If you’ve ever heard “Smoke Weed Everyday” or felt the chills on a G-Funk track, you’ve already met Nate Dogg. Nate Dogg rose to fame in the early 90s with Warren G’s “Regulate,” a song that became the quintessential G-Funk track. Hooks That StickOne of Nate Dogg’s superpowers was taking a song and making it unforgettable with just a hook. As The Hollywood Reporter notes, Nate Dogg died in March 2011 at age 41, after complications from multiple strokes. The Legacy of Nate DoggEven years after his passing, Nate Dogg’s influence is everywhere.