Kokane's best hooks

[Maestro Minded]

I am sick of people badmouthing Kokane.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

"On The BLVD" dopest one...


also "Dedicated 2 Da Hataz"...Oh wait...That was me, nevermind...LoL

[KVB]

"On The BLVD" dopest one...


also "Dedicated 2 Da Hataz"...Oh wait...That was me, nevermind...LoL

KoKane did not sing the hook on "On The Boulevard"... I could go check who did so right now, but I'm too lazy to leave my chair and go get the booklet.. anyway KoKane's dopest hook for me was on the Snoop track"Hennesey N' Buddah".

Peace

[S.G.V.]

i forgot to add ANY LAST WERDZ and NEIGHBORHOOD SNIPER...classic koke hooks

[Jay ay Beee]

Mamie Gunn sung On the Boulevard - same guy who sung Blow my Buzz on Devils Night (and the Wash)

It's pretty easy to tell it's not Kokane if you listen closely.

[KVB]

Mamie Gunn sung On the Boulevard - same guy who sung Blow my Buzz on Devils Night (and the Wash)

It's pretty easy to tell it's not Kokane if you listen closely.

Oh yes... I always thought Kon Artis was singing the hook on "Blow My Buzz", but I'm obviously wrong.

[Young Dan Iza]

damn everyone forgot STACY ADAMS, but i still perfer On the BLVD over it doe

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

KoKane did not sing the hook on "On The Boulevard"... I could go check who did so right now, but I'm too lazy to leave my chair and go get the booklet.. anyway KoKane's dopest hook for me was on the Snoop track"Hennesey N' Buddah".

Peace

When "On the BLVD" first came out, people were debating weather it was Kokane on the hook or now, since he wasn't credited...I remember making a topic asking if people thought it was Kokane (as I was 50/50) and EVERYONE said it was Kokane..At first I really had doubts, but than I started beliving it was Kokane, now that two people say its not Kokane, I dont know what to think...The credits never credited him, but instead credited Mami Gunn as additional Vocals...People thought that Kokane was uncredited by mistake, and Mamie Gunn did back up vocals for Kokane. It sounded a lot like Kokane, but a little different...I really dont know, at first I had my doubts, than I belived it was Kokane, now Im having my doubts again...What do yall think?

[AfterMathematics]

Slow Burnin' 22.5 F

[HBKid_Jr]

dont forget "On The Boulevard"

[Big BpG]

Keep Your Head Up from Doggy's Angels

You stole mine, you bitch ass nigga!  

1. Doggy's Angels - Keep Your Head Up
2. Doggy's Angels - Hoodtraps
3. Snoop Dogg - Henn N Buddah
4. Snoop Dogg - Yall Gonna Miss Me
5. Cypress Hill -  L.I.F.E.

-Big BpG

[Sikotic™]

Y'all Gonna Miss ME was classic Snoop.

[Jay ay Beee]

It's definitely not Kokane.

The voice lacks Kokane's bass, instead it's a more basic sore throat type of voice

Also, if Kokane was on The Wash soundtrack, why wouldn't they credit him to promote his album?  

Snoop always credits Kokane, even for the smallest things (check Kurupt's Space Boogie and Bring Back that G shit)

His publishing isn't there - he got publishing for small appearances like Wrong Idea and this is a far bigger part

Dre credited him on 2001 on La Niggaz for a smaller part

It's not him, I'm 110% sure

[Jay ay Beee]

You stole mine, you bitch ass nigga!  

You don't wanna start shit loc, cause I'll jack your new Snoop shirt faster than I'll make your bitch's pussy hurt

LoL

[That_Cracka_J]

I don't know man...I still think it's Kokane on "On the boulevard".....a lot of the time Kokane DOES NOT GET CREDIT for appearring on a song.  I know the linear notes list someone different, but like I said, sometimes he just doesn't get credit....