Brown said that she wanted to recognize the "Dre Day" rapper's "entrepreneurial spirit," and by giving him the key to the city it would celebrate him as a businessman beyond the music, according to TMZ.
Additionally, she hopes to form a relationship with Dre to continue to restore the city.
It only takes a listen to a couple of Dre's tracks like "Straight Outta Compton" or "Some L.A. N---az" to see that he has deep roots in his hometown. He was instrumental in forming one of the biggest movements in rap,N.W.A. in the '80s, repping for the city lyrically, and sonically as a producer. He also co-founded Deathrow Records, and he currently owns Aftermath.
Dre's camp has yet to accept Brown's offer, but if he does, he will be the second West Coast producer, following DJ Quick to receive the prestigious honor.
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