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Dr Dre
/ˌdiː ɑːr ˈdreɪ/ (Doctor Dray)
Definition
1
American rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur (born André Romelle Young, 1965), co-founder of N.W.A., pioneer of West Coast gangsta rap, and founder of Aftermath Entertainment and Beats by Dre.
2
Stage name stylized as Dr. Dre, renowned for influential albums like The Chronic (1992) and Compton (2015), as well as producing hits for Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and others.
Examples
I tried to adult today, but ended up bingeing Dr Dre classics instead of folding laundry.
My fitness app plays Dr Dre to motivate me, but now I just want to cruise lowriders instead of jogging.
Boss asked for a status update; I said 'Still D.R.E.' and hoped the reference landed.
Grandpa mistook Dr Dre for a real doctor and asked him to check his beats – heart or bass?