AZ is on it, well happy with that.

Should of had one super-rap-possy type song with all the 'Legend Has It' rappers featured, as it's the end album of the series.
Nas, Slick, Rae, Ghost, De La, Havoc and they could of worked out something for L and P.

10. Nasty Esco Nasir

The 3 titles we know him by, 3 eras, 3 styles...i wonder if Nas will rappin in them different styles for 3 verses or just about those eras or maybe both.

Nasty = Pre-Illmatic, Illmatic.

Esco = It Was Written, Stillmatic etc...

Nasir = Life Is Good, Lost Tapes etc...

15. 3rd Childhood

This one is going to ring so true for a lot of folk, intrigued.

If all go's right this should be a land-mark album and the best of the year.

Edwin Diaz couldn't wait to get out of NY

Nobody else wanted to pay this guy??? I’m kinda surprised we got him. Now there’s a chance we get Skubal. You kidding me? lol

"Well, if I were Daz, I wouldn't sell my ass either!" Then Kokane speaks up.
How can it be?

Hennesey 'N' Buddah (Feat. Kokane & Traci Nelson)
True Lies (Feat. Kokane)
Wrong Idea (Feat. Bad Azz, Kokane & Lil Half Dead)
Go Away (Feat. Kokane)
Stacey Adams (Feat. Kokane)
Bring It On (Feat. Suga Free & Kokane)
Brake Fluid (Biiittch Pump Yo Brakes) (Feat. Kokane)

Paper'd Up (Feat. Kokane & Traci Nelson)
Hourglass (Feat. Kokane & Goldie Loc)
I Miss That Bitch (Feat. E-White & Kokane)

or Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Kane

Sorry to say this, but I think Snoop was, is, and always will be a jerk.
And I think Kokane was there. What did Butch Cassidy say... he was always there, and it's simply about the time. Sure, now people say he didn't know any better, but if Snoop asks you if you want to sing a hook on the new album? Of course he says YES.
Daz is comparable to The Game in that respect.
But even if everyone says they're crazy, they're simply right about what they say.
And don't tell me what Daz produced!!!?? So many hits!

Off-topic opinion, but the unreleased version of Paper'd up (Money Weak) is 1000x better

Snoop said it many times, he is opening the door, and its for you to take advantage and do your work to expand your craft. When Snoop put Kokane of half of Tha Last Meal, he had a little motion, he was even working with Puff. What did Kokane do afterwards? Kokane needs Snoop regardless of the agreement and how shady he is.

Daz; What hits? outside of the West Coast genre or excluding the All Eyes On Me album..What Hits? in the last 20 years...

"Well, if I were Daz, I wouldn't sell my ass either!" Then Kokane speaks up.
How can it be?

Hennesey 'N' Buddah (Feat. Kokane & Traci Nelson)
True Lies (Feat. Kokane)
Wrong Idea (Feat. Bad Azz, Kokane & Lil Half Dead)
Go Away (Feat. Kokane)
Stacey Adams (Feat. Kokane)
Bring It On (Feat. Suga Free & Kokane)
Brake Fluid (Biiittch Pump Yo Brakes) (Feat. Kokane)

Paper'd Up (Feat. Kokane & Traci Nelson)
Hourglass (Feat. Kokane & Goldie Loc)
I Miss That Bitch (Feat. E-White & Kokane)

or Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Kane

Sorry to say this, but I think Snoop was, is, and always will be a jerk.
And I think Kokane was there. What did Butch Cassidy say... he was always there, and it's simply about the time. Sure, now people say he didn't know any better, but if Snoop asks you if you want to sing a hook on the new album? Of course he says YES.
Daz is comparable to The Game in that respect.
But even if everyone says they're crazy, they're simply right about what they say.
And don't tell me what Daz produced!!!?? So many hits!

Yogisoul & Namek - Moss Angeles
Really Dope Album

https://open.spotify.com/album/2X3TMoc9GiNDxb8zhwQKl3

Daz can be goofy a lot of times but when it comes to producing he's one of GOATs...

Daz was a decent demo maker back in the day, who played his little creative part in the studio on the classic DR albums.
Some of those dope things we hear on them were from his skills and mind.

Nowadays he's like a untidy bedroom beat-maker in his white tee and pants with half a blunt in his mouth basement bargain amatuer producer, though he sometimes crafts a nice song or two on his cheaply put together frisbees.

he's also overlooked as an MC... his flow is ill.

Rapper wise?

His flow on Death-Row was fine.
But what was Daz's best verse though?
Something on Death-Row right, but i never remember him ever out-shining any of the other inmates on any song.
He was 2nd to Kurupt on every song he hopped on with him on Dogg Food, maybe be every single DPG song ever.

Not being harsh on Daz, he a funny cat and his place in west-coast hip-hop history is stamped.
But his hip-hop quality standards been seriously lackin since Death-Row.

As for Snoop, Deathrow lite is a failure music wise so far and now we know why, if  true.
If Daz is right about Snoop's DR scam, there was no plan for a major come-back, deep investment or even attempt to rebuild DR's former status.
That's why Calvin signing all those shitty new artists on there putting out trash-can music, to cheaply make the label look active and attractive to potential future buyers with a new extensive catalogue.
So according to Daz, Dogg want to fatten up the label a bit, pimp the artists and then flog everything off DR in the future to the corporates for some nice rasberry pie.
Daz aint signing over shit, unless he gets his spoon into a nice slice too..so Snoopy pissed @ him for exposing and fuckin up his retirement fund.
Snoop's artists gonna be looking at him side-ways and maybe in the future thier laywers giving him headaches, and other artists dealing with him is now alerted to not sign over thier music rights without being on point with the contractual paper-work...all thanks to Daz 

So that's that, no more new DPGC music for now.

Daz Dillinger Calls Snoop Dogg a 'Little B*tch,' Accuses Him of Theft, Threatens Legal Action



The feud between Snoop Dogg and Daz Dillinger has erupted into a full-blown war of words, with Daz publicly calling Snoop “a little bitch” and accusing him of stealing royalties, forging signatures, and attempting to claim ownership of his intellectual property.

The longtime collaborators and cousins are now exchanging some of their harshest words ever.

The latest flare-up came after Snoop issued a warning of his own, responding to Daz’s recent accusations by saying: “In a minute I’ma fuck you up, cuz, not physically, but business-wise. You broke as a muthafucka right now, so I’m a fuck you up in a minute. Leave me the fuck alone.”

Snoop Dogg goes off on his cousin Daz Dillinger.

“In a minute, I’m going to f* you up, cuz, not physically but business wise…”

Daz Dillinger calls out his cousin Snoop Dogg, accusing him of going behind his back to copyright music Daz created during his time at Death Row Records. Daz also alleges that Snoop is attempting to sell a catalog valued at a billion dollars that includes his work.

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Daz quickly fired back on Instagram, posting a video of Snoop along with a blistering caption: “HE MAD NOW… NOW HE WANNA FUC ME UP BIZNIZ WISE BY TRYNA STEAL EVERYTHING I OWN THAT WAS ON DEATHROW… BY FORGED SIGNITURE & NOT PAYING ROYALTIES… U A THIEF… U CANT STARVE ME OUT I’M INDEPENDENT… U LITTLE BBITCH.”
Snoop Dogg wearing a blue bandana appears in a video call screenshot. The Instagram post has text discussing business disputes.

(Image via Instagram)

Their conflict stems from Daz’s claim that Snoop intentionally stopped him from producing on Tha Dogg Pound’s 2024 album W.A.W.G., released through Snoop’s revived Death Row Records. Daz alleges Snoop had financial incentives to keep him off the production credits.

According to Daz, Snoop “didn’t want me to produce anything on that album because he had a deal with the producers where he got half.” He added that Snoop only wanted him involved as an artist, not as a producer, which Daz believes was a strategic move to cut him out of backend earnings.

Daz also accused Snoop of trying to trademark Tha Dogg Pound’s paw print logo, something Daz says he legally owns and registered himself. He claimed Snoop and others attempted to secure it behind his back as part of what he described as a billion-dollar deal involving Death Row’s catalog.

“They tried to go behind my back and trademark all my work and flaunt it like, ‘We got it. That’s all we wanted,’” Daz said. “But don’t be selling my shit.”

He further alleged that since purchasing Death Row, Snoop has been using artist royalties to pay staff, leaving musicians unpaid.

“You said, ‘I’ma give everybody back their publishing.’ You lied,” Daz said. “You trying to starve n***as out, but you can’t starve me out. I just want what’s mine.”

After Snoop fired back with his “business-wise” threat, Daz escalated things further by suggesting he may sue Snoop just as he once sued Suge Knight.

“I sued Suge back in the day. Should I do the same to cuz?” he wrote.

As of now, Snoop has not publicly responded to Daz’s latest comments. The fallout has left fans shocked, given the duo’s decades-long bond and foundational work together in West Coast hip-hop.

he doesn't...

good ol grandpa music. 

interesting...