The G-funk blueprints still get the most plays, but the late-career cuts have loyal defenders too.
1Still D.R.E.The 1999 lead single from 2001, with Snoop Dogg over one of hip-hop's most recognizable piano loops.1000pts
2Stranded on Death RowA Chronic posse cut showcasing Kurupt, RBX, Lady of Rage and Snoop Dogg.723pts
3Nuthin' but a "G" ThangThe 1992 breakout single from The Chronic that introduced Snoop Dogg and defined G-funk.662pts
4AnimalsA DJ Premier-coproduced 2015 Compton track with Anderson .Paak on police violence.587pts
5I Need a DoctorA 2011 comeback single with Eminem and Skylar Grey that went multi-platinum.492pts
6Been There, Done ThatDre's 1996 farewell to gangsta rap and the first single on his Aftermath label.491pts
7KushA 2010 single with Snoop Dogg and Akon released ahead of the long-awaited Detox.434pts
8Talk About ItThe 2015 Compton opener with King Mez and Justus.434pts
9Dre DayThe 1993 Chronic single, officially "F--- wit Dre Day", aimed at Eazy-E, Luke and Tim Dog.434pts
10Deep CoverThe 1992 film theme that marked Snoop Dogg's first appearance on record alongside Dre.434pts
11Forgot About DreA 2000 single from 2001 with Eminem that won the Grammy for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group.367pts
12Deep WaterA 2015 Compton track with Kendrick Lamar and Justus built around drowning imagery.367pts
13Rat-Tat-Tat-TatA hard-hitting Chronic cut with Snoop Dogg and RBX.367pts
14XxplosiveA slow, menacing 2001 track with Hittman, Kurupt and Nate Dogg, later sampled by Kanye West.367pts
15The WatcherThe reflective opening statement of 2001, later remade by Jay-Z for The Blueprint 2.367pts
16Talking to My DiaryThe introspective closer of Compton, looking back on N.W.A, Eazy-E and Death Row.367pts
17Lil' Ghetto BoyA soulful Chronic track with Snoop Dogg about the cycle of street life.289pts
18Big Ego'sA bouncy 2001 track with Hittman about Dre's own reputation.289pts
19What's the DifferenceA 2001 album cut with Eminem and Xzibit built on a lush Charles Aznavour sample.289pts
20The MessageThe 2001 closing track with Mary J. Blige, dedicated to Dre's late brother Tyree.197pts
21The Next EpisodeA 2000 single from 2001 with Snoop Dogg, Kurupt and Nate Dogg, famous for its closing line.197pts
22Keep Their Heads Ringin'A 1995 single from the Friday soundtrack that reached the Billboard top 10.197pts
23GenocideA frenetic 2015 Compton track with Kendrick Lamar, Marsha Ambrosius and Candice Pillay.197pts
24Medicine ManA 2015 Compton track with Eminem, Candice Pillay and Anderson .Paak.197pts
25Let Me RideA laid-back 1993 single from The Chronic that won Dre his first solo Grammy.0pts


























