
Released in 2001 as the lead single from The Return of the Regulator, this video arrives at a pivotal transitional moment for West Coast hip-hop — post-Death Row, post-Tupac, and mid-way through the East Coast commercial dominance of Jay-Z and Puffy. Warren G, a foundational architect of the G-Funk sound via 'Regulate' (1994), here attempts a stylistic bridge between his mid-90s legacy and the glossier,…
Represents a key artifact of late G-Funk commercialization — the moment West Coast hip-hop's signature laid-back groove confronted the glossier production demands of post-millennium urban radio. The Dr. Dre production pedigree and Benny Boom's direction place the video squarely within the prestige…
Born Clarence Douglas on July 22, 1971, in Philadelphia, PA. Studied film at Temple University, then assisted at Spike Lee's production company before working as first AD under Hype Williams and others. Began directing music videos around 2000. Won BET Video…
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