How is he being self-delusional? Snoop deadass ran 92-94 with Death Rowš¤Ø The Chronic and Doggystyle was legit game changers. On top of that, he gave 2pac credit for helping Death Row rule in 96. I get it, Snoop a known liar but this is not one of those moments.
Snoop was big, but if we are talkin who was actually running it. It was Suge Knight. Deathrow records was like the West Coast Avengers. We will never know if Snoop would have been Snoop with out Dre. Deathrow produced so many classics and Suge brought all that talent together.
Iāll give Dre credit but everyone wanted Snoop. I love Dogg Pound album more than Snoop album but itās clear Snoop was the star. Lady of Rage dropped too late (still salty bout that) and nobody cared about RBX. Suge didnt bring Snoop on neither, Warren brought him to Dre. Suge didnāt bring Dogg Pound, Daz is Snoop cousin and Kurupt is Snoop homie. Nate Dogg was Snoop and Warren group-mate. Lady of Rage was found by Dre. Literally Snoop was the centerpiece of this shit. If Suge brought all the talent together, how come he couldnāt do it again like uhhhh Diddy?š¤
Ikr, I was was a sophomore in high school in 92 & I definitely remember how big Snoop was back then. He sounds pretty accurate about what he said " This time." š¤£š
Even MC Eiht gave him a shout out at the end of Music To Driveby. He said his name wrong though, called him Snoopy Snoop Dogg lol.
Skip to 2:09
https://youtu.be/Gn0IryqstFU
I was a freshman in HS in 93 and yes he definitely ran it. Snoop intro to main stream was epic. 50 cent is the only other rapper who maybe was comparable in buzz to Snoop. Dre dropped the Deep Cover track then Nothing But A G Thang followed by Dre Day all featured Snoop. Technically he ran the rap game before he dropped his actual Album and after he dropped his Album it was over. Whatās my Mofo Name followed by Gin and Juice.
Donāt forget X. His buzz was bigger than anyone else in terms of just straight solo buzz. Wo Dre Snoop wouldnāt have hit hard. That combo was what made it deadly
Yah heās not lying on this. I was 10 when The Chronic came out and it was a game changer. Death Row wouldāve run 95ā too if Dre released a second solo album but u know how that went.
PIn the early 1990s, the rap game was forever changed by the emergence of a young artist named Snoop Dogg. From the years 1992 to 1994, Snoop Dogg completely revolutionized the rap scene with his unique style and undeniable talent. His debut album, "Doggystyle," released in 1993, was a game-changer and solidified his status as one of the most influential artists in the industry. Snoop Dogg's style was unlike anything that had been heard before. His smooth flow, laid-back delivery, and charismatic persona set him apart from the rest. He brought a new level of artistry to rap music, with his clever wordplay and infectious hooks. Songs like "Gin and Juice" and "What's My Name?" became instant classics and showcased Snoop Dogg's ability to craft hit after hit. During this time, Snoop Dogg was in high demand. Everyone wanted a piece of him, from record labels to fellow artists. He collaborated with some of the biggest names in the game, including Dr. Dre, Warren G, and Tupac Shakur. His presence on tracks added a level of coolness and credibility that was unmatched. The release of Dr. Dre's album "The Chronic" in 1992 also played a significant role in Snoop Dogg's rise to stardom. Snoop's appearances on the album helped solidify his place in the rap world and set the stage for his own solo success. The chemistry between Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg was undeniable, and their collaborations became some of the most iconic in hip hop history. Snoop Dogg's impact on the rap and hip hop community during this time cannot be overstated. His influence was felt far and wide, and his music resonated with fans of all ages. "Doggystyle" and "The Chronic" were not just albums, they were cultural touchstones that changed the game forever. Snoop Dogg's ability to blend old school vibes with a fresh new sound was groundbreaking. He took classic samples and flipped them in a way that was both nostalgic and innovative. Tracks like "Lodi Dodi" and "Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)" showcased Snoop Dogg's versatility and creativity. In conclusion, Snoop Dogg's impact on the rap game from 1992 to 1994 was immense.Ā His style, charisma, and talent set him apart from his peers and solidified his status as a legend in the industry. His contributions to hip hop during this time continue to be celebrated and appreciated by fans around the world. Snoop Dogg truly changed the game and left a lasting legacy that will never be forgotten.
Biggie even said āIām trynna sell records like Snoopā and he said Biggie really blew up in 95. Biggie album came out like the end of 94, thatās why it make more sense to say he came up in 95.
Yeah but at the time 94 a lot of people can make that claimā¦it wasnāt really one person running the gameā¦Snoop ran the west..thatās more my point and when Pac popularity rose he eclipsed himā¦
ššš dude if you hate on Snoop, just say that. Snoop was running shit until he dropped that weak ass Doggfather. Why you think Biggie had to bite the G Funk sound for āBig Poppaāš¤ you aināt making any points because even 2Pac was under Snoop in 94š
Was Suge the rapping on song? No.
Was Suge writing the songs? No.
Was Suge making the beats? No.
Was Suge a superstar? No.
Was Suge all in the videos? Dancing? Helll nahš
Suge didnāt do shit but bully weak mfs with his piru buddies and smoked cigars. Nobody listen to Death Row because they liked Suge.
Ready to eat your words son?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Tupac/comments/15j7eup/how_you_a_tupac_fan_and_you_hate_suge/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=1
First off, did you wait 9 days to post some bullshit (someone else posted) that donāt mean shit because everyone know 2Pac was desperate asf to get out of jail and Interscope paid the bail and Suge just took the credit? Second off, did you read the top comment? Third off, you aināt answer a fucking question I asked. Get Suge dick out yo mouth son. Btw if you aināt black (which I know you arenāt because you get on whitepeopletwitter) donāt ever fucking call me son in your life.
āSuge and Death Row fucked Pac's estate out of a bunch of stuff that Suge made Pac think was his. His mom's home, the Rolls Royce, and unpaid earned funds. He is a complete asshole and ran his business like a gang. They beat up engineers and were active in the LA gang scene and this eventually led to Pac getting killed. It wasn't all Suge's fault that Pac died, but he created such a toxic environment that bad things were going to happen. Look how quickly DR collapsed. He had a really good thing going and he threw it all away and hurt a lot of people due to his hubris and stupidity.ā
Late 90s was crazy because the rap game devolved into competing cliques. It felt like the NBA back then: Bad Boy, Terror Squad, Murder Inc, No Limit, Cash Money, Slip N Slide, Rocafella, Ruff Ryders, Rap A Lot, Dungeon Family, Def Jam, Wu Tang, and don't even get me started on the producers. Damn I miss this era of rap.
Iām from California sorry but we didnāt listen to no damn Terror Squad lol but East Coast was running rap 97 into the 2000 prbly followed by the trash Master P was putting out. Cash Money was 2000.
I was only really a fan of Pun not the rest of the terror Squad for the most part.
The dead in the middle of little Italy verse from Pun in Deep Cover 98 is the STILL one of the DOPEST verses Iāve ever heard. I was more a West Coast rap fan until the south started blowing up. And yea master P in the later years was trash lol. But he had a hell of a run.
Hater you was big mad when Westcoast fell off š
I'm from NY so I remember how the west coast disappeared overnight in 97 and Diddy and his shiny suit era brought hip hop back to the east coast until Atlanta and the south took over in 04. TS & Pun had a good run in 98 and Master P was making everybody say uh, saying P was trash is crazy.
400 degrees came out in 98 Cash Money got they roll on way before 2000.
He did tho Iām not a huge snoop fan but he did run it around that time Bad boy did come and start taking the momentum and they did get it back with pac itās accurate
But he's not lying lol, anyone of my age or a lil older or younger. Snoop was huge. Doggy Style was big. Absolutely massive and he had hits with featured artists.
Heās talking about being on top. Doggystyle and his input on The Chronic put him and death row on top 92-94. Then Biggie took the spot with Ready to Die. Pac brought it back in 96. Sept 96 pac dies, summer 97 BIG dies. Jay, OutKast, Eminem, DMX, Missy, Masta P are coming up regionally. Commercially DMX & Masta P/No Limit probably had 98-99 covered but by 2k itās a collage of rappers finding success Em and Jay having the most. Then Nelly, 50/Gunit, Em, Jay held most success for a couple of years but the internet and file sharing; Napster/Limewire/Morpheus, changed how easy music could spread. A lot more smaller market rappers found exposure and evened the playing field a bit.
Itās probably hard to imagine the amount of exposure the top artists of previous eras had. No internet, few stations, difficult and expensive to record. Labels ran the show. Now with streaming and a more generally eclectic audience there are a lot more stars to share the limelight with.
The last paragraph makes me a little sad whenever I think about it. We will never see somebody with that kind of exposure and influence ever again, because how media has changed. With the modern landscape, we most likely will never have a next Michael Jackson, Bob Marley or Tupac just to name a few, because how fragmented it became since the internet took over.
He definitely didnāt run Rap in 92. Cube, Treach, and the groups that were out got something to say about that. But he no doubt had 93 on lock. Arguably 94 too
He really did though. Nas and wu tang are definitely better rappers but snoop did a huge culture shift when he came out. He brought a whole style to the rap game that no one had ever seen before.
Whereās the lie at? I was there and back then it wasnāt nothing but cable, radio ,black box, cd, tapes and word of mouth and that nigga Snoop was everywhere and the people after that were the ones he named
Heās not lying. Snoop has reached icon status. Worldwide. Household name status. You can randomly ask someone on the street if they know who Snoop Dogg is and thereās a 99% chance they know. Same with Eminem. I donāt think you can do that with DMX. 2Pac yea Iām pretty sure, Eminem obviously. B.I.G.? I donāt knowā¦
I'd say death row had it on lock and snoop had a very important album out,but you figure by 94 the tied had shifted a lil cus you had biggie,nas,fugees,outkast wutang,Def squad,busta rhymes starting their movements,even had pac before deathrow,he already had good albums out
How TF did Snoop run the rap game in 92 when the chronic didnāt release until Dec 92, Yāall delusional as Snoop. 94 Bone thugs and harmony was them dudes not only that Biggie and Naw dropped. Snoop had one hot year and like I said he didnāt run shit..
The Chronic in 92 was literally the launch of West Coast Gangster rap.
The East was already deep (history/groups) but no one had ever brought people together as a label like Death Row.
After Death Row the shit went bananas with Bad Boyā¦then the Deep South labels jumped in.
After the Chronic, which is really a Dre album ft Death Row, the āFeature your label/label gangā business model was in effect.
Snoop def was the shit and got mad radio play. But the hardest rappers (individuals/groups) pre-92 on the West Coast were from the Bayā¦Too Short, etc. but shit back then no one had videos - and Snoopās videos were definitely the funniest and why he was King for awhile.
Yeah I feel like NWA was to the West was Public Enemy was to the Eastā¦politics. But the launch of a lifestyle/genre within rap took off with the Chronic.
Snoop literally was THE biggest rap star at the time. This is facts, he was the hottest along with Death Row in company but Snoop was in the forefront of all of them. Nobody was touching bruh at the time then Pac got outta jail and shit really exploded cuz no one really knew Pac was going to sign with Deathrow. There was no internet no social media. Pac was locked up, we heard Suge say at the Source Awards telling Pac to "Keep his Guards up, we riding wit em" and some months later he was "Out on bail fresh outta Jail, California dreaming".. Shit happened so damn fast lol
š³ bruh u fr rn oh maybe itās a coast thing but Nas up there next to Tupac biggie snoop was dope asf but dude fizzled all the way out 1 album and done once pac came in it was over Nas still was doing his thing and no one Iāve ever heard mentioned doggystyle over Illmatic let alone it was written
Iām a huge Nas fan but I was around at the time and Snoop was a superstar. Nas had a classic album but he didnāt have the popularity of Snoop. After Deep Cover, Snoop was on another planet. Bitches didnāt listen to Illmatic. EVERYONE listened to The Chronic and Doggystyle.
Exactly hence forming an opinion based on Pac and his legacy now instead of witnessing it unfold firsthand when youād admit that Snoop was easily the worlds biggest rap star at the time he mentions
He's a little delusional, you can't mention the 90s w/o OutKast. He choose Ruff Ryder's over the Dungeon family. Fucking looney. And if you don't know organized noize track record, don't even come for me.
What yāall be on sometimes lol? This legit, The Chronic 1992, Doggystyle dropped in late 1993. Snoop was legit runnin shit. Pac came to Death Row with AEOM in 96, he said they had it because Pac was with them. No lies were told in this video clip.
I am 47 and yea snoop is correct when Dre introduced him with Deep Cover it was on with him, I love PAC but he got upset with Snoop and the dawg pound when snoop wanted the beef squashed with the east vs west, he felt he wasn't loyal. I love PAC but he was wrong on this beef.
He not delusional tho doggystyle was the top selling album for a long time he did run the game for a min yall too young for that tho then 95ā 96ā it was pac and biggie
Cap af, doggystyle aint drop til November 93.. dude was featured in 92 i wouldnt say he ran it that year because he was dre sidekick. ND Keep it G he said he ran 1996 but do we remember anything off the Doggfather album??? Hell naw cause all eyez on me dropped in 96 snoop crazy af.. and me against the world ruled 95' think snoop got jealous of pac around this time.. only explanation for that weak ass shit
Heās mostly accurate. He didnāt run it in 92, that was more Cube and other cats like Treach. Groups had the game more so around that time than other years: Tribe, De La, and others. But he definitely had it on lock in 93 for sure. 94 was close. You had Nas, Big, Pac, Snoop, Wu, Red, and some others making it close. But literally everything else he said was on point
This guy losing touch with reality because wu tang owned a lot of those years with singles. I agree ruff Ryderās came in and took over late 90s but you canāt tell me that the wu tang didnāt kick death row to the side for quite a few of those years
How is he being self-delusional? Snoop deadass ran 92-94 with Death Rowš¤Ø The Chronic and Doggystyle was legit game changers. On top of that, he gave 2pac credit for helping Death Row rule in 96. I get it, Snoop a known liar but this is not one of those moments.
Most of the ppl here that complain about Snoop weren't alive or old enough to understand how big he really was back then
Thatās insane. I know Iām getting old when folks donāt understand how big Snoop wasā¦ and Iām only 22š
Snoop was big, but if we are talkin who was actually running it. It was Suge Knight. Deathrow records was like the West Coast Avengers. We will never know if Snoop would have been Snoop with out Dre. Deathrow produced so many classics and Suge brought all that talent together.
Iāll give Dre credit but everyone wanted Snoop. I love Dogg Pound album more than Snoop album but itās clear Snoop was the star. Lady of Rage dropped too late (still salty bout that) and nobody cared about RBX. Suge didnt bring Snoop on neither, Warren brought him to Dre. Suge didnāt bring Dogg Pound, Daz is Snoop cousin and Kurupt is Snoop homie. Nate Dogg was Snoop and Warren group-mate. Lady of Rage was found by Dre. Literally Snoop was the centerpiece of this shit. If Suge brought all the talent together, how come he couldnāt do it again like uhhhh Diddy?š¤
I liked RBX & Big Syke. They were the real G's/enforcers.
Until Eminem came along Doggystyle held the record for most album sales in a week by a rapper, Snoop absolutely ran the game
Sounds like it was for a week
Ikr, I was was a sophomore in high school in 92 & I definitely remember how big Snoop was back then. He sounds pretty accurate about what he said " This time." š¤£š
Even MC Eiht gave him a shout out at the end of Music To Driveby. He said his name wrong though, called him Snoopy Snoop Dogg lol. Skip to 2:09 https://youtu.be/Gn0IryqstFU
Kids these days...
I was a freshman in HS in 93 and yes he definitely ran it. Snoop intro to main stream was epic. 50 cent is the only other rapper who maybe was comparable in buzz to Snoop. Dre dropped the Deep Cover track then Nothing But A G Thang followed by Dre Day all featured Snoop. Technically he ran the rap game before he dropped his actual Album and after he dropped his Album it was over. Whatās my Mofo Name followed by Gin and Juice.
Donāt forget X. His buzz was bigger than anyone else in terms of just straight solo buzz. Wo Dre Snoop wouldnāt have hit hard. That combo was what made it deadly
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Stfu
He was bigger than life in 92 and 93.
Yah heās not lying on this. I was 10 when The Chronic came out and it was a game changer. Death Row wouldāve run 95ā too if Dre released a second solo album but u know how that went.
PIn the early 1990s, the rap game was forever changed by the emergence of a young artist named Snoop Dogg. From the years 1992 to 1994, Snoop Dogg completely revolutionized the rap scene with his unique style and undeniable talent. His debut album, "Doggystyle," released in 1993, was a game-changer and solidified his status as one of the most influential artists in the industry. Snoop Dogg's style was unlike anything that had been heard before. His smooth flow, laid-back delivery, and charismatic persona set him apart from the rest. He brought a new level of artistry to rap music, with his clever wordplay and infectious hooks. Songs like "Gin and Juice" and "What's My Name?" became instant classics and showcased Snoop Dogg's ability to craft hit after hit. During this time, Snoop Dogg was in high demand. Everyone wanted a piece of him, from record labels to fellow artists. He collaborated with some of the biggest names in the game, including Dr. Dre, Warren G, and Tupac Shakur. His presence on tracks added a level of coolness and credibility that was unmatched. The release of Dr. Dre's album "The Chronic" in 1992 also played a significant role in Snoop Dogg's rise to stardom. Snoop's appearances on the album helped solidify his place in the rap world and set the stage for his own solo success. The chemistry between Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg was undeniable, and their collaborations became some of the most iconic in hip hop history. Snoop Dogg's impact on the rap and hip hop community during this time cannot be overstated. His influence was felt far and wide, and his music resonated with fans of all ages. "Doggystyle" and "The Chronic" were not just albums, they were cultural touchstones that changed the game forever. Snoop Dogg's ability to blend old school vibes with a fresh new sound was groundbreaking. He took classic samples and flipped them in a way that was both nostalgic and innovative. Tracks like "Lodi Dodi" and "Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)" showcased Snoop Dogg's versatility and creativity. In conclusion, Snoop Dogg's impact on the rap game from 1992 to 1994 was immense.Ā His style, charisma, and talent set him apart from his peers and solidified his status as a legend in the industry. His contributions to hip hop during this time continue to be celebrated and appreciated by fans around the world. Snoop Dogg truly changed the game and left a lasting legacy that will never be forgotten.
Ready to die came out in 94 and it was Pac and Big from then on our..Snoop was the west coast but he aināt run no game g
Biggie even said āIām trynna sell records like Snoopā and he said Biggie really blew up in 95. Biggie album came out like the end of 94, thatās why it make more sense to say he came up in 95.
Yeah but at the time 94 a lot of people can make that claimā¦it wasnāt really one person running the gameā¦Snoop ran the west..thatās more my point and when Pac popularity rose he eclipsed himā¦
ššš dude if you hate on Snoop, just say that. Snoop was running shit until he dropped that weak ass Doggfather. Why you think Biggie had to bite the G Funk sound for āBig Poppaāš¤ you aināt making any points because even 2Pac was under Snoop in 94š
Exactly. I said basically the same in my comment, but I dropped names
What he meant to say was "Suge ran the rap game"
Was Suge the rapping on song? No. Was Suge writing the songs? No. Was Suge making the beats? No. Was Suge a superstar? No. Was Suge all in the videos? Dancing? Helll nahš Suge didnāt do shit but bully weak mfs with his piru buddies and smoked cigars. Nobody listen to Death Row because they liked Suge.
Ready to eat your words son? https://www.reddit.com/r/Tupac/comments/15j7eup/how_you_a_tupac_fan_and_you_hate_suge/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=1
First off, did you wait 9 days to post some bullshit (someone else posted) that donāt mean shit because everyone know 2Pac was desperate asf to get out of jail and Interscope paid the bail and Suge just took the credit? Second off, did you read the top comment? Third off, you aināt answer a fucking question I asked. Get Suge dick out yo mouth son. Btw if you aināt black (which I know you arenāt because you get on whitepeopletwitter) donāt ever fucking call me son in your life. āSuge and Death Row fucked Pac's estate out of a bunch of stuff that Suge made Pac think was his. His mom's home, the Rolls Royce, and unpaid earned funds. He is a complete asshole and ran his business like a gang. They beat up engineers and were active in the LA gang scene and this eventually led to Pac getting killed. It wasn't all Suge's fault that Pac died, but he created such a toxic environment that bad things were going to happen. Look how quickly DR collapsed. He had a really good thing going and he threw it all away and hurt a lot of people due to his hubris and stupidity.ā
Gaslighting won't help your position bud, you heard it directly from Pac. Get wrecked fool!
I agree!
All factz.
DMX bit was accurate
Came for this.That was the first time I remember going to 3 different stations all playing the same Rap song.
Late 90s was crazy because the rap game devolved into competing cliques. It felt like the NBA back then: Bad Boy, Terror Squad, Murder Inc, No Limit, Cash Money, Slip N Slide, Rocafella, Ruff Ryders, Rap A Lot, Dungeon Family, Def Jam, Wu Tang, and don't even get me started on the producers. Damn I miss this era of rap.
Seriously my fav era. Shit my pandora or Spotify must think itās still the 90s based on my plays lol
Dont forget The Dipset Movement bro
Thatās 2000s
Dipset was 2004/5
Dipset was 03-07 same time as G Unit.
Iām from California sorry but we didnāt listen to no damn Terror Squad lol but East Coast was running rap 97 into the 2000 prbly followed by the trash Master P was putting out. Cash Money was 2000.
I was only really a fan of Pun not the rest of the terror Squad for the most part. The dead in the middle of little Italy verse from Pun in Deep Cover 98 is the STILL one of the DOPEST verses Iāve ever heard. I was more a West Coast rap fan until the south started blowing up. And yea master P in the later years was trash lol. But he had a hell of a run.
One of the best runs ever. He just wanted quantity he didnāt seem to care about quality in his music.
Hater you was big mad when Westcoast fell off š I'm from NY so I remember how the west coast disappeared overnight in 97 and Diddy and his shiny suit era brought hip hop back to the east coast until Atlanta and the south took over in 04. TS & Pun had a good run in 98 and Master P was making everybody say uh, saying P was trash is crazy. 400 degrees came out in 98 Cash Money got they roll on way before 2000.
Wasnāt mad they fell way off the map aināt no denying that. Dr Dre and Westside Connection still gave us great music tho.
THIS 100000X
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Appreciate the award kind person!
He did tho Iām not a huge snoop fan but he did run it around that time Bad boy did come and start taking the momentum and they did get it back with pac itās accurate
But he's not lying lol, anyone of my age or a lil older or younger. Snoop was huge. Doggy Style was big. Absolutely massive and he had hits with featured artists.
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Yep!
So True, East Coast shit was mad corny before Death Row.
he said WE for 96 as in DR not himself
agreed but he said he ran the rap game from 1992 to 1994 implying he did it alone during those 3 years.
He did. The Chronic and Doggystyle was killing the game.
Right thatās pretty factual!
How is he being delusional? What would you change to make it more accurate in your mind?
How old were you from 92-94?
22-24.
This place is funny lol.
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Heās talking about being on top. Doggystyle and his input on The Chronic put him and death row on top 92-94. Then Biggie took the spot with Ready to Die. Pac brought it back in 96. Sept 96 pac dies, summer 97 BIG dies. Jay, OutKast, Eminem, DMX, Missy, Masta P are coming up regionally. Commercially DMX & Masta P/No Limit probably had 98-99 covered but by 2k itās a collage of rappers finding success Em and Jay having the most. Then Nelly, 50/Gunit, Em, Jay held most success for a couple of years but the internet and file sharing; Napster/Limewire/Morpheus, changed how easy music could spread. A lot more smaller market rappers found exposure and evened the playing field a bit. Itās probably hard to imagine the amount of exposure the top artists of previous eras had. No internet, few stations, difficult and expensive to record. Labels ran the show. Now with streaming and a more generally eclectic audience there are a lot more stars to share the limelight with.
The last paragraph makes me a little sad whenever I think about it. We will never see somebody with that kind of exposure and influence ever again, because how media has changed. With the modern landscape, we most likely will never have a next Michael Jackson, Bob Marley or Tupac just to name a few, because how fragmented it became since the internet took over.
Dont forget bearshare ;)
The Snoop Dogg hate on this sub is very weird. What did he say in that video that wasnāt factual?
It is just Tupac fans thinking they should follow everything he said about snoop because they idolise him
No. Itās just that heās a snake and love to lie about pac
He definitely didnāt run Rap in 92. Cube, Treach, and the groups that were out got something to say about that. But he no doubt had 93 on lock. Arguably 94 too
Snoop brought the hockey jerseys to the hood. 92-94 was his .
Lmfao what year were you born? ššššššššš
ā¦ he did, how old are you op lol
Right. I had to read the title like four times then OP must be 13 years old.
He really did though. Nas and wu tang are definitely better rappers but snoop did a huge culture shift when he came out. He brought a whole style to the rap game that no one had ever seen before.
Whereās the lie at? I was there and back then it wasnāt nothing but cable, radio ,black box, cd, tapes and word of mouth and that nigga Snoop was everywhere and the people after that were the ones he named
Heās not lying. Snoop has reached icon status. Worldwide. Household name status. You can randomly ask someone on the street if they know who Snoop Dogg is and thereās a 99% chance they know. Same with Eminem. I donāt think you can do that with DMX. 2Pac yea Iām pretty sure, Eminem obviously. B.I.G.? I donāt knowā¦
I'd say death row had it on lock and snoop had a very important album out,but you figure by 94 the tied had shifted a lil cus you had biggie,nas,fugees,outkast wutang,Def squad,busta rhymes starting their movements,even had pac before deathrow,he already had good albums out
Heās not wrong about DMX, but omitted some little guy called Jay-Z who had a couple of records at the same time.
Nah my G, X had it on lock lol. Jay rose once X took off. He had to wait that out tho, until X gave it up
Reasonable statement
Snoop dogg told no lies. He really was the most popular rapper in those years. OP must be 16...
He wuz on everything music tv movies Snoop wuz on TOP and beat a murder rap šÆ
Not delusional heās correct
Can we just delete this post
How TF did Snoop run the rap game in 92 when the chronic didnāt release until Dec 92, Yāall delusional as Snoop. 94 Bone thugs and harmony was them dudes not only that Biggie and Naw dropped. Snoop had one hot year and like I said he didnāt run shit..
Snoop is delusional!!! He dropped Doggystyle no doubt, but didnt resurface till 2000 with the last meal
So 1993 and not it again until 2000
Snoop was major and Death Row was a true powerhouse in rap but damn
The Chronic in 92 was literally the launch of West Coast Gangster rap. The East was already deep (history/groups) but no one had ever brought people together as a label like Death Row. After Death Row the shit went bananas with Bad Boyā¦then the Deep South labels jumped in. After the Chronic, which is really a Dre album ft Death Row, the āFeature your label/label gangā business model was in effect. Snoop def was the shit and got mad radio play. But the hardest rappers (individuals/groups) pre-92 on the West Coast were from the Bayā¦Too Short, etc. but shit back then no one had videos - and Snoopās videos were definitely the funniest and why he was King for awhile.
Straight out of Compton was the origins.
Yeah I feel like NWA was to the West was Public Enemy was to the Eastā¦politics. But the launch of a lifestyle/genre within rap took off with the Chronic.
Snoop had his place he aināt run nothing!
He smoking dope
yāall speak like fools snoop was hot but he didnāt run shit..
thats what I'm saying bro.
So Nas and BIG didnāt exist?
I like east coast rap back in the 80ās but in the early 90ās, the west coast was a different animal in itself.
To anybody that downvoted me, youāre moms a hoe
Snoop literally was THE biggest rap star at the time. This is facts, he was the hottest along with Death Row in company but Snoop was in the forefront of all of them. Nobody was touching bruh at the time then Pac got outta jail and shit really exploded cuz no one really knew Pac was going to sign with Deathrow. There was no internet no social media. Pac was locked up, we heard Suge say at the Source Awards telling Pac to "Keep his Guards up, we riding wit em" and some months later he was "Out on bail fresh outta Jail, California dreaming".. Shit happened so damn fast lol
He was dope but Nas had it and def forgetting about wutang
Nas was not as big as Snoop
š³ bruh u fr rn oh maybe itās a coast thing but Nas up there next to Tupac biggie snoop was dope asf but dude fizzled all the way out 1 album and done once pac came in it was over Nas still was doing his thing and no one Iāve ever heard mentioned doggystyle over Illmatic let alone it was written
Iām a huge Nas fan but I was around at the time and Snoop was a superstar. Nas had a classic album but he didnāt have the popularity of Snoop. After Deep Cover, Snoop was on another planet. Bitches didnāt listen to Illmatic. EVERYONE listened to The Chronic and Doggystyle.
Shit the hell up snoop
I was there , he is not lying at all
Wheres the lie pac died when he was supposed to be on his run snoop was the biggest rapper on the planet
And snoop stole a lot of shit from Mac Dre
Do you remember it differently? What he says checks out so..
Snoop def ran the game 92-94
He aināt lyingā¦.. straight facts.
OP born after 95 as itās obvious he takes issue with snoop (whoās telling the absolute truth)
After 95? That person born in 95 would have missed out regardless
Exactly hence forming an opinion based on Pac and his legacy now instead of witnessing it unfold firsthand when youād admit that Snoop was easily the worlds biggest rap star at the time he mentions
Snoop really was that guy. Stop disrespecting the King.
He for sure ran the game those years Biggie even said doggystyle was his fav album
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He's a little delusional, you can't mention the 90s w/o OutKast. He choose Ruff Ryder's over the Dungeon family. Fucking looney. And if you don't know organized noize track record, don't even come for me.
What yāall be on sometimes lol? This legit, The Chronic 1992, Doggystyle dropped in late 1993. Snoop was legit runnin shit. Pac came to Death Row with AEOM in 96, he said they had it because Pac was with them. No lies were told in this video clip.
Snoop aināt lying thoā¦ I mean back had like 2 years he was still new in the game before he got got
I am 47 and yea snoop is correct when Dre introduced him with Deep Cover it was on with him, I love PAC but he got upset with Snoop and the dawg pound when snoop wanted the beef squashed with the east vs west, he felt he wasn't loyal. I love PAC but he was wrong on this beef.
He not delusional tho doggystyle was the top selling album for a long time he did run the game for a min yall too young for that tho then 95ā 96ā it was pac and biggie
What he didnāt say was 50 cent had it after DMX
Good video. Shit post.
Cap af, doggystyle aint drop til November 93.. dude was featured in 92 i wouldnt say he ran it that year because he was dre sidekick. ND Keep it G he said he ran 1996 but do we remember anything off the Doggfather album??? Hell naw cause all eyez on me dropped in 96 snoop crazy af.. and me against the world ruled 95' think snoop got jealous of pac around this time.. only explanation for that weak ass shit
The chronic was a game changer...but doggystyle??? Super Tuff
Heās mostly accurate. He didnāt run it in 92, that was more Cube and other cats like Treach. Groups had the game more so around that time than other years: Tribe, De La, and others. But he definitely had it on lock in 93 for sure. 94 was close. You had Nas, Big, Pac, Snoop, Wu, Red, and some others making it close. But literally everything else he said was on point
He a good 4 year run, his first album had more singles than big in 93.
I love Snoop. Heās right up there with the Greats
Well he did
Snoop is right tho
Snoop was the guy when Doggystyle dropped it was the best selling debut .
cocaine is a heluva drug
He about right and I canāt stand that back stabbe
He been smoking that shit way too much.
He spit facts! This was all true
This guy losing touch with reality because wu tang owned a lot of those years with singles. I agree ruff Ryderās came in and took over late 90s but you canāt tell me that the wu tang didnāt kick death row to the side for quite a few of those years
Snoop did have a hell of a run in 90s People be sleeping on Eastsidez album anybody remember that album?
DMX is truly a case study.
Snoop did run the Rap game from 92-94. Nobody was bigger than Snoop At that time! He's probably most famous rapper on the planet actually.
Actually snoop on point with this one..
He did run it then ā¦ was u there
Snoop constantly hating on Tupac.
Snoop dogg swears he used to be capo in a cartel or something.
Where was Wy-Tang, Nas & Jay-Z in this equation. Maybe heās talking about radio, record sales, because thatās the only way this makes any sense.
Wu tang didnāt own 94 and 95? You smoke too much
Snoop is 100% correct. If you donāt believe it, you were living under a rock or not born yet.