Throwbacks: Mac Dre - Feelin' Myself

"I'm out of this world, not your run of the mill'n / My name is Furl I'm the owner of the building." That is how Mac Dre set the tone on "Feelin' Myself" from his July 2004 album Ronald Dregan. It remains one of the most undeniable opening flexes of the decade.

Released through Sumo/Thizz Entertainment D50, this 3:44 cut is pure, unfiltered charisma. The beat bounces with a heavy, unbothered strut. Dre’s vocal delivery is effortless. He bends the rhythm and stretches his syllables, sounding like he’s smirking through the entire session. He claims he's a stoner "chillin' with two b*tches like Jack," and you buy every single word of it. While there are alternate versions featuring Johnny Cash and Keak Da Sneak, the original solo track is the definitive text. Dre didn't just ride the beat; he owned the real estate underneath it. Over two decades later, that Thizz energy still hits exactly the same. Hit play below.