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Thread started 09/13/10 6:47pm

avasdad

sorry to say it.... Snoop is not a good rapper...

how does he still have a career??? His flow is pathetic...his voice sounds like someone is standing on his neck...sorry i dont get it...

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Reply #1 posted 09/13/10 6:57pm

TRON

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umm, no.

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Reply #2 posted 09/13/10 7:06pm

728huey

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avasdad said:

how does he still have a career??? His flow is pathetic...his voice sounds like someone is standing on his neck...sorry i dont get it...

WTF?!? whofarted Well, I can't vouch for his recent work, but back in the day when he was working with Dr. Dre he was one of the most awesome rappers in the business. But he's been around nearly 20 years now (see how time flies), and for the past ten years or so he's been as much a celebrity as he has been a rapper. He's been in movies, he's had a couple of his own reality shows, and he's been the 21st century equivalent of those washed up actors who appeared in guest spots on The Love Boat and Fantasy Island, appearing in a number of TV shows and commercials in cameos. So I'm not sure how his upcoming album will be. The Snoop that did "Nuttin' But a G Thing" would have never appeared in a Katy Perry video, but that was a long time ago.

BTW, you could pretty much say the same thing about LL Cool J, Queen Latifah, Ice-T, Ice Cube, and RZA, as a whoile generation of people probably aren't even aware of their careers as hip-hop stars.

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Reply #3 posted 09/13/10 7:15pm

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I like Snoop's rapping skillz cool

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Reply #4 posted 09/13/10 7:23pm

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Bad rapping skills can indeed kill a career, but personality and charisma can sustain it as well. Snoop has personality and charisma. It's limited, but it's there.

Plus appearing on various pop songs keeps him relevant. He's become the Michael McDonald of hip-hop.

But what do I know. I'm hummin' on Jack and Coke, and half a vicodin.

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Reply #5 posted 09/13/10 7:29pm

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WTH is wrong with you people. Snoop is still relavent, his recent work is still pretty dope. I admit I haven't heard his last two albums, but he's had a hell of a career, and he'll continue to be around, because he's an ARTIST. He has the ability to make good music, and he has a huge fan base. So while I don't think he's the best rapper, he's in the top tier, he's a true MC.

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Reply #6 posted 09/13/10 7:31pm

avasdad

728huey said:

avasdad said:

how does he still have a career??? His flow is pathetic...his voice sounds like someone is standing on his neck...sorry i dont get it...

WTF?!? whofarted Well, I can't vouch for his recent work, but back in the day when he was working with Dr. Dre he was one of the most awesome rappers in the business. But he's been around nearly 20 years now (see how time flies), and for the past ten years or so he's been as much a celebrity as he has been a rapper. He's been in movies, he's had a couple of his own reality shows, and he's been the 21st century equivalent of those washed up actors who appeared in guest spots on The Love Boat and Fantasy Island, appearing in a number of TV shows and commercials in cameos. So I'm not sure how his upcoming album will be. The Snoop that did "Nuttin' But a G Thing" would have never appeared in a Katy Perry video, but that was a long time ago.

BTW, you could pretty much say the same thing about LL Cool J, Queen Latifah, Ice-T, Ice Cube, and RZA, as a whoile generation of people probably aren't even aware of their careers as hip-hop stars.

typing

his music with Dre wasnt really as much as his as it was Dre's...Ice T sucks...always has, always will... LL went Hollywood and so did his career...has a much better flow than Snoop... Cube by far is MUCH better than snoop....Queen L...hate to say it is a much better than Snoop...

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Reply #7 posted 09/13/10 7:33pm

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MotorBootyAffair said:

Bad rapping skills can indeed kill a career, but personality and charisma can sustain it as well. Snoop has personality and charisma. It's limited, but it's there.

Plus appearing on various pop songs keeps him relevant. He's become the Michael McDonald of hip-hop.

But what do I know. I'm hummin' on Jack and Coke, and half a vicodin.

clapping well said...

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Reply #8 posted 09/13/10 7:41pm

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Snoop gets a lifetime pass for 'Doggystyle' alone. His flow around the that time was ruthless and relentless because he was hungry. Every album since then I've had to take it track by track. Really seems to depend on who he's working with and how into it the subject matter he was at the time. He still kills it on ocassion, but he seems completely bored half the time, too.

Word to your granny and your daddy and your mothah. Yeeyah.

Shit. I could post that whole album. lol

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Reply #9 posted 09/13/10 7:55pm

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Snoops debut is a hiphop album even I like (I generally don't listen to any hiphop).

I like his sense of humour. Even when guesting on others peoples tracks, he is funny. Like 2pacs "all about you" LOL

[Edited 9/13/10 19:55pm]

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Reply #10 posted 09/13/10 7:56pm

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it's not that I put Snoop on my top ten, but still....this is some blasphemous shit!!! mad

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Reply #11 posted 09/13/10 8:02pm

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BklynBabe said:

it's not that I put Snoop on my top ten, but still....this is some blasphemous shit!!! mad

Right! lol

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Reply #12 posted 09/13/10 8:12pm

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avasdad said:

how does he still have a career??? His flow is pathetic...his voice sounds like someone is standing on his neck...sorry i dont get it...

I know hot women that think he has the sexiest voice...

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Reply #13 posted 09/13/10 8:25pm

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If you don't like him, why are you sorry to say anything about him?

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Reply #14 posted 09/13/10 8:51pm

Cinnie

Cerebus said:

Snoop gets a lifetime pass for 'Doggystyle' alone.

Shit. I could post that whole album. lol

Do it. lol

I got a vinyl pressing with "Gz Up, Hoes Down" on it!

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Reply #15 posted 09/13/10 8:58pm

TRON

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Snoop has the perfect voice for rap. One of the best out there.

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Reply #16 posted 09/14/10 12:21am

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True, his rap game hasn't aged well. He's become a caricature of his former self. Like somebody else said, when he was young and hungry he was one of the best. I have no problem with him going Hollywood-- a man's gotta make a living. Snoop, LL, Ice T, RZA, Mos Def, Common and Cube are fortunate to have found life after rap.

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Reply #17 posted 09/14/10 5:19am

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Not a good rapper but he does have some good songs.

You're so glam, every time I see you I wanna slam!
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Reply #18 posted 09/14/10 1:10pm

Cinnie

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Not a good rapper but he does have some good songs.

Compared to whom? What?

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Reply #19 posted 09/14/10 3:32pm

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If we're talking about the best of west coast hip-hop/rap, there is only Ice Cube OR Snoop Dogg worth discussing at the moment. Maybe you can throw in DJ Quik & E-40 in the mix as well.

Since Ice-T & the late 2pac can clain bi-coastal, we'll leave then out of this. wink

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Reply #20 posted 09/14/10 5:12pm

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TonyVanDam said:

If we're talking about the best of west coast hip-hop/rap, there is only Ice Cube OR Snoop Dogg worth discussing at the moment. Maybe you can throw in DJ Quik & E-40 in the mix as well.

Since Ice-T & the late 2pac can clain bi-coastal, we'll leave then out of this. wink

Hey! welcome back to the Org. wave I know you said you had to cut off your internet for a liittle bit, but were you able to get it back online or did you suddenly discover your place is near a wi-fi connection so you don't need to pay a monthly bill?

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Reply #21 posted 09/15/10 10:08am

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728huey said:

TonyVanDam said:

If we're talking about the best of west coast hip-hop/rap, there is only Ice Cube OR Snoop Dogg worth discussing at the moment. Maybe you can throw in DJ Quik & E-40 in the mix as well.

Since Ice-T & the late 2pac can clain bi-coastal, we'll leave then out of this. wink

Hey! welcome back to the Org. wave I know you said you had to cut off your internet for a liittle bit, but were you able to get it back online or did you suddenly discover your place is near a wi-fi connection so you don't need to pay a monthly bill?

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I'm at my local library. wink

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Reply #22 posted 09/15/10 10:20am

Graycap23

I dig Snoop but he has gotten lazy............

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Reply #23 posted 09/15/10 1:11pm

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I've liked Snoop ever since "Nothing But a G Thang," with Dr. Dre. Snoop has always been there for me. He's a goof ball and seems like a likeable pothead to hang out with. lol

Has anyone heard his duet with Robyn on "U Should Know Better." It's fantastic. And it's a real duet. The two shift back and forth in a very complimentary way. It's a collaboration and not just some phone in rap (Kate Perry) at the end of a song.

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Reply #24 posted 09/15/10 1:26pm

dirtyman2005

snoop probably doesn't give a shit anymore.

he proved everything with just 1 album, the nastiest and sickest flow you could ever get.

he can still pull it out when he wants.

the robyn track is shit hot!

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Reply #25 posted 09/15/10 1:48pm

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dirtyman2005 said:

snoop probably doesn't give a shit anymore.

he proved everything with just 1 album, the nastiest and sickest flow you could ever get.

he can still pull it out when he wants.

the robyn track is shit hot!

music headbang bananadance

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literal people scare me
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Reply #26 posted 09/15/10 1:56pm

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TheResistor said:

dirtyman2005 said:

snoop probably doesn't give a shit anymore.

he proved everything with just 1 album, the nastiest and sickest flow you could ever get.

he can still pull it out when he wants.

the robyn track is shit hot!

music headbang bananadance

Awful...............my ears are bleeding.

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Reply #27 posted 09/15/10 2:07pm

Cinnie

Graycap23 said:

I dig Snoop but he has gotten lazy............

That's an opinion I can appreciate, but to say he's not a good rapper is just, well, inaccurate.

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Reply #28 posted 09/15/10 2:10pm

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Graycap23 said:

TheResistor said:

music headbang bananadance

Awful...............my ears are bleeding.

Oh come on. Really? I think it's pretty fantastic. But I do love me some Robyn so my ears are biased.

rainbow

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literal people scare me
out there trying to rid the world of its poetry
while getting it wrong fundamentally
down at the church of "look, it says right here, see!" - ani difranco
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Reply #29 posted 09/15/10 3:05pm

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Graycap23 said:

I dig Snoop but he has gotten lazy............

I beg to differ. Snoop isn't lazy as much as he is too much of a popstar at this later stage of his music career.

Think about it, the Snoop Dogg from the Death Row Records-era & the No Limit Records would have NEVER been caught dead doing a dance-pop track with Katy Perry! wink

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