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    Please, shut up. I beg you. If you can't tell the difference... You must be inbred. dude I think you really need to just relax a little bit, I am sorry to have offended your all-knowing perception of G-funk music, but this is still just a forum about music in GTA, and all I wanted to do was add my thoughts on what I wanted the rap station to sound like. I don't want to argue with you about whether or not Dr. Dre is a G-funk producer, so please just refrain from name calling, and just go tell your friends about how you clearly know waaaaaayyyy more about music than some guy on a GTA forum The album's production was handled primarily by Dr. Dre, Eminem, and the Bass Brothers.[15][17] The beats have been compared to West Coast hip hop and g-funk musical styles. Sheffield, Rob (April 1, 1999). "The Slim Shady LP".Rolling Stone. Jann Wenner. I'm not all knowing, it's just that probably anyone in the world would know Eminem isn't west coast. Yes, Dr. Dre is a G-funk producer. However, he also produces normal hip-hop beats. For example, Eminem's songs. And "I need a doctor". You cannot even begin to call that west coast, yet Dre produced it. I definitely agree Eminem isn't west coast, all I am saying is that he has a VERY similar sound that would fit well in a western GTA game. Also, Alex Da Kid produced I Need a Doctor
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    Please, shut up. I beg you. If you can't tell the difference... You must be inbred. dude I think you really need to just relax a little bit, I am sorry to have offended your all-knowing perception of G-funk music, but this is still just a forum about music in GTA, and all I wanted to do was add my thoughts on what I wanted the rap station to sound like. I don't want to argue with you about whether or not Dr. Dre is a G-funk producer, so please just refrain from name calling, and just go tell your friends about how you clearly know waaaaaayyyy more about music than some guy on a GTA forum The album's production was handled primarily by Dr. Dre, Eminem, and the Bass Brothers.[15][17] The beats have been compared to West Coast hip hop and g-funk musical styles. Sheffield, Rob (April 1, 1999). "The Slim Shady LP".Rolling Stone. Jann Wenner.
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    Goddamn, Eminem isn't west coast. And just because the artist is from CA or lives there and makes music doesn't make it "West Coast". Eminem has a very west coast/g-funk sound, especially when Dr. Dre is producing his beats (like in that song). But anyway I just mean ARTISTS mostly FROM the west coast/west, not just the genre of hip hop.
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    For the rap station: Kendrick Lamar - The Recipe Tyler the Creator - Analog Dizzy Wright - Solo Dolo Tyga - Kings and Queens Tupac - California Love Dr. Dre - Kush Big Sean - I Do it Pusha T - Trouble On My Mind The Game - The City Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise Hopsin - Sag My Pants Frank Ocean - Novacane Ice Cube - Gangsta Rap Made Me Do it Jay Rock - All My Life (In the Ghetto) BIg Krit - I Got This Snoop Dogg - Drop it Like it's Hot Xzibit - Front 2 Back Eminem - Crack a Bottle Should be almost all west coast/western artists, mostly new songs with a mix of underground/mainstream