From Doggystyle to the Blue Carpet, Snoop Dogg has given us a wide array of tracks to party to. And this is more than reason enough to hail the veteran rapper.
Snoop Dogg, born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., was known as Snoop Doggy Dogg in the early years of his career. To this date, he has made 8 solo studio albums, 5 compilation albums, 5 collaborative albums, and 3 greatest hits albums. He has also dabbled in films, the famous of which are Training Day, Old School, Pauly Shore Is Dead, Starsky & Hutch, and Soul Plane. Snoop Dogg also made known the phrase, "fo' shizzle, ma nizzle," which technically means "for sure, my nigga."
Over the years, since he's been active, Snoop has amassed quite a fortune for himself. And this is quite obvious in the Snoop Dogg Vehicles that he has under his belt. Snoop Dogg Vehicles have been featured in the Lowrider Magazines. And these pictures of Snoop Dogg Vehicles show pretty much how cars can mirror their owners. Snoop Dogg likes his rides low, and he rides 'em with as much attitude as his rap tracks hold. In fact, it's not out of the ordinary to see Snoop Dogg with afro crusin' the streets of LA.
Snoop Dogg's rapping expertise, not to mention his charisma, have earned him a lot of studio albums. But he has also been linked to an assortment of cases, including drug charges and gang-related murders. This is most likely because Snoop is an active member of the gang Crips.
But in 2002, Snoop renounced drugs and women, thereby symbolizing a turn over a new leaf. This was followed by another album Paid tha Cost to Be da Bo$$, which bears the track, From tha Chuuch to da Palace. From the Church to the Palace Snoop Dogg features the rapper Pharrell, and has a music video that was directed by Bucky Chrome. From the Church to the Palace Snoop Dogg track spent 10 weeks on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, and took the 16th spot on the Hot Rap Singles chart.
But in 2006, Snoop released his latest piece, Tha Blue Carpet Treatment. For Snoop, this latest album shows his true colors and music style. The first track off this album is Vato. Vatos Snoop Dogg was produced by Pharrell Williams, and even had Pharrell singing in its original version. But in the video version for vatos Snoop Dogg, B-Real does the rapping for Pharrell. The video for vatos Snoop Dogg was first shown on BET late August 2006.
Vatos by Snoop Dogg confronts racial conflict matters, particularly between Hispanics and African-Americans. The primary message in vatos by Snoop Dogg is unity between these races.
The next single is Snoop Dogg tats that, which was the first single released in the UK. Snoop Dogg tats that is actually not the track's original title. It's actually Snoop Dogg tats that shit. But critics were not too keen about profanity in the title. So, it was reduced to just tats that Snoop Dogg. Anyhow, the original version still has the original title of tats that Snoop Dogg.
'That's That' feat. R. Kelly - Snoop Dogg features the veteran R. Kelly himself. 'That's That' feat. R. Kelly - Snoop Dogg also takes a beat off the Eddie Murphy movie Coming to America. Snoop Dogg thats that was also performed live at the 2006 MTV Music Awards in Europe. Sadly, R. Kelly was not present when Snoop Dogg thats that was performed. Snoop Dogg ft r kelly tats that was also performed at the 2006 American Music Awards. The music video for thats that Snoop Dogg premiered on MTV's TRL early November of 2006.
Pretty soon, Snoop Dogg that's that free mp3 downloads were featured on websites worldwide. Digital sales soared high for the Snoop Dogg that's that free mp3 track. MP3 Snoop Dogg ft R. Kelly ringtone were made available as well.
Snoop is presently busy filming a DVD documentary, Mandatory Business. There's no definite date for its release yet. But you can be sure that a soundtrack for it will be available soon.
