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The 25 Best Dr. Dre Songs

By YPB Team

The G-funk blueprints still get the most plays, but the late-career cuts have loyal defenders too.

  1. Still D.R.E. — ranked #11
    Still D.R.E.
    The 1999 lead single from 2001, with Snoop Dogg over one of hip-hop's most recognizable piano loops.
    1000pts
  2. Stranded on Death Row — ranked #22
    Stranded on Death Row
    A Chronic posse cut showcasing Kurupt, RBX, Lady of Rage and Snoop Dogg.
    723pts
  3. Nuthin' but a "G" Thang — ranked #33
    Nuthin' but a "G" Thang
    The 1992 breakout single from The Chronic that introduced Snoop Dogg and defined G-funk.
    662pts
  4. Animals — ranked #44
    Animals
    A DJ Premier-coproduced 2015 Compton track with Anderson .Paak on police violence.
    587pts
  5. I Need a Doctor — ranked #55
    I Need a Doctor
    A 2011 comeback single with Eminem and Skylar Grey that went multi-platinum.
    492pts
  6. Been There, Done That — ranked #66
    Been There, Done That
    Dre's 1996 farewell to gangsta rap and the first single on his Aftermath label.
    491pts
  7. Kush — ranked #77
    Kush
    A 2010 single with Snoop Dogg and Akon released ahead of the long-awaited Detox.
    434pts
  8. Talk About It — ranked #88
    Talk About It
    The 2015 Compton opener with King Mez and Justus.
    434pts
  9. Dre Day — ranked #99
    Dre Day
    The 1993 Chronic single, officially "F--- wit Dre Day", aimed at Eazy-E, Luke and Tim Dog.
    434pts
  10. Deep Cover — ranked #1010
    Deep Cover
    The 1992 film theme that marked Snoop Dogg's first appearance on record alongside Dre.
    434pts
  11. Forgot About Dre — ranked #1111
    Forgot About Dre
    A 2000 single from 2001 with Eminem that won the Grammy for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group.
    367pts
  12. Deep Water — ranked #1212
    Deep Water
    A 2015 Compton track with Kendrick Lamar and Justus built around drowning imagery.
    367pts
  13. Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat — ranked #1313
    Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat
    A hard-hitting Chronic cut with Snoop Dogg and RBX.
    367pts
  14. Xxplosive — ranked #1414
    Xxplosive
    A slow, menacing 2001 track with Hittman, Kurupt and Nate Dogg, later sampled by Kanye West.
    367pts
  15. The Watcher — ranked #1515
    The Watcher
    The reflective opening statement of 2001, later remade by Jay-Z for The Blueprint 2.
    367pts
  16. Talking to My Diary — ranked #1616
    Talking to My Diary
    The introspective closer of Compton, looking back on N.W.A, Eazy-E and Death Row.
    367pts
  17. Lil' Ghetto Boy — ranked #1717
    Lil' Ghetto Boy
    A soulful Chronic track with Snoop Dogg about the cycle of street life.
    289pts
  18. Big Ego's — ranked #1818
    Big Ego's
    A bouncy 2001 track with Hittman about Dre's own reputation.
    289pts
  19. What's the Difference — ranked #1919
    What's the Difference
    A 2001 album cut with Eminem and Xzibit built on a lush Charles Aznavour sample.
    289pts
  20. The Message — ranked #2020
    The Message
    The 2001 closing track with Mary J. Blige, dedicated to Dre's late brother Tyree.
    197pts
  21. The Next Episode — ranked #2121
    The Next Episode
    A 2000 single from 2001 with Snoop Dogg, Kurupt and Nate Dogg, famous for its closing line.
    197pts
  22. Keep Their Heads Ringin' — ranked #2222
    Keep Their Heads Ringin'
    A 1995 single from the Friday soundtrack that reached the Billboard top 10.
    197pts
  23. Genocide — ranked #2323
    Genocide
    A frenetic 2015 Compton track with Kendrick Lamar, Marsha Ambrosius and Candice Pillay.
    197pts
  24. Medicine Man — ranked #2424
    Medicine Man
    A 2015 Compton track with Eminem, Candice Pillay and Anderson .Paak.
    197pts
  25. Let Me Ride — ranked #2525
    Let Me Ride
    A laid-back 1993 single from The Chronic that won Dre his first solo Grammy.
    0pts

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