WARNING, if you are a sensitive person, DO NOT READ this and delete the simfile while your at it, it is equally offensive.

So, you like the song but don't know what's it's about.  It's NOT about y'all niggaz dat forgot about Dre as the title might suggest, but it IS about the punk ass playa hataz who don't even have a snowmobile, thinking Dre turned pop cuz of his album called the aftermath (which really sucks, but this album is DA SHIT!!) so that's what the song is about, that this album is the real Dre.  And there's a wack ass Eminem, who knows what he's rambling about I think he says it's just gibberish, I'm surprised it's not about killing his wife.  Eminem sucks, he can flow, and he has a cool sound, but his lyrics are total EMO white boy shit.  Gangsta rap is only about bitches, money, and your hood, and everyone in the world is a nigga and so you know I grew up on Gangsta rap West Coast and don't like the hip hop, southern stuff, or almost anything today other than The Game, when is 2Pac releasing another album?  And yes, before you ask, I really do enjoy Gangsta Rap and I grew up listening to these songs, Dre, Snoop, Pac, Bone thugs etc is what the 90's meant to me musically.

You know what pisses me off, these damn Tennessee ultra-sensitive peeps.  Just a few days ago at my job, I was telling this old guy who I'm cool with that his shirt was G'd out, and he could be wearing it in the hood hittin' fooz up like 'sup nigga, where you from' and this young girl (25) was like, you can't say that word, that's a bad word.  "But you say it, all the music you listen to says it, the people who you kick it with at work say it" well I earned that right to say it cuz I'm black.  Fuck that, you didn't earn shit, I said that's how me and my homies spoke growing up and still do (and NO my homies ain't white) I only had one white friend growing up.  Tennessee is so damn behind the times, there is still racial segregation going on, self imposed, I'm very thankful that I grew up in a more diverse and open culture.

Well here's some info straight from Wikipedia "As of 2006, the word nigga is used, without intentional prejudice, among all ethnicities in the United States, including African-Americans, Asian-Americans, and white peoples."  And a quote from the late, great, Eazy-E RIP "I'm a nigga, he's a nigga, she's a nigga, we's a nigga, wouldn't you like to be a nigga too?".  IMO A nigga is much more of an attitude than a skin color, basically if your a nigga it lets people know your cool, laid back, with a little thug in ya, and also the kind of music you like, and your age group (I could understand older blacks who grew up in shitty times being offended).

Okay enough rambling, about the SIMFILE.
Yes, the VIDEO is off from the audio, they are both running at different speeds, the audio goes quicker, and the video even had an extra news cast type deal.  So, the vid isn't perfect, but it still increases the quality of the simfile and is good enough to keep in.

The GRAPHICS are cool.
Banner came out a little more active than I wanted, but the Background is perfectly what I wanted to capture, I'm actually really shocked that it looks so nice, but of course all I did was edit out the previous text and add in the song title, I kept larger images for those who like such things, since I did all my images in a larger size and then scaled them down for my use.

LYRICS
In most Gangsta rap, there's fun in trying to figure out what the lyrics are, but in this song it's a little more important to know what they are, so I included them.  The lyric site I used had a bunch of errors as in "who you think brought you the O G's", rather than "the O D's" as in Old Dirty Bastard, along with several other errors, I think I fixed them all.

.MP3
I cut this down to exactally 2:30 so it still counts as Long (by 1 second) but is acceptable per the rules.  Yes, I hate cutting songs, but for this one it's not a big deal, the next verses just say the same thing as the first, he's just more angry, get the album "Chronic 2001" cuz all the songs are BANGIN', roll down your hood playing track 21 that "Bang Bang" song!!!  So, your now thinking, why is this album called Chronic 2001 and this is a 90's mix?  Good question.  There was an album called Chronic 2000, that was a compilation of a bunch of crap, brought out by whomever owned the rights to use that name, in an attempt to sell a bunch of albums, cuz Dr. Dre's The Chronic was soo damn hot back in 1992 and it still is.  Dre brought out Chronic 2001 in 1999, and wow those two Chronic albums define what the 90's are all about (musically speaking), thus I used a song from both albums.  I chose this one cuz it was the easiest song (fastest song on the album) to make steps to and I might do better in the competition this way.

And the Steps
I threw in beginner steps, because I didn't use simple patterns for light mode, all the other steps follow the music and funky beats, this is your standard boring chart.
Light follows the beat to a point and has no 1/8th steps and few jumps and a few turns, relatively simple.
Standard is more jumpy with light usage of 1/8ths.
Heavy uses even more jumps, and all the 1/8ths I wanted to, follows the lyrics and beats.
Challenge follows the lyrics, beats, and I guess it's called the synth notes, so lots of 1/16ths here, I really tried to make this a challenge, good luck.

And I'm done, good luck to all the competitors, and a special thanks to Shadowman for always keeping me out of last place.