Did Snoop Ghostwrite for Da Brat?

[i love men who take pictures with their booty's out]

didnt snoop and dpg diss them 2 niggas (da brat and j.d) in that what would u do ( i thinkk its the name) video..

kuz i remember snoop was walkin and they had their look a likes walkin a he jus looked at em like.. and kept walkin


snoop didnt too much like the brat nor j.d back then.. if i do recall

[-Euthanasia-]

brats lyrics werent that bad

[Quadruple OG]

didnt snoop and dpg diss them 2 niggas (da brat and j.d) in that what would u do ( i thinkk its the name) video..

kuz i remember snoop was walkin and they had their look a likes walkin a he jus looked at em like.. and kept walkin


snoop didnt too much like the brat nor j.d back then.. if i do recall

off the top of my head, I remember the JD lookalike, but I don't remember Da Brat lookalike.  There was beef between the camps though, since JD and Da Brat were close with Bad Boy, Suge's best friend was killed at a party hosted by Jermaine Dupri, and once Pac came to Death Row.  Not to mention, that Pac coming to Death Row with his own issues with Bad Boy.

[i love men who take pictures with their booty's out]

they had her look-a-like tho... as he was walkin out the pool hall or whatever it was..she passed em...and he mean mugged her like bitch...she looked jus like her...

its been a min since i saw that video...

death row were the kings of makin parody's of people.....i'd never thought of havin ezell from the movie friday to play eazy e...lol

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[Quadruple OG]

death row were the kings of makin parody's of people.....i'd never thought of havin ezell from the movie friday to play eazy e...lol

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The B.I.G./Puffy parodies were pretty good too

[Sir Petey]

in the deathrow uncut dvd the long version of what would you do shows a da brat and jermain dupri look a like rappin and big c style tosses some money at them and tells them to go back to atlanta....

it was pretty much common knowlege that so so def's whole camp was biting deathrow in the 90's
from production to flow etc. etc.  jermaine dupree is a good producer but he has NEVER been original... through out the years Ive seen him jump on and off so many band wagons as far as his beats go... from dre to daz to timbaland to the neptunes and Im not trying to take away from his credibility butfrom this stand point I wasnt surprised that he signed daz because on the low he probably looked up to daz and the whole deathrow movment....

[i love men who take pictures with their booty's out]

i havent heard any of his beats that sounded like dre..yet...and i own most of the stuff he's put out...

but u can tell some of his stuff is dj quik influenced.. especially that 1472 and that instructionz cd... sounded like somethin quik jus threw away...and he found em..

[Sir Petey]

how a bout that song that featured nate dogg from instructions that had a similar vibe to some of dre's shit from 2001...
there were tracks from kris kross da bomb and da brats fun da fied tha thad a dre-ish sound to them

[nibs]

jermaine dupri's sound was closer to warren g or a warren g/quik hybrid, (you know, cats that actually produced g-funk) than dre.
whatever muthaphukka!

dre can't produce funk like that without warren g or sean thomas in the studio ghost producing.

and that kriss kross track "alright" off their second album was a heater too.

[We Fly High]

da b side track with biggie was some sick ass g funk

[Quadruple OG]

but u can tell some of his stuff is dj quik influenced.. especially that 1472 and that instructionz cd... sounded like somethin quik jus threw away...and he found em..

Quik produced the last track on that album, and I believe he either produced or mixed the track with Snoop and Warren G

[nibs]

there were numerous tracks on that album that sounded quikish.  "the party continues", "all that's gotta go", "sweetheart"...  that's a very warm g-funk sound, reminiscent of something like "you'z a ganxsta", "we still party" or "it'z your fantasy".  dre never had a sound like that.

or even tonite or something if you want to go way back

[Maestro Minded]

its more like the warren g kind of gfunk...

[cpc129]

^^definitely

[Sir Petey]

jermaine dupri's sound was closer to warren g or a warren g/quik hybrid, (you know, cats that actually produced g-funk) than dre.
whatever muthaphukka!

dre can't produce funk like that without warren g or sean thomas in the studio ghost producing.

and that kriss kross track "alright" off their second album was a heater too.

there were a gang of tracks off 2001 that had a funky ass vibe to them... light speed was one of ' em
                                                                                                       lets get high was another one
                                                                                                       hoes a housewife
and I agree kriss kross had a gang of heaters on there albums, dupree isnt a bad producer by any means but original is one thing he aint.