, Beats by Dre.

The much-lauded producer said rocking the stage with his protégé-turned-pop phenomenon, Eminem, and his "Under Pressure" collaborator, Jay-Z, validated his current efforts and demonstrated that more than 10 years into the wait for Detox, hip-hop heads are still hungry for more Dre-helmed bangers.

"The response from the people out there was just incredible," Dre said. "It let me know that I still got love out there and I'm not wasting my time in the studio with what I'm doing, with the music or with all the Beats product that we're putting out."

After stacking hip-hop hits for decades, nurturing the careers of superstar MCs such as Snoop Dogg, Em and 50 Cent, releasing two almost undeniably classic solo efforts, 2001 and 1992's The Chronic, and shaping the way the latest generation of rap lovers hears music with his Beats by Dre headphones, the Doc has crafted a game-changing legacy. Even boasting that singular résumé, the deafening shouts from die-hard Dre acolytes still excite the rap icon.

"I can't explain it," he said. "It's an incredible feeling. It's not something that can be bought. You have to earn it, and it just made me feel just amazing."

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[Paul]

Less talking, more action would be a good start

[Avalanche]

hes always inspired by something, but the end result is the same... "detox is comming!"

[IRAN iz Gangsta!]

when are people gonna give up on dr. dre and detox??

its not gonna happen and if it does, it will be crap or nothing close to the old classics.  The man is too old and music game is just not the same.  Industry is filled with faggots and douchebags and the media supports corny weird shit, we'll never see a classic that we will like.

[quiksta80]

kinda off topic but talking classics..im 30 and tend to stick to rap from the 90's-early 2000's but was kinda curious if this younger generation considers anything that came out in the last 5 years as a classic? I know i don't

[Stashh]

He's took so long it will be that good imo.

[Blasphemy]

hes always inspired by something, but the end result is the same... "detox is comming!"

Someone said Dr. Dre is Hip-Hops first super hero. Honestly I agree, think about it, He's always in hidding, he's promising you something great, and he has a Catch Phrase "Detox Baby It's coming!". While he may not be dressing in tights, he still looks majorly gay so he does dress the part in a sense. Also like his Super Hero Counter-Parts the merchandise he sells is huge.

Hopefully 1 of these niggaz will actually Joker this nigga into actually doing the album.

[kuruptDPG]

this pic takes all the attention of this thread lol

[2face09]

im so sick of this mutherfucker

[rhythmalism]

Dre needs to shut the fuck up and actually work on the record, finish it...then release it. Tired of these fuckin bullshit interviews. and why the fuck is Jimmy Iovine almost there. Gat damn Dre.