Dr. Dre slams use of ‘Still D.R.E.’ by ‘divisive and hateful’ Marjorie Taylor Greene

Dr. Dre to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: Don't use my music

Marjorie Taylor Greene might be a fan of Dr. Dre's music, but he has no love for the Georgia Republican using his hits for attention on social media.

Dr. Dre to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: Don't use my music

Marjorie Taylor Greene might be a fan of Dr. Dre's music, but he has no love for the Georgia Republican using his hits for attention on social media.

Dr. Dre to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: Don't use my music

Marjorie Taylor Greene might be a fan of Dr. Dre's music, but he has no love for the Georgia Republican using his hits for attention on social media.

Dr. Dre to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: Don't use my music

Marjorie Taylor Greene might be a fan of Dr. Dre's music, but he has no love for the Georgia Republican using his hits for attention on social media.

Dr. Dre serves Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene with cease and desist after using his music in video

Dr. Dre is taking on Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene after she posted a highly-produced video of herself walking in the halls of the Capitol to the music of

Marjorie Taylor Greene Loses Rap Battle With Dr. Dre

Monday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene released an absurd tribute to her own self-importance. She's featured in an overproduced video strolling in slow-motion through the Capitol, where she freely roams, with multiple closeups of her tacky boots and tackier face. It was one of the worst things ever and not just on Twitter.When sharing this mess, Greene pronounced, "It's time to begin ... and they can't stop what's coming." Turns out our copyright l…