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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Nima - Dubcnn.com on January 24, 2007, 10:22:18 AM
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Dubcnn was the only media outlet last year to interview Snoop Dogg on his album release day. The interview, which became a two part epic, was stopped during the second half of the album breakdown due to time.
We have now completed the full interview and in this, Part 3 of this series, we wrap up the in-depth breakdown of "The Blue Carpet Treatment" album track by track. We also discuss those songs that did not make the album and the places they may, or may not, appear in the future. Don't miss another classic interview with Snoop where we get his feelings on the new album, how the production and guest appearances came together and much more.
Snoop Dogg & Dubcnn - The "Blue Carpet" Interview (Part 3) (http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/snoopdogg07/part3)
Be on the lookout for Part 4 and 5 of this epic interview next week, where we discuss the new compilation album "The Bigg Squeeze," which was entirely produced by Snoop Dogg under his Niggarachi moniker, the recent appointment of JT The Bigga Figga as his VP, the independent game, get Snoop Dogg talking about Death Row and other leftover/unreleased material, ask questions submitted by his fans on our forum and so much more in our exclusive interview.
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Props im about to check it out 8)
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haha funny interview,snoop must have been high like a mothafucka.
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link doesnt seem to work for me.... i guess lots of people are reading. will check it later. thanks nima
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Seems to be working here! Just try again I guess!
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cant seem to open it in any browser, however my internet can be gay-as-fuck sometimes. im sure i will get to read it... at some point.
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LOL at how defensive Snoop is. You can tell he's embarrassed about using the same sample as "Stan" - to say he 'didn't recognise it', the guy is full of shit on that one lol.
Great interview as always Nima.
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shit Nima tight shit...funny though i thought yall were about to fight for a sec
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AWWW SHIT, I thought Nima was going to have a WC moment again. Damn, LAX should be the next single. ;D
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im listening to the audio right now and i got to say props for you speaking personally on lax nima. personally i love that track its a high point of the album actually for me, where as i don't like the westurn union song even though i love the group. im not even done listening yet, but this is real cool so far. props nima.
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AWWW SHIT, I thought Nima was going to have a WC moment again. Damn, LAX should be the next single. ;D
hahahaha
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im listening to the audio right now and i got to say props for you speaking personally on lax nima. personally i love that track its a high point of the album actually for me, where as i don't like the westurn union song even though i love the group. im not even done listening yet, but this is real cool so far. props nima.
yeah thanks man but snoops a cool dude although he can't take criticsm, he's cool, he wasn't really getting mad...
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props on another dope interview with snoop man. D-nice got it man, when I was readin that shit, I was thinkin WC all over agian ;D
On the real, L.A.X. is 1 of my fav. tracks on the album, I love the beat, and I thought cube went hard on it, but in the end, props 2 nima for keepin it 100% on that 1, most journalists suck as much dick as possible, suck up 2 the person they interviewin, but not nima, he told it like it is, he was disapointed with that record.
Snoop gotta learn 2 chill out a bit more ;D
Can't wait for part 4.
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Yeah props Nima. I understood what you where saying about the track LAX record. The track was real mellow and I like the track, but people were expecting hardcore shit with those 2. But it is what it is. Fuck it, I still bump the hell out of that shit in my system. I actually like the fact now that it is a mellow track from them. Sounded like Snoop did not like Stan. LOL. But Round Here is dope! Glad that is going to be a single. Dope interview man. Keep givin it to these rappers man. ;D That is the only way they will know about they material and what the fans feel about it.
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I dont like the fact that Snoop didnt talk about LAX session , i love that track why u said that a lot of people didnt like it ?
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Cause when the album dropped that was like the song that got criticized the most...
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dope interview..glad to hear round here is the next single. snoop is doing it right putting the songs he did with doc and dre out there, that's no doubt when he's at his best.
you should drop the next part before next week if its done. thats just a fan talking though
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many thoughts, just my thoughts not criticism, props to you nima, dope shit:
I liked LAX alot but I do think it could have been better. I'm real surprised that you went so hard on him for that track because all the following tracks IMO are a million times worse than LAX
-like this(horrible)
-which one of u(dumb)
-i wanna fuck u(extra dumb)
-vato(dope beat, whack verses and no verse from b real which is what would have saved the song)
-psst(horrible and dumb)
Also, I woulda propped him for all the scratches and hip hop ass sound on Beat up on yo pads. perfectly listenable track.
Man Nima, I will never speak on you not being brutal again...you went hard on snoop! You can tell snoop was not high when you did this shit, he should smoke a blunt before all dubcnn interviews.
You can tell alot of rappers don't like how much the fans know in the information age, the fact that we knew about the Busta shit and the Stan shit and all that is just clearly annoying to them. there is no behind the scenes anymore, if it's art, we're gonna get it. fuck murder these murderers, just get at dre to release the beat with SOMEone on it when you get a chance.
snoop is very misinformed about aftermath production, he wasn't saying he hadn't heard stan...he was saying Dre had the right to that cause he produced that shit but he spoke as if dre produced stan which he didn't. in another interview with Nima he says Dre produced all of the slim shady LP which is totally untrue. that's why he was soundin' dumb talkin on that stan shit, if dre made the stan beat, he'd have an argument but nah, you're just an off point stoner when it comes to logic snoop, Nima does him homework!
"that’s the Aftermath camp, coulda woulda shoulda!"-WHOO, echoes of what pac said in my signature eh? to this fuckin' day.....
who is pooh bear? and how many motherfuckers do you think snoop calls "Lil G"? who the fuck is that?
although I prefer the Kam verse way more, I feel their assessment that dre's verse and the Kam verse said the same thing...which verses did doc write?
Oh and Nima, about that VIP Records shit, i talked to them and they said they did get new owners and things were looking iffy for a second but they're pretty sure they're gonna stay open.
also...I've been WONDERing, next time you talk to any DPG will you ask them why they haven't been rappin' about the nate dogg blunts? Nate's had those blunts for near a year now and they're still rappin' about swishers! The Nate dogg blunts are the shit, last night I smoked some GDP in a blue-bonic(no bs, said bluebonic on the label) blue berry nate dogg blunt...shit is delicious...some say they're waiting for street approval but them shits have been out for a year almost, they should know that people love 'em! When I walked out of the smoke shop, I heard another guy buying some too.
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I dont like the fact that Snoop didnt talk about LAX session , i love that track why u said that a lot of people didnt like it ?
i think the source and xxl both criticized it and as far as word of mouth goes, its pretty love/hate.
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I'm surprised all these people are saying they're feeling LAX now, when the album dropped everybody was shitting on it... I never really got into the song, beat didn't sit right with me and the verses weren't all that either...
But yo Tanj, i duno who Lil G is either, thats just names he listed... I'll try to remember about the Nate Dogg blunts...
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have you smoked the nate blunts? what do you think?
what did bad azz be rollin', optimos and swishers and phillies or what?
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man, you be trippin about the nate dogg blunts. to tell u the truth, most rappers dont like those type of blunts. theyre way too artificial for them. a lot of them stick with the swishers, the backwoods, white owls.. they dont fuck with the wraps... and why would they even want to rap about them unless theyre getting paid to do so.. snoop is endorsed by blunt wraps, but you dont hear him rappin about it.. same deal with nate dogg blunts.. its just an endorsement deal.. i highly doubt they even use the product in their own personal time.
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^^ Yeah I gotta agree with what Justin said!
by the way bad azz smoked strictly backwoods...
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shit Nima tight shit...funny though i thought yall were about to fight for a sec
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I feel that Nima, keep doing your thing, and HOLLA AT ME!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ha, Bad is really gettin' down with the Thizz thang! I tried Backwoods at Mac dre's suggestion and they ain't all that. there's this yukmouth dvd where he and mac dre are hangin out and yukmouth is all dissin' mac dre's backwoods.mac dre gets all defensive "you gota roll 'em right!"
Yuk calls mac 'gator back thoat' wheneer he brings out a backwood "they ain't good. you can't even taste the weed!" yuk said.
also, i'm perfectly aware of rapper apathy, but I'm saying I'm a HUUUUUUge stoner and the Nate dogg blunts are good! Alot of people will endorse whack shit, but I'm saying they're quality products and rappers, always looking for something to brag about, should brag about shit worth bragging about. I'd rather hear about the nate dogg blunts(re: something I can relate to) than shooting people or another stupid ass ho song.
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Great interview Nima, its good you're not affraid to ask the tough questions. Altho personally, I think "LAX" is dope, it was funny to see how Snoop responded to you telling him you werent feeling the song.
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I'm surprised all these people are saying they're feeling LAX now, when the album dropped everybody was shitting on it... I never really got into the song, beat didn't sit right with me and the verses weren't all that either...
But yo Tanj, i duno who Lil G is either, thats just names he listed... I'll try to remember about the Nate Dogg blunts...
Because people really do not listen to tracks anymore. They come on here and see that people do not like a track and they assume it's wack. But when they actually sit down and listen to it, they see it is not that bad. LAX when I first listened to it at home, I was like this shit is cool, a little too mellow, but cool. But when I put it in the system in the ride, that shit started to grow on me. Still a mellow track, but the beat knocks in a system.
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Dubcnn: Then we get to the next Dre record, which is “Round Here”. When I heard the beat I was like “Damn, I know this sample from somewhere!” It sounded real similar to Eminem’s beat for “Stan”.
Not to me! When I first heard it, I didn’t think about “Stan”. I don’t listen to Eminem records, no disrespect to him, but I don’t listen to Eminem’s records. I’m a gangsta.
*bumps Signs feat. Justin Timberlake*
Snoop was acting like an idiot this time. I guess he was high
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Dubcnn: Then we get to the next Dre record, which is “Round Here”. When I heard the beat I was like “Damn, I know this sample from somewhere!” It sounded real similar to Eminem’s beat for “Stan”.
Not to me! When I first heard it, I didn’t think about “Stan”. I don’t listen to Eminem records, no disrespect to him, but I don’t listen to Eminem’s records. I’m a gangsta.
*bumps Signs feat. Justin Timberlake*
Snoop was acting like an idiot this time. I guess he was high
Actually, I think it was the oposite. He probably was not high!
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yeah, Nima you were right "LAX" is a huge dissapointment along with "Imagine" and most of the album itself...The traccs he did with Cube for Cube's albums were alright, but way better then what they did for his album....LOL@ him for being all defensive about it & LOL @ Snoop for thinking he's really going to release a Nine Inch Dix's album.. it'll be nothing more then a mixtape or myspace album if that...Snoop didn't take it bacc to the "hood" or make the album "gangsta" like he was preaching before the album released...Lying must be a family trait cuz him and his fat ass cousin stay lying about dumb shyt.
Nima, no way is Akon taking over Nate's spot...Nate's work on the 213 album alone is better then whatever Akon's accomplished or is going to accomplish.
Props for the interview
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Dubcnn: Then we get to the next Dre record, which is “Round Here”. When I heard the beat I was like “Damn, I know this sample from somewhere!” It sounded real similar to Eminem’s beat for “Stan”.
Not to me! When I first heard it, I didn’t think about “Stan”. I don’t listen to Eminem records, no disrespect to him, but I don’t listen to Eminem’s records. I’m a gangsta.
*bumps Signs feat. Justin Timberlake*
Snoop was acting like an idiot this time. I guess he was high
I think he wasn't and that's the problem.
Kinda shitty huh? That he'd fuck with timberlake and not listen to em records whereas Em listens to snoop and doesn't fuck with timberlake.
Peep: snoop may be gangsta (about the hustle, money) but eminem is hip-hop(loves rap, has lines he won't cross in the pop world, dude is real). Call snoop out on THAT shit next time! forget LAX....damn detoxisnot, that's a GOOD fucking point! Man, I love snoop but FUCK that I'm gangsta so I don't listen to eminem shit....you are not hip hop snoop, em is and that's what the fuck is up....damn, I'm heated. props detox.
and for the record, I can barely tolerate akon.
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Nima, no way is Akon taking over Nate's spot...Nate's work on the 213 album alone is better then whatever Akon's accomplished or is going to accomplish.
Props for the interview
Like I said in the interview, Nate Dogg to me is lightyears ahead of AKon... no matter what Akon does... but I've been seeing that comparison pop up on a lot of places so I thought I'd see what Snoop thinks of that cause he works with both.
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Why is it that everytime i see snoop on tv doing interviews, tv shows wtv he sounds coola dn funy and every fucking time he is interviewd on Dubcnn he comes off like biggest fukcing jack ass in rap?
I swear " I dont listen to a eminem record" common plus all that defensive shit when asked question abuot his album and the songs on it....im not feeling it. Props on speaking youre mind and telling him you dint wich ever song.
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AWWW SHIT, I thought Nima was going to have a WC moment again. Damn, LAX should be the next single. ;D
hahahaha
So What happened with Wc i cant remember
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Basically when I made the LAX comment I didn't think Snoop was gonna react like that, I didn't even mean to blow it up that big! I don't hate the song, I just said a lot of people were dissapointed by the song... I don't interview Snoop to "Call him out" on stuff, which is why I'm not gonna point out every little thing I didn't like... But Snoop is just the kind of dude who doesn't care, he'll say whatever crosses is mind at that time...
And RealCity's M-O-s-T, that might be because on TV or radio or whatever he can't say whatever he wanna say, but he knows that dubcnn doesn't edit interviews so I guess he lets himself go or something.
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Snoop still seems salty about Eminem working with Dre. I remember he said something to the extent that he was surprised that Em was writing for Dre. That he thought D.O.C. and himself were the only ones that could write for him and it would fit. Eminem is a dope songwriter, a little wierd at times, but dude can write. Like it or not, that Stan record was dope from a concept point of view. Round Here is still dope whether it sounds like Stan or the original Dido record.
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i wonder why akon would get that comparison before someone like butch cassidy or kokane would...oh yeah cause they're from the west and the rap game HATEs.
snoop usually comes cool as fuck but he was whack for talkin on crooked like he did way back when and crooked was a real ass honest man when he responded with his interview like the next day. it's cool that snoop did the one blood remix with him.
and snoop was whack on thix interview...but he's often cool.
DAMN, that's realy bothering me that he made fun of em/stan like that, it almost leads me to believe that snoop doesn't even know what stan is about. he's simple minded as fuck at times.
oh and WC got all heated about that 'new west' talk, all heated.
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Snoop still seems salty about Eminem working with Dre. I remember he said something to the extent that he was surprised that Em was writing for Dre. That he thought D.O.C. and himself were the only ones that could write for him and it would fit. Eminem is a dope songwriter, a little wierd at times, but dude can write. Like it or not, that Stan record was dope from a concept point of view. Round Here is still dope whether it sounds like Stan or the original Dido record.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORD. props. (In a fuck snoop mood today >:( :( I need to 8) )
peace-T
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So What happened with Wc i cant remember
Here's a quote from the interview... my question was a reaction to him saying New West artists was dissing the OG's.
Dubcnn: I ain't heard about no dissing to be honest with you, I talk to a lot of the New West cats and...
Fuck what you heard, cuzz! Listen to what I'm saying, my nigga! What I'm saying is that I'm hearing a lot of niggas holler "This is the New West Coast", and I'm hearing niggas saying "Fuck them old niggas." That's what I'm hearing! I don't give a fuck what you hearing! I'm telling you what I'm hearing! What I'm saying is, it's all good, it's all West West, but if niggas got problems with niggas that's been here before them, because they can't get out there for whatever reason, labels ain't picking them up and signing them, then speak on that shit, cuzz! You throwing up the West Coast, but when you're throwing it up, you're throwing up the old W! You throwing it up the way we were throwing it up beforehand! Check the record, nigga!
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yeah he's mad mad about em being dre's golden child, doggystyle didn't do half the numbers the marshall mathers LP did did it?
i don't think it's cause dre's working with em and not snoop cause snoop has access to dre like em does BUT
a)em's money wise success is a little bigger
b) em's a better businessman than snoop: 50 cent/g unit
c)em's artists get more dre love than snoop's artists cause em's artists are on dre's label
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Btw for those saying he comes off like a asshole... From what I remember the next parts are different... I mean Snoop is Snoop, he's always been arrogant, but I don't think the next parts are as tense as this one from what I remember.
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I am not mad at what Nima or Snoop said in the interview, I never really knew Snoop and I still don't, but he is really opening up on alot of things since the dubcnn interviews. I own EVERY Snoop record. Went to the store and everything. Stood in line out here in Vegas for it to drop like I am sure other people have. But what some artists got to realize is 2 things. Constructive viewpoints and alot of fans STILL BUY RECORDS. If I am paying ANY kind of money on a album, you better believe I am going to have a opinion on it. Haters, fans, all that is part of the fame. Use it to your advantage.
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well...I mean, i said I'm in a fuck snoop mood, not fuck snoop period. I was the first to say he's usually cool....and peep, I know people who have the kind of personality and I think the way he sees it is like "I do all this for you, because of interviews with cats like me your shit is all blown up...don't come at me with nothin' negative" and we should be grateful and the half a million cats that buy his shit on the constant (re:US don't we have half a million members? sorry homey but it ain't been 2 million since drop it like it's hot) should let him know that we are. But what people like him fail to realize is that IDEAS are the great equaliser (they say education the great equalizer..) no matter how rich he is and how broke we are, how big he is and how small we are, an idea is an idea and that's what makes a discussion(and that'swhat makes forums and a large part of the information age: discussion) and snoop needs to improve his discussive ability if he wants the respect for his mind that he's always bitching that he doesn't get. all he could say about lax was hood this and commercial that...he said NOTHING specific about the melodicism, musicality, or lyricism of the song, check it: snoop has never been a calculator. None of his talent is calculated, he's just natural so he doesn't even know what it is he does that's dope, he just does it. He doesn't know what's up, he just often is what's up. This is his greatest strength and his greatest weakness.
shit maybe bishop knows of some shit with snoop with glasses on and langston hughes in his lap that will prove me wrong, but until i hear it/see it all I can do is call it like I see it.
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He's probably not used to people criticizing him... Which I think makes him come back to dubcnn all the time..
I was afraid that that specific part of the interview would become the most talked about one... Eventhough he spoke on a lot of other shit too, but hey what can you do! Just like with the Crooked I comments he made, people forgot about the whole rest of the interview and focused on that little part lol.
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I am not mad at what Nima or Snoop said in the interview, I never really knew Snoop and I still don't, but he is really opening up on alot of things since the dubcnn interviews. I own EVERY Snoop record. Went to the store and everything. Stood in line out here in Vegas for it to drop like I am sure other people have. But what some artists got to realize is 2 things. Constructive viewpoints and alot of fans STILL BUY RECORDS. If I am paying ANY kind of money on a album, you better believe I am going to have a opinion on it. Haters, fans, all that is part of the fame. Use it to your advantage.
cause you're a real motherfucker. and opinions are what it's about. and it's the fan like you that snoop is not thinking about when he waxes all 'how dare you' on us.
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He's probably not used to people criticizing him... Which I think makes him come back to dubcnn all the time..
I was afraid that that specific part of the interview would become the most talked about one... Eventhough he spoke on a lot of other shit too, but hey what can you do! Just like with the Crooked I comments he made, people forgot about the whole rest of the interview and focused on that little part lol.
Word, the reeeeeeeeealness!
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GOOD INTERVIEW NIMA AND EMIMIN IS DOPE 2 ME FOR THA RECORD BLUE CARPET IS A GOOD RECORD OVER ALL!
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He's probably not used to people criticizing him... Which I think makes him come back to dubcnn all the time..
EXACTLY. And that is why I love this site. Snoop's true fans, including Boss Of The West, not only love his music, there are some tracks we just are not feeling. We still support him though. That is why I like the Snoop and WC interviews because you get a real feel, good or bad on where the artist is coming from. Shit all the artists on here for the most part keep it 100.
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Sweet interview after ages on end :D thanks Nima :D!
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so Round Here is the next single? dope shit even though it uses the same sample it don't sound nothing like Stan, Snoop is going hard on that song, I don't know how much radio play that song will get but that is some real Gangsta shit, and I liked the way he went at Em in the interview, saying I don't listen to no Eminem, props Snoop
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I am not mad at what Nima or Snoop said in the interview, I never really knew Snoop and I still don't, but he is really opening up on alot of things since the dubcnn interviews. I own EVERY Snoop record. Went to the store and everything. Stood in line out here in Vegas for it to drop like I am sure other people have. But what some artists got to realize is 2 things. Constructive viewpoints and alot of fans STILL BUY RECORDS. If I am paying ANY kind of money on a album, you better believe I am going to have a opinion on it. Haters, fans, all that is part of the fame. Use it to your advantage.
cause you're a real motherfucker. and opinions are what it's about. and it's the fan like you that snoop is not thinking about when he waxes all 'how dare you' on us.
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I know that he did not mean that for real fans and I still support him until he hangs it up. Doesn't mean I have to agree with everything he says like him not liking Daz's 1st album because he was dissing him, or the whole Crooked I comment, but like Nima said that is know he feels.
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so Round Here is the next single? dope shit even though it uses the same sample it don't sound nothing like Stan, Snoop is going hard on that song, I don't know how much radio play that song will get but that is some real Gangsta shit, and I liked the way he went at Em in the interview, saying I don't listen to no Eminem, props Snoop
Thing is, he would seem mad cool for going at eminem like that IF he didn't do songs with Justin timberlake and shit...it just doesn't fit. snoop lost the right to say shit like that without being challenged a few years ago...Mariah carey is acceptable but some of these clowns he's been seen with , fuck that shit.
I am not mad at what Nima or Snoop said in the interview, I never really knew Snoop and I still don't, but he is really opening up on alot of things since the dubcnn interviews. I own EVERY Snoop record. Went to the store and everything. Stood in line out here in Vegas for it to drop like I am sure other people have. But what some artists got to realize is 2 things. Constructive viewpoints and alot of fans STILL BUY RECORDS. If I am paying ANY kind of money on a album, you better believe I am going to have a opinion on it. Haters, fans, all that is part of the fame. Use it to your advantage.
cause you're a real motherfucker. and opinions are what it's about. and it's the fan like you that snoop is not thinking about when he waxes all 'how dare you' on us.
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I know and I still support him until he hangs it up. Doesn't mean I have to agree with everything he says like him not liking Daz's 1st album because he was dissing him, or the whole Crooked I comment, but like Nima said that is know he feels.
Oh I'm not saying you gotta agree with him, I'm saying snoop should have fans like you in mind when he receives a reasonable criticism.
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so Round Here is the next single? dope shit even though it uses the same sample it don't sound nothing like Stan, Snoop is going hard on that song, I don't know how much radio play that song will get but that is some real Gangsta shit, and I liked the way he went at Em in the interview, saying I don't listen to no Eminem, props Snoop
Round Here sounds more like the Dido song that Eminem basically took the entire beat. It sounds like the intro to her song, just looped and those sick piano keys Dr added during the chorus.
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there was no question in my mind that round here is a doper song. dre produced versus not dre produced, come on no contest. and i think alot of us feel that way and that's another reason snoop was an ass in that instance....no one was saying the song wasn't the shit, but he got all dickish as soon as Nima said anything that wasn't "that shit is dope as fuck" so instead of being like "Oh that guitar shit in the beginning? yeah kinda, huh? peep those keys dre added though, fucking gangster huh?" and Nima woulda been like "Yeah!" and it woulda been all good instead dude practically disses eminem: WHACK.
is the dido sample even credited in the booklet? I don't think it is. I don't think dre even realized it, it was just a similar chord progression/guitar changes.
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Eminem is more wack for making a career dissing pop artists like Aguilera who actually has more talent than Em, and releasing those songs as first singles to get his 10 million sales than Snoop doing a song with Justin which was a 3rd single and really didin't blow up in the US anyway ot was more of a worldwide hit
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LOL at how defensive Snoop is. You can tell he's embarrassed about using the same sample as "Stan" - to say he 'didn't recognise it', the guy is full of shit on that one lol.
Great interview as always Nima.
Not to mention that Snoop was featured on TMMLP, had a good amount of publicity with Em back in the day (especially with The Up In Smoke Tour & The Wash) and both being Dre's biggest artists both featured on "2001" as well as "Restless" and "Man VS. Machine". Snoop fucked up on that 'Em shit, but overall that was a hot interview.
Props, Nima...
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there was no question in my mind that round here is a doper song. dre produced versus not dre produced, come on no contest. and i think alot of us feel that way and that's another reason snoop was an ass in that instance....no one was saying the song wasn't the shit, but he got all dickish as soon as Nima said anything that wasn't "that shit is dope as fuck" so instead of being like "Oh that guitar shit in the beginning? yeah kinda, huh? peep those keys dre added though, fucking gangster huh?" and Nima woulda been like "Yeah!" and it woulda been all good instead dude practically disses eminem: WHACK.
is the dido sample even credited in the booklet? I don't think it is. I don't think dre even realized it, it was just a similar chord progression/guitar changes.
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12. Round Here
Produced by Dr.Dre
Keyboards by Dawaun Parker
Mixed by Dr. Dre
*Contains samples from the composition "Thank You", as performed by Dido Armstrong & Paul Herman
That looped melody in the back is Dido's song. BTW I forgot Dre did not do the keys on this. Anyways here is the original. It is plain as day at the beginning of the song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsgRjeNNSHs
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good interview nima
for the record lax was weak when u consider its 2 legends over a battlecat beat shoulda been better!
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it's good hearing snoop that he can help brotha lunch make ana album
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nice interview ;D
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nice interview ;D
it was cool
snoop was snappin
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I guess once Round Here drops as a single and people like Terrance and Rocsi on 106 ask him about it being similar to Eminem or Dido he will understand where Nima is coming from. ;D
This was another crazy comment:
Dubcnn: Hopefully we’ll finally get to see Soopafly coming on something when their record drops!
Yeah! Soopafly got his own record he’s doing with Daz too, but like I say, I push Soopafly to be more hungrier, he gotta be more into it. Like right now, I just produced a whole album, “The Bigg Squeeze”. How the fuck did a produce a whole album and I’m not even a producer, but I became a producer over night? And then you got guys around there that have been producing their whole life and they haven’t produced a whole album yet. It’s because you gotta be hungry, you gotta be willing to do it, and hopefully I put fire in Soopafly and the rest of these cats around me, to wanna start producing whole albums. Cause to me, Soopafly could produce a whole album! He just gotta wanna do it!
He ain't put no album out because YOU WON'T PUT IT OUT!!! STOP BULLSHITTIN. ;D
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dayyyymmnnnn..... props man props...
really dope interview
waitin for part 4
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eminem is hip-hop(loves rap, has lines he won't cross in the pop world, dude is real)
Smack That?
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good job Nima. I think that snoop doesnt want to realize that dre gave him only some leftovers or remakes... That's the truth
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this was a good read... props
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Props, real nice interview Nima. I'm looking forward to part 4 8)
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eminem is hip-hop(loves rap, has lines he won't cross in the pop world, dude is real)
Smack That?
Eminem is hip hop? all his biggest songs are pop records dissing pop artists, how is that hiphop, Em is hiphop for the white teenage and preteen girls, the streets don't feel him
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So What happened with Wc i cant remember
Here's a quote from the interview... my question was a reaction to him saying New West artists was dissing the OG's.
Dubcnn: I ain't heard about no dissing to be honest with you, I talk to a lot of the New West cats and...
Fuck what you heard, cuzz! Listen to what I'm saying, my nigga! What I'm saying is that I'm hearing a lot of niggas holler "This is the New West Coast", and I'm hearing niggas saying "Fuck them old niggas." That's what I'm hearing! I don't give a fuck what you hearing! I'm telling you what I'm hearing! What I'm saying is, it's all good, it's all West West, but if niggas got problems with niggas that's been here before them, because they can't get out there for whatever reason, labels ain't picking them up and signing them, then speak on that shit, cuzz! You throwing up the West Coast, but when you're throwing it up, you're throwing up the old W! You throwing it up the way we were throwing it up beforehand! Check the record, nigga!
ahhhh yeah i remmember this, when he spoke about this i thought of Hood surgeon cuz he keeps saying the new west....
thanks for taking the time to get those quotes...pEace
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good job Nima. I think that snoop doesnt want to realize that dre gave him only some leftovers or remakes... That's the truth
word, cept for boss' life. BUT that doesn't take away from the quality IMO.
eminem is hip-hop(loves rap, has lines he won't cross in the pop world, dude is real)
Smack That?
Eminem is hip hop? all his biggest songs are pop records dissing pop artists, how is that hiphop, Em is hiphop for the white teenage and preteen girls, the streets don't feel him
akon isn't timberlake. not saying he doesn't make bad poppy songs, I said there are lines he won't cross. will he do poppy shit? yeah but so will ras kass, but eminem wouldn't do a song with justin timberlake and try to front on us like snoop just did. so maybe em ain't hip hop, but after this interview i feel like he's more hip hop than snoop.
I guess once Round Here drops as a single and people like Terrance and Rocsi on 106 ask him about it being similar to Eminem or Dido he will understand where Nima is coming from. ;D
This was another crazy comment:
Dubcnn: Hopefully we’ll finally get to see Soopafly coming on something when their record drops!
Yeah! Soopafly got his own record he’s doing with Daz too, but like I say, I push Soopafly to be more hungrier, he gotta be more into it. Like right now, I just produced a whole album, “The Bigg Squeeze”. How the fuck did a produce a whole album and I’m not even a producer, but I became a producer over night? And then you got guys around there that have been producing their whole life and they haven’t produced a whole album yet. It’s because you gotta be hungry, you gotta be willing to do it, and hopefully I put fire in Soopafly and the rest of these cats around me, to wanna start producing whole albums. Cause to me, Soopafly could produce a whole album! He just gotta wanna do it!
He ain't put no album out because YOU WON'T PUT IT OUT!!! STOP BULLSHITTIN. ;D
there was no question in my mind that round here is a doper song. dre produced versus not dre produced, come on no contest. and i think alot of us feel that way and that's another reason snoop was an ass in that instance....no one was saying the song wasn't the shit, but he got all dickish as soon as Nima said anything that wasn't "that shit is dope as fuck" so instead of being like "Oh that guitar shit in the beginning? yeah kinda, huh? peep those keys dre added though, fucking gangster huh?" and Nima woulda been like "Yeah!" and it woulda been all good instead dude practically disses eminem: WHACK.
is the dido sample even credited in the booklet? I don't think it is. I don't think dre even realized it, it was just a similar chord progression/guitar changes.
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12. Round Here
Produced by Dr.Dre
Keyboards by Dawaun Parker
Mixed by Dr. Dre
*Contains samples from the composition "Thank You", as performed by Dido Armstrong & Paul Herman
That looped melody in the back is Dido's song. BTW I forgot Dre did not do the keys on this. Anyways here is the original. It is plain as day at the beginning of the song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsgRjeNNSHs
tis a bold thing he said there, pretty much saying soopa is lazy/not making his record.
that from the booklet or the vault?
Eminem is more wack for making a career dissing pop artists like Aguilera who actually has more talent than Em, and releasing those songs as first singles to get his 10 million sales than Snoop doing a song with Justin which was a 3rd single and really didin't blow up in the US anyway ot was more of a worldwide hit
just cause aguilera can sing doesn't mean she's more talented than eminem. would you say traci nelson and latoiya williams are more talented than eminem?
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I know during one interview Soopa did mention about his Willie Dynamite album not being up to his standards, but I have a hard time going with Snoop on Soopafly does not have that hunger. Every time Snoop needs him he brings the heat. If he has no hunger why is Daz putting his album out?
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I know during one interview Soopa did mention about his Willie Dynamite album not being up to his standards, but I have a hard time going with Snoop on Soopafly does not have that hunger. Every time Snoop needs him he brings the heat. If he has no hunger why is Daz putting his album out?
word. dude you are always coming with that discussive heat. are you in ca? let's smoke, i got two phillies and a nate dogg blunt rolled, with a joint ready just in case, no bullshittin'. where you at?
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I know during one interview Soopa did mention about his Willie Dynamite album not being up to his standards, but I have a hard time going with Snoop on Soopafly does not have that hunger. Every time Snoop needs him he brings the heat. If he has no hunger why is Daz putting his album out?
word. dude you are always coming with that discussive heat. are you in ca? let's smoke, i got two phillies and a nate dogg blunt rolled, with a joint ready just in case, no bullshittin'. where you at?
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Las Vegas. Come out for the All Star Game and we will hang out.
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propz for the interview. enjoyed reading it.
funny that Snoop says Dre re-used his shit, talkin about Round Here sounding similar to Stan whereas Stan was not poduced by Dre, but by The 45 King.
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PROPS for this interview.Great stuff
And I'm not at all surprised by Snoop's arrogance at times in this particular interview.He's said harsh things about his homies before (about Warren & Daz in that first interview), he did it with Soopa this time, it's a lil' weird, but not surprising.If that's his honest opinion why not speak it out?
Also, now that I think of it, I'll have to co-sign on that quote where somebody said Dre has given Snoop only leftover/remake beats for TBCT (which like Tanjibility said, IMO doesn't take the quality away at all).I still haven't checked it myself, but wasn't Boss' Life an updated Bottz beat from a Busta Rhymes song ("Everybody Rise Again")?
Props once again Nima and to the whole Dubcnn
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propz for the interview. enjoyed reading it.
funny that Snoop says Dre re-used his shit, talkin about Round Here sounding similar to Stan whereas Stan was not poduced by Dre, but by The 45 King.
exactly what i said.
Dnice, what game?
also, ain't it expensive as hell to live out there?
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Snoopy damn sure gets defensive and touchy on a lot of subjects, but for the most part, he speaks the real, and from the heart. He doesn't seem to really hold anything back. The Eminem comment was a little foolish, considering he's rocked with Mariah, JT & The Pussycat Dolls.
But Snoop made a record that he wanted to make, a record for the hood. It isn't the best album he's done, but it's one of his most personal to me, in the same vein as The Last Meal was. He had mad underground rappers on there, and seems like he just wants them to get their shine on.
He just needs to find a good promo machine for them, not like 213 or DPG had.
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propz for the interview. enjoyed reading it.
funny that Snoop says Dre re-used his shit, talkin about Round Here sounding similar to Stan whereas Stan was not poduced by Dre, but by The 45 King.
props, yeah I forgot that Dre didn't do that track, he produced a lot of shit on MMLP tho but not that one, I like both songs but I really don't think they sound too much alike, maybe cause Round Here doesn't have the Dido part
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dre adds melodies to round here that totally distinctify that shit whereas eminem's is more of a cover.
anyway, does out vault say dre sampled the song or does the BCT booklet actually credit the sample? cause maybe it's not even a sample on round here, maybe the simple and common two chord change that the guitar is playing is just what dre had that studio musician play and its coincidence...
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propz for the interview. enjoyed reading it.
funny that Snoop says Dre re-used his shit, talkin about Round Here sounding similar to Stan whereas Stan was not poduced by Dre, but by The 45 King.
exactly what i said.
Dnice, what game?
also, ain't it expensive as hell to live out there?
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The NBA all star game. Nah it aint that bad out here.
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word, never dug on sports. I stopped in vegas with many friends on the way back from a hippie festival in colorado where everything was free and there was no money and food was free and capitalism just wasn't happening so i've always found Vegas disgusting because I was introduced to it in that context, it just seems so darwinistic, grimy, like everyone there just wants my moneyn all the time, like there are hooks being swung by my pockets. Like a distillation of all of man's vices right in front of me when i had just been in sunny grassy meadows with a bunch of free drugs, pot, and food and everyone loved each other and shit. but i bet if I knew where to go in Vegas, there'd be something for everyone there.
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word, never dug on sports. I stopped in vegas with many friends on the way back from a hippie festival in colorado where everything was free and there was no money and food was free and capitalism just wasn't happening so i've always found Vegas disgusting because I was introduced to it in that context, it just seems so darwinistic, grimy, like everyone there just wants my moneyn all the time, like there are hooks being swung by my pockets. Like a distillation of all of man's vices right in front of me when i had just been in sunny grassy meadows with a bunch of free drugs, pot, and food and everyone loved each other and shit. but i bet if I knew where to go in Vegas, there'd be something for everyone there.
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It's cool out here, it's growing like crazy. The music scene is starting to pop out here too, and the strip clubs? :o
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Dubcnn was the only media outlet last year to interview Snoop Dogg on his album release day. The interview, which became a two part epic, was stopped during the second half of the album breakdown due to time.
We have now completed the full interview and in this, Part 3 of this series, we wrap up the in-depth breakdown of "The Blue Carpet Treatment" album track by track. We also discuss those songs that did not make the album and the places they may, or may not, appear in the future. Don't miss another classic interview with Snoop where we get his feelings on the new album, how the production and guest appearances came together and much more.
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Dope ass shit...
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yo, Nima great interview and MAJOR props on telling him how it is with the LAX track, it was a huge letdown
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Nima that was a great interview and im glad that you spoke the truth about LAX.When i got the album i was expecting to hear a real banger just like the one on Cubes album that they did together but it was very disapointing.The song is cool but its just not a real banger and im still not really feeling it.
D-Nice what part of Vegas you from cuz i live in Vegas and did you get any tickets for the all star game?
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Let's be for real......I don't think I can really think of one other website that isn't scared to ask the artists questions such as these, that DON'T deal with gossip and BS rumors. We might hear the Wendy Williams and them ask artists 100s of questions about their personal life that annoy them...but none of them are as open as DUBCNN is with their interviews, and digging deep for the truth.
I do think Snoop showed his ass in this interview by saying that about Em, and for getting offended at the "LAX" comment. Snoop should listen to the fans, since we are the ones who've supported him and helped to make him what he is. To act like he doesn't care...but then get mad when the public doesn't support something he does is very contradictory to me.
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snoop is probably mad that eminem doesnt work with him anymoore....expect a snoop/eminem collabo in the future after snoop made these comments
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Snoop is a big headed person, so thats probably why he got pissed he will never admit when something is wrong unless Dr.Dre tells him,and I give props to nima for being real with the questions alot of interviews would suck his dick and shit, but Nima kept it real, and about Eminem , I think Snoop got issues, he been hating like this since a long time now, I remember back in 2000, there was a footage of him in the studio and they were asking about adding Eminem to NWA, and he was like "this is NIGGGA with Attitude, NIgga"
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Let's be for real......I don't think I can really think of one other website that isn't scared to ask the artists questions such as these, that DON'T deal with gossip and BS rumors. We might hear the Wendy Williams and them ask artists 100s of questions about their personal life that annoy them...but none of them are as open as DUBCNN is with their interviews, and digging deep for the truth.
haha good looking man... but you know, it's not all up to the interviewer, if snoop was an asshole he could very well be like "u know what i dont give a shit u dont like my shit fine", the fact that he started rambling for 10 minutes shows that he did care.. but he can't admit it.. u know?
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I remember back in 2000, there was a footage of him in the studio and they were asking about adding Eminem to NWA, and he was like "this is NIGGGA with Attitude, NIgga"
yea i remember that
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damn i didnt know about that shit
8) 8) 8)
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about Eminem , I think Snoop got issues, he been hating like this since a long time now, I remember back in 2000, there was a footage of him in the studio and they were asking about adding Eminem to NWA, and he was like "this is NIGGGA with Attitude, NIgga"
Yeah, but I kinda see his point, though.
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Hey, just a thought here, and I'm not trying to just start gossip, but do you guys think maybe Snoop is kinda jealous of Em and Dre's relationship?
I mean, the average rap fan today probably thinks of Dre and Em as a tag-team before Snoop and Dre.
Plus, Em has got multiple Dre beats and (even rarer), a Dre verse on every album. Snoop probably dreams of that level of consistency, regardless of what he says. Despite all the talk about Dre being his own man and not having time to hook up, he always makes time for Em.
I think Snoop just has a case of sour grapes lol.
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lol@some of y'all startin to cry over snoops comments about eminem.....
truth is snoop is easily the most charismatic rapper alive.....will always be more hiphop than eminem.....even with his collabos with justin timberlake....is easily the most versatile rapper alive....
and i love the fact he tells it straight up that he don't listen to no eminem shit right now, eminem been puttin out garbage and recycled shit for a long ass time.....snoop>eminem..........dogystyle>eminems career....and its truth, what type of clown would put eminem on a NWA record?
oh and about this interview, once again snoop drops the best shit for dubcnn......i don;t see why y'all hating on his attitude, this nigga a multi millionairre, givin time out to dubcnn t have a real interview with him....nigga deserves his props, not no bullshit......interview was sick....every rapper is arrogant....i dunno why people still suprised by this....or do not like a rapper simply because of this.....truth is only a few rapper though can live up to their attitudes and arrogance and snoop is without a doubt one of the few......
oh and the part he spits about soopafly is crazy real mang....this is coming from a nigga who keeps reinventing himself....from spitting dogystyle at such a young age....and chornic, 2001...to last meal.....to drop it likes its hot, that hunger for you right there.....his basically telling soopafly, you gotta have more than just talent to get far in this game.....snoop def not a dumb muhfucka...
peace
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oh and its nice to know snoop will continue to work with neptunes because recently they are making the bangers for snopp right now....not dre
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Soopafly is definitely underrated
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Dope interview Ducnn stay bringing the real shit 8)
Snoop & Dre >>>> Em & Dre any day of the week, Snoop is a versatile nigga he can jump on a track with the Pussycat Dolls and keep it real, there's no defending that 'Just Lose It' shit
and if you can't see the problem with Eminem in NWA you are an idiot
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Keep it coming!
Bout Neptunes.. after "Vato", they can work together all they want, that's my jam, and 10 Lil Crips grew on me a lot..
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Keep it coming!
Bout Neptunes.. after "Vato", they can work together all they want, that's my jam, and 10 Lil Crips grew on me a lot..
I dont think theyll make anything like vato again since it tanked! that beat was crazy though
10 lil crips was a horrible beat imo
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Keep it coming!
Bout Neptunes.. after "Vato", they can work together all they want, that's my jam, and 10 Lil Crips grew on me a lot..
Yeah alot of people do not like The Neptunes but they have made some bangers for Snoop. That track they did on Clones It Blows My Mind was sick too.
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Keep it coming!
Bout Neptunes.. after "Vato", they can work together all they want, that's my jam, and 10 Lil Crips grew on me a lot..
I dont think theyll make anything like vato again since it tanked! that beat was crazy though
10 lil crips was a horrible beat imo
Pharell did the beat, I think Neptunes broke up Chad ain't working with him no more, maybe that's why the beats ain't as good
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Keep it coming!
Bout Neptunes.. after "Vato", they can work together all they want, that's my jam, and 10 Lil Crips grew on me a lot..
I dont think theyll make anything like vato again since it tanked! that beat was crazy though
10 lil crips was a horrible beat imo
it was dope in concept though..it was like they took that hard beat fromt he last track on game is to be sold and cleaned it up. that long, static/synth sound..its way too polished though. it way annoying how snoop faked that voice the whole song to me, but i haven't heard anyone else complain about that. regular snoop rapping his ass off in that story teling mode would have been cool.
vato was a nice beat but the problem i have with pharrell is his beats are too flamboyant for lack of a better word. if that song would have hit harder, maybe been a little lower pitched and that echo sound had been a little slower it would have been crazy.
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Snoop sounds kind of crazy.
Props on the interview.
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snoop's interviews are even sadder than his rapping nowadays..
c'mon snoop you just ain't no gangsta, stop whining..
snoop is so gangsta that he doesn't listen to eminem, but umm.. wait, he were on his album tho..
15 years in the game n he almost starts to cry for a little critic, gettin all emotional n shit..
he thinks that him n dre are the dynamic duo, but he gettin some left over beats from dre..
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I think some of yall need to lighten up on snoop
It is possible he didnt recognise the sample...i mean i didnt either cause i dont listen to eminem, so why is it so crazy to believe he may not have noticed it either?
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snoop DOES have the same access to dre that em does,not only should the production list record speak for itself but as he told Nima in an interview, his whole camp would consider him selfish to fuck with just dre on an album plus he has to make political industry moves with new cats, hot cats, put new less talented people on, fuck with everyone he wants to fuck with. whenever HE wants to make the time, dre laces him with 3 beats and sometimes a verse: last meal, NL top dogg, BCT. and eminem was in the fucking way backseat when snoop wanted to DO A MOVIE with dre. trust, snoop has similar if not the same access to dre that Em does but I think he's hating on the things I said earlier.
also, i think dre still gives snoop bangers but 10 lil crips is one of the top 3 best songs on TBCT, you could put that song on a DR album from 95 and it wouldn't be out of place, that shit is brilliant, snoop rips it especially the break down "a whole lotta killin' when you're on the east siiiiide..." damn he rips that shit.
it's crazy that he didn't recognize it cause that single was fucking hugopolis and he personally knows eminem relatively well as well as his executive producer extremely well...given all that it's extremely unlikely he ain't heard it.
now....does it credit the dido sample in the booklet or is it just in our vault?
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I think some of yall need to lighten up on snoop
It is possible he didnt recognise the sample...i mean i didnt either cause i dont listen to eminem, so why is it so crazy to believe he may not have noticed it either?
Yeah some are being harsh but that comes with the interview. Could be possible, but Stan was like the biggest singles or one of the biggest all over the country and it is credited in the booklet. Maybe he does not read his booklet either, I don't know. No body is really trippin off that, it was the answer he gave about Eminem and the song Stan. That shit did not have anything to do with the song.
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snoop DOES have the same access to dre that em does,not only should the production list record speak for itself but as he told Nima in an interview, his whole camp would consider him selfish to fuck with just dre on an album plus he has to make political industry moves with new cats, hot cats, put new less talented people on, fuck with everyone he wants to fuck with. whenever HE wants to make the time, dre laces him with 3 beats and sometimes a verse: last meal, NL top dogg, BCT. and eminem was in the fucking way backseat when snoop wanted to DO A MOVIE with dre. trust, snoop has similar if not the same access to dre that Em does but I think he's hating on the things I said earlier.
also, i think dre still gives snoop bangers but 10 lil crips is one of the top 3 best songs on TBCT, you could put that song on a DR album from 95 and it wouldn't be out of place, that shit is brilliant, snoop rips it especially the break down "a whole lotta killin' when you're on the east siiiiide..." damn he rips that shit.
it's crazy that he didn't recognize it cause that single was fucking hugopolis and he personally knows eminem relatively well as well as his executive producer extremely well...given all that it's extremely unlikely he ain't heard it.
now....does it credit the dido sample in the booklet or is it just in our vault?
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I think the Stan song is credited but I could be wrong. But either way both come from the Dido song.
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LAX is a cool track..... i thought it was good from day one......better than most other tracks on blue carpet
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after rereading the interview Snoop does sound bitter for some reason, maybe its all the legal bs he's going through but he shouldn't have taken it out on Nima, and going after Eminem when Em ain't that relevant in the game anymore sounds stupid, dude needs a reality check
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Thanks for all the comments thus far! keep them coming and remember, part 4 is coming next week!
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Round Here is a diss song to Stan. ;D He was killin me with the mock voice of Stan "Stan, I want to meet you, you are my favorite fan."! That shit was funny as hell. I could see Snoop making a video sitting outside Stan's house in the video blastin him when he comes outside. "Hey Stan, don't fuck around round here!" LMFAO!!!!
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LAX is a cool track..... i thought it was good from day one......better than most other tracks on blue carpet
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He was killin me with the mock voice of Stan "Stan, I want to meet you, you are my favorite fan."! That shit was funny as hell.
Yeah, that was great. It really made me laugh. ;D
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I would have laughed my ass off if Nima said the track Snoop produced for Damani was wack. I heard that one and it's bangin like D said.
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Yeah the Damani track is pretty banging!
Part 4 will be dropping monday.
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Cool, props Nima. You got the internet going nuts like Paul Wall with this one. They are bugging out on the Allhiphop forums with the interview. All the thread says is "I don't listen to Eminem records, I am a gangsta." Snoop. LOL. They are hot as hell over there for this one and the shit is hilarious.
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Dubcnn: Yeah, it felt good to hear Dre rap again!
Yeah, and I’m the only muthafucka that can get him to rapping again!
snoop thinks he's on titanic.. king of the bullshit.. hate his ego bullshit.
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Cool, props Nima. You got the internet going nuts like Paul Wall with this one. They are bugging out on the Allhiphop forums with the interview. All the thread says is "I don't listen to Eminem records, I am a gangsta." Snoop. LOL. They are hot as hell over there for this one and the shit is hilarious.
yeah i seen that shit, they goin crazy!!
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Cool, props Nima. You got the internet going nuts like Paul Wall with this one. They are bugging out on the Allhiphop forums with the interview. All the thread says is "I don't listen to Eminem records, I am a gangsta." Snoop. LOL. They are hot as hell over there for this one and the shit is hilarious.
yeah i seen that shit, they goin crazy!!
can someone link to their thread? shit must be funny
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http://community.allhiphop.com/showthread.php?t=344464
The responses are harsh to say the least, which has me dying laughing. Ain't nobody buying the I don't recognize the sample bit.
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Snoop fucked up with that one, he had to know it was the same sample, anyway both songs are dope and I don't think it sounds anything like Stan, but it does bang in the system 8)
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anyway you look at it, Snoop was acting like a real idiot. What the hell is his problem? Nima, If thats Snoops way of joking around, its pretty fucked up IMO. When Dre reads shit like this he prolly thinks Snoop is an even bigger idiot than I do. Snoop is too high and burnt out I think. Or maybe he really is too gangsta for the mainstream.
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I have to give credit to Nima, you have some balls to stand up to Snoop and not back down after you criticized his song. I bet Snoop actually respects you more than the interviewers who do nothing but kiss ass.
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Or maybe he really is too gangsta for the mainstream.
what snoop wants us to think, but i feel you.
also, i think snoop was not high and that was the problem.
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damn, another thought
daz and kurupt, who i've always seen as more gangster than snoop both like eminem. daz said to nima he like em's music and kurupt shouts him out a grip in space boogie and em shouts kurupt in eminem show. didn't warren g say he was trying to or wanted to work with em awhile back too?
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LAX is one probally the only song i dont listen to on the blue carpet , ice cube comes weak on the tracc but Snoop holds it down , but the beat is what makes it a weak tracc . too basic !!!!!
His next single should be get a light !!!!!!!!!!
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Nas and Jay-Z 'Black Republicans' = 8)
Snoop and Ice Cube 'LAX' = :-\
Im glad you let Snoop know about that song not being no where near the level of what it should be.
At least he knows now, next time him and Cube will at least try to cook up something epic.
Snoop rubbishing Em's music haha
Id like to see Snoop and Eminem fight on record but old Dr Dre would get upset and hold a peace conference blah blah
Rythm D produced a joint for Snoop? well that was cool, but you should of asked how he felt about the classic diss song he produced for the legendary Eazy E.
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Id like to see Snoop and Eminem fight on record but old Dr Dre would get upset and hold a peace conference blah blah
Would he fuck, he would hide under his bed and release like one beat a year like he done with that Game and 50 shit.
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He was killin me with the mock voice of Stan "Stan, I want to meet you, you are my favorite fan."! That shit was funny as hell.
Yeah, that was great. It really made me laugh. ;D
Yeah, it was funny but why did he have to diss Eminem? Did Eminem ever diss Snoop before?
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Nas and Jay-Z 'Black Republicans' = 8)
Snoop and Ice Cube 'LAX' = :-\
Im glad you let Snoop know about that song not being no where near the level of what it should be.
At least he knows now, next time him and Cube will at least try to cook up something epic.
Snoop rubbishing Em's music haha
Id like to see Snoop and Eminem fight on record but old Dr Dre would get upset and hold a peace conference blah blah
Rythm D produced a joint for Snoop? well that was cool, but you should of asked how he felt about the classic diss song he produced for the legendary Eazy E.
Yeah, Rhythm D produced Real Muthafukkin G's, wonder how Snoop felt about that one
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He was killin me with the mock voice of Stan "Stan, I want to meet you, you are my favorite fan."! That shit was funny as hell.
Yeah, that was great. It really made me laugh. ;D
Yeah, it was funny but why did he have to diss Eminem? Did Eminem ever diss Snoop before?
actually, Snoop is just responding to the impersonation Em did on Bitch Please II ;D.
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good interview, and props to u nima for standing your ground on your opinion and speaking the real
snoop got too big of an ego, he can't take criticism. That dude does not have a very good ear for music these days. He really acts like he has no flaws at all (to be fair, thats how 99% of the rappers act)
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Nima you should have said, U MAD?
;D
Snoop is a bitch.
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It was a tight interview, Snoop been showin tha site wit alotta luv wit all these interviews & xxclusives. Keep It West!