Andre Romelle Young Character Analysis

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Dr. Dre aka Andre Romelle Young. The personality that describes my friend Dr. Dre is a hip hop gangster artist. He is a hard worker who comes from the project,which is also known as Compton Los Angeles. Dr. Dre mannerisms behavior of people is when people get him mad for not doing what they are not supposed to do. He has an attitude of a thug,which he is not afraid of no one. The most ironic thing that happens to Dre was when his brother died in a fight. Dre cried day and night when his brother died. It was a sad moment for Dre when that happen. When Dre was a little kid he had to move to many schools because of the violence in those schools he went to. Andre had many good other friends when he was growing up, but he's really good friends are Eazy e, Nate Dogg, Dj Yella,Snoop Dogg and MC ren. We would …show more content…

Dre other friends are important to him because we all grew up together,and made a rap group together. We were really famous back then for a song called F The Police. We made a ton of money when we were on tour. We went to many places like las Vegas, Denver, New York, California,Inglewood and our hometown Compton. Couple of years later we broke up because of our manager not giving us our pay check. Dr. Dre signed with a studio called death row records. He became more popular when he signed with them for a couple of months. Dr. Dre was working really hard when he signed with them. Dre friend Suge Knight explained to Dre about how the business is going to roll and who are they going to sign. Dre was sad when he left us a couple of months later when he signed a contract with Death Row and left Ruthless records because our boss Jerry

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