Drake’s “Would You Like A Tour?” recently stopped in Los Angeles and the YMCMB rapper decided to treat the Staples Center crowd to a special performance from Snoop Dogg. The Long Beach native and hometown hero hit the stage in the middle of Drizzy’s set and performed a couple of his classics like “The Next Episode,” “Gin & Juice” and “Drop It Like It’s Hot.” Take a look as the Doggfather almost takes a bad spill right in the beginning as he makes his way down the stairs.
Snoop Dogg goes back into Lion mode for his latest music video for the catchy song, “Tired Of The Running,” which is featured on the Doogfather’s reggae inspired Reincarnated LP. The visual finds Snoop Lion reflecting on a street job gone wrong as he struggles with losing a special woman in his life. Rapper Nipsey Hussle shows up and plays the negative influence on Snoop’s life that’s responsible for putting together the hit on Tyrin Turner’s character. Watch Snoop in action as he laces up his chucks, grabs his blue bandanna, loads up his strap and puts in some work.
Vibe TV catches up with the Doggfather and gets his thoughts on the recent comments made by GQ comparing TDE to the legendary West Coast label, Death Row Records. Right out the gate, Snoop makes it clear there is no comparison between the two and points out that Death Row set out to make its mark on the industry with an aggressive no prisoners mentality. The Long Beach native clarifies that TDE’s movement is peaceful but states that Kendrick Lamar’s sudden lyrical outburst on the industry was mostly likely inspired by Death Row.
November 23 marks the 20th anniversary for Snoop Dogg’s classic debut album, Doggystyle. To mark the special occasion, the Doggfather decided to revisit his monumental project and showcase all the samples that were used to put it together in one special mix. In fact, Snoop does the honors of mixing the Doggystyle: The Samples himself under his alternative alias, DJ Snoopadelic. Check out the sneak peek also provided which finds the legendary West Coast emcee in the studio with Daz Dillinger by his side as they reflect on the importance of Doggystyle on Hip Hop and share some commentary.
Houston’s Trae The Truth is gearing up to release his new album, I Am King, on November 25 but before that happens the down South royalty laces fans with a little taste of what’s to come. Trae’s latest offering, “Old School,” features West Coast legend Snoop Dogg and showcases both artists dropping rhymes about cruising in their old school rides. The smooth instrumental provides the perfect backdrop for Trae and the Doggfather as they give listeners something mellow and hard-hitting to vibe out to.
In the latest visual from Don Bishop “Magic” Juan’s radio show, the Doggfather weighs in on the current state of Hip Hop and shares his opinion on the transition of the industry. Snoop explains he feels like the popularity of Hip Hop is at a peak and points on the impact of the genre on countries around the world. Calvin also touches on the difference in generations with the rise of the EDM scene and defends the skinny jeans movement.
Steve Aoki sits down for an interview with Snoop Dogg on GGN. The DJ breaks down his humble beginnings in music and speaks on his transition into electronic music. Aoki touches on his EDM sound, breaks down his approach to how he DJ’s at a club compared to a festival and so much more. Before calling it a wrap, Snoop partakes in a little Q&A session with Aoki and as usual a sexy weather girl shows up about midway into things.
Snoop Dogg recently made a visit to Bishop Don “Magic” Juan’s radio show, The Don Juan Show, for an exclusive interview. Marijuana and pimping were appropriately the topics of discussion as the Doggfather opened things up with dropping his philosophy on what he feels is the best method in keeping children informed about the greenery. Take a look as Snoop explains the importance of timing, leading by example and educating children in the home before the world can have the chance to corrupt them. The conversation eventually took a turn when Bishop Don Juan decided to bring up his favorite topic, pimping. The Doggfather took the opportunity to speak on his film Bossin’ Up, the rule of pimping and admits that he fell in love with a few of his hoes in the past.
Snoop Dogg is back with a new music video for the super fresh and hypnotizing banger, “Bad 4 Me,” featuring Kurupt and Daz Dillinger. The Dae One produced track finds Snoop and Tha Dogg Pound chillin’ out and puffin’ on some fine smoke while clips from the film Menace II Society transition in and out. Hosted by DJ Drama, “Bad 4 Me” shows up on Snoop’s latest collaborative mixtape entitled That’s My Work Vol. 2.
Fans were recently treated to the groups new single and music video for “Faden Away” and now we get a look at the official artwork and tracklist for the upcoming 7 Days Of Funk LP. Looking like a scene from Beavis & Butt-Head, the cover for Snoopzilla and Dam-Funk’s new project features some throwback looking cartoon work. Posted outside of what appears to be a music venue, the artwork showcases the Doggfather in front of a old school ride while a street brawl ensues in the background. The groups self-titled debut album will contain a total of nine original songs and be available on December 10. Check out the tracklist provided for more details.
1. Hit Da Pavement
2. Let It Go
3. Faden Away
4. 1Question? Feat. Steve Arrington
5. Ride Feat. Kurupt
6. Do My Thang
7. I’ll Be There 4U
8. Systamatic Feat. Tha Dogg Pound [Bonus]
9. High Wit’ Me [Bonus]
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