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2001

2001

Studio album by Dr. DreWikipedia

Search complete. 22 mentions across 6 episodes found for "2001".

Sep 23, 2026

Chris BlackHOST
6:38
But-
Jason StewartHOST
6:39
It wasn't The Chronic 2001.
Jason StewartHOST
6:41
It was, uh, NTS Mix Temporal Cove, uh-
Chris BlackHOST
6:44
[laughs] Yeah
Big Jay OakersonHOST
49:51
It was a par- it was a house party.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
49:53
And I danced to The Chronic 2001, uh, with, um-
Robert KellyHOST
49:59
[laughs]
Big Jay OakersonHOST
50:00
While these little kids ate Cheerios in their high chairs.
ShortPANELIST
29:48
I said The Chronic.
ShortPANELIST
29:49
Then last b- but not least, for a West Coast album that when I say had to put it on the map, niggas gonna try to crucify me on this, but I'ma say this, The Chronic 2001, because I'ma tell you this right now, that had a wide range of music influence.
ShortPANELIST
30:04
And that right there, when we talking about lowrider music, that was, like, the epitome of lowrider music.
ShortPANELIST
30:08
I remember everybody back then, not... 'Cause I think the album came out in '98, '99, and it was called The Chronic 2001.
ShortPANELIST
30:15
That shit was played everywhere.
LbcmessiahHOST
30:17
I like the-
ShortPANELIST
30:17
Everywhere
LbcmessiahHOST
30:17
...
FinnGUEST
48:02
[laughs]
TannerGUEST
48:02
And then I went to fucking, uh, Chronic 2001.
TannerGUEST
48:06
To some fucking NWA.
TannerGUEST
48:08
Uh, dude, it was so fun.
Cali BlazePANELIST
23:07
no no yeah i heard it was also a huge rave club absolutely depending what night you went
C-MinusHOST
23:12
But we heard all the stories of Snoop and Dre going over there and killing it for Chronic 2001.
C-MinusHOST
23:18
You know what I mean? Just hearing everybody that had an album coming out go there and have those parties there.
B-RealHOST
23:22
Kill it.
Ryan Alexander HolmesHOST
12:49
I bought that album.
Ryan Alexander HolmesHOST
12:51
Or Chronic 2001.
Ryan Alexander HolmesHOST
12:52
I was blasting that shit.
Ryan Alexander HolmesHOST
12:55
I was blasting Tupac when he came home.

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