They get on my shit and I help to get them exposure. Snoop: Tha Eastsidaz, Doggy’s Angels, Everybody that come out the West come fuck with me, Suga Free all of em. Do I need to say more?Ī: Who all have you helped in the West? Eminem ain’t from the West, 50 Cent ain’t from the West. See what I’m sayin? He ain’t about helping the West and that ain’t no disrespect. Dre, ’til I crept up to the top and moved away and did my thang. Snoop: That’s because I don’t’ get no help. Going back to my background from the church.Ī: You’re in that booth like your trying to bring the West back or something, What’s that all about?Ī: All I’m saying is what took you so long? Snoop: I think I’m more melodic, more instrumental, more musical. How would you say it’s changed since the beginning of your career? It make a nigga feel like he listenin’ to Sam Cooke or something.Ī: Your style is sounding soulful even for Hip-Hop. Snoop: (Nods head) When I listen to it back in my headphones that s**t be sounding good as a mah-fucka. With a preacher’s fervor and a gangster’s lament, get a glimpse of Snoop’s in-depth commentary towards the issues that everybody wonders about.Ī: When you’re in the booth you look like your having a ball, do you imagine you’re on stage performing? caught up with the D-O double G as he was stepping out of the booth at LA’s Record Plant recording studio. Dre and even resurfaces some coastal criticism. He holds no bones about it as he speaks in an overly candid manner about Suge Knight, Pac, Nas, Ja Rule, Dr.
The Boss ain’t just selling woof tickets, he’s sounding off about the state of Hip-Hop and who and what needs to be eliminated for the perpetuation of the movement.
Ith a successful career spanning well over ten years in the game, Snoop Doggy Dogg has more than paid the cost to be the boss. This was one of the best interviews Ive seen.
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