G-funk Edit Meaning

1.

A sound created by Above The Law In 1992 in the album "Black Mafia Life" which was the very first "G-Funk" (gangsta funk) record. With this album, Above The Law had created the often imitated and duplicated G-Funk name and sound, but the media decided to overlook that and pen the creation to another famous west-coast producer (Dr. Dre). Eventually, Dr. Dre and Above The Law dissed each other. Above the Law aligned with Ruthless Records and Eazy–E; Dr. Dre with Deathrow and Suge Knight.

"Don't bite the funk that feed ya, cause I sure as hell don't need ya" (Cold 187 to Dr. Dre copying the G-Funk sound).

"Trying to kick it like you got stamina, wup that ass like Luke did in Atlanta. Oops did you slip, did you trip, did you run, did he have a gun, did you want some; nope. Here’s a bone you can choke; hit you ass with the Mafia Lok." (Cold 187 to Dr. Dre refrence to altercation Dr. Dre had with Luke Skywalker from 2 Live Crew)

2.

(noun) A type of smooth hip-hop that originated on the West Coast and popularized by rap moguls Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.

G-Funk - Where rhythm is life and Life is rhythm

3.

Smoother-sounding hip hop. Originated by Dr. Dre. G-Funk songs sample alot of P-Funkmusic. Was very popular from 1992-1996. Some G-Funk artists include:

- Dr. Dre

- Snoop Doggy Dogg

- Warren G

- Nate Dogg

- Tha Dogg Pound

"I'm tweaking into a whole new era. G-Funk: step to this, I dare ya" - Warren G

See mike

4.

A nickname for Mediocre (er, Great) Falls, Montana. Common place to grow up in and then leave once realization that there is so much more in the world.

"Dude, I'm going home to G-Funk this weekend."

"Oh man, I'm sorry to hear that."

See great falls, montana, dispair, torture, ghetto

5.

A nickname used to describe someone with "G" in their name. Commonly used to describe dorks.

Hey G-Funk, what's up?

See superstar, coolio, funkmaster