who makes the hottest beats!!!!!!!!!!!!Dr Dre is so bloody tight with his beats n stuff.check out d whole eminem n G-Unit thingy.

Timbaland.dem aaliyah,missy,GINUWINE, himself,den can y'all remember Brandy's afrodisiac!towards d end of the song.if u listen well u'l hear a baby's cry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!how mad!can dese beat maker's get.

newaiz who do y'all thnk is better?

Dr. Dre.

I quite agree with hot-angel, Dre is better.

Don't really care for Dre or Timberland those guys are like ancient now. The 90's are over and done with folks.

Txlonghorn:

Don't really care for Dre or Timberland those guys are like ancient now. The 90's are over and done with folks.

I guess you must prefer Little John's scripper beats

Don't really care for litttle Jonh I'm more in to Punk rock, groups like Disturbed, Rob ZOMBI, papa roach, limp bizkit, lincon park,POD, MARYLIN MANSON just a few.

dre!!!!!!!!!!!!!gggggg uuuuuunnnnnniiiiitttttt

Dr. Dre fa sho

@ Txlonghorn
I wouldnt mention that if i were u
r u white?

@ Txlonghorn
did u jus call dre ancient? BLASPHEMY!!!
all ur rock bands r from da 90's too
u should get shot for sayin dat

Efani:

@ Txlonghorn
did u jus call dre ancient? BLASPHEMY!!!
all your rock bands r from da 90's too
u should get shot for sayin that

You are one funny dude, so what's your beef with me bro, you all up on my grill and shiit .

from what i've gathered from u
your personality is whack!!

You know what BOY I don't give a rat's ass what you think of my personality if it bugs you that much, come say it to my face  little man. I'll even Fed EX you a plane ticket, cause I know your monkey ass can't afford one.You do not even want to F**K  with me little man I can find you with your ISP number I hope you know that.

Dre is better than timbaland.He helped so many artists like snoop,rakim,tupac,truth-hurts,50cent,game,eminem,obietrice.He is the brain behind deathrow.Timbaland has done quite well with bubasparxx,aaliyah(r.I.P),missy,tweet.
Dre is the man!

@w Txlonghorn
come get me then ho!! lol i'm waiting

Dr DRE[color=#000099][/color] DRE DAY FO SHO

hey!! shut up dere Efani!!!! U're such a mean kid!!!! what planet are U from?

lol ur ho's planet

D.R.E

Although timbaland is usually referd 2 as the super producer but i think dre is still on top and @ txlonghorn though those guys have been there since the 90s but you cant deny the fact that they are one of the best producers in the history of american hiphop music.

BOTH i love timberland nd Dre.omo.pharrel is also a bad guy .wat do u say to R.kells dat writes,sings and produces himself,baba agba

make nobody stroke me o

nice comparism but i think i'll go with the DRE. he has produced for more succesfull artistes than anyone in the industry. Snoop, ice cube, 50cent, eminem, g-unit and BABA himself R KELLY

sorry please include tupac to my list. i just slapped myself for the ommission

I cant say who is tighter o! they are both fadas but you have to admit Tim is more versatile but Dre simply brings ot classics

Dre, but SO SO DEF, JAMIE D is off da chain

definately dre

Timbo is more versatile so i would give it to him.The dude can produce beats for Pasuma if he wanted

Dre baba! he's the master of them all. but i love timberland, he's absolutely wow! comes up with sounds that just keep on reverberating inside your head.

who's doing dat stupid comparism. . . Timbolo is a super producer and Dre's not, nothwithstanding, Dre has his game tyt too.

i think ur getting it wrong here, dre is not really a beat maker. he gets people to do beats

Musical allegations
Unlike the majority of hip-hop tracks even to this day, Dr. Dre's tracks have featured a large amount of live instrumentation, and he has often been praised for his musical ability. But since his earliest work in rap, Dr. Dre has produced records with the help of outside musicians, leading to allegations that he does not actually produce a significant portion of the tracks that are credited to his name. To date, only 3 co-producers have shared production credits alongside Young officially- DJ Yella on N.W.A. albums, Mel-Man on Aftermath releases between the label's inception and until approximately 2002, and most recently, Mike Elizondo, a Los Angeles-based bassist.

However, over the years word of other collaborators has surfaced. During his tenure at Death Row Records, it was alleged that Dre's half brother Warren G and Tha Dogg Pound member Daz made many uncredited contributions to songs on his solo album The Chronic and Snoop Doggy Dogg's album Doggystyle (Daz received production credits on Snoop's similar-sounding, albeit less successful album Tha Doggfather after Young left Death Row Records).

It's known that Scott Storch, who has since gone on to become a successful producer in his own right, contributed to Dr. Dre's second album 2001; Storch is credited as a songwriter on several songs and played keyboards on several tracks. In 2006, he told Rolling Stone:

"At the time, I saw Dr. Dre desperately needed something," Storch says. "He needed a fuel injection, and Dre utilized me as the nitrous oxide. He threw me into the mix, and I sort of tapped on a new flavor with my whole piano sound and the strings and orchestration. So I'd be on the keyboards, and Mike [Elizondo] was on the bass guitar, and Dre was on the drum machine".[5]