What songs do we *need* to hear at the Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige & Kendrick Lamar SuperBowl halftime show? Here's our dream setlist 👀
No better introduction for Dre than those Scott Storch piano plinks -- well, except for maybe the bellowing synths ofbut no way he'd be able to get through more than a couple lines of that before the NBC execs started lunging for the kill switch. And hey, 20-plus years later, leading Super Bowl halftime is pretty good evidence that Dre is indeed still representin' for them gangstas all across the world.
of peroxide blonde clones with him this time? Will he don the 'do himself for old time's sake? We can only hope.Then it's hoodie season, even in Southern California, because there's no way we're making it through the most-watched sporting event of the year without hearing the most famous pump-up song of the 21st century. Maybe as a tie-in, we can also get aYou know what time it is when those fuzzed-out guitar chords hit -- time for the most recent Hot 100 No.
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