Jazz or hip hop?!

He smokes on Reggie in this one. I'm not sure about all of this but he's saying alot of factual things for the casual who may not know about these cases.

first time hearing this, should have put this on the album.

Same goes for the Let's play house version with Warren G and Big Pimpin' Delemond, just listened to it again this morning and it's so much better.

Are there more different versions of Dogg Food songs that you guys know of

You can tell that's like peak Kurupt right there.  Like that's the one time he finally got his moment.  That was like his sort of 15 minutes of fame.  Cause "New York, New York" was on the album and it was before Pac came and took the spotlight at Death Row. 

...Kurupt is totally himself and in his element.  And not only that everything was firing on all cylinders then to support him.  Suge had his back, Dre had his back, of course Daz was totally in sync with him, and Snoop's being on the album was like guaranteed success at that time.  Sure, he had success before and after but that was the pinnacle.

I had to go back and listen to "New York, New York" and I swear its revisionist history when Kurupt does interviews and shit saying that track was a tribute to "New York".  I mean sure, you can kind of spin it like that, because art is art, and art can have many different interpretations.  But Kurupt literally says on the track, "Fucc up your whole jurisdiction!"  What jurisdiction do you think he is fucking talking about??

And Snoop is literally mocking them in the intro to the track, "YO God, Yo I got maad skillz, money".  And then the most obvious of all kicking down buildings in the video.

anyone who believed it was a tribute is retarded

we said the same about rbx album cover

 

yeah no doubt it was a diss lol

and Infinite that was indeed Prime Kurupt

you look at that whole track and video and you cant help but wonder that he should have been a bigger star

you probably heard the OG version before the last verse cuts off but here it is for those who havent

gkmc?


pimp a butterfly is his only west coast sounding album


he needs to drop an album around super bowl wit all
the buzz

IMO, TPAB has some west coast sounds, but not really themes. GKMC has tracks with both the sounds AND themes typical of classic west coast albums (while also definitely having more universal sounds as well)

Very good album, it sounds cohesive. 

Spirit of Cyrus
Black Code Suite
Proclivities
30 Decembers
Murdergram 2

Some early favourites! 

Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024)
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far from the first film, but not worse than the 3rd was.

Ah crap

You can tell that's like peak Kurupt right there.  Like that's the one time he finally got his moment.  That was like his sort of 15 minutes of fame.  Cause "New York, New York" was on the album and it was before Pac came and took the spotlight at Death Row. 

...Kurupt is totally himself and in his element.  And not only that everything was firing on all cylinders then to support him.  Suge had his back, Dre had his back, of course Daz was totally in sync with him, and Snoop's being on the album was like guaranteed success at that time.  Sure, he had success before and after but that was the pinnacle.

I had to go back and listen to "New York, New York" and I swear its revisionist history when Kurupt does interviews and shit saying that track was a tribute to "New York".  I mean sure, you can kind of spin it like that, because art is art, and art can have many different interpretations.  But Kurupt literally says on the track, "Fucc up your whole jurisdiction!"  What jurisdiction do you think he is fucking talking about??

And Snoop is literally mocking them in the intro to the track, "YO God, Yo I got maad skillz, money".  And then the most obvious of all kicking down buildings in the video.

anyone who believed it was a tribute is retarded

we said the same about rbx album cover