Talk:Snoop Dogg/Archive 1

Excerpt

You can learn more about Snoop Dogg’s life, his career and his music from the numerous websites that are dedicated to him on the Internet. His official website (www.snoopdogg.com) doesn’t really provide much information, but pay a visit to online encyclopaedia Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.com) for something more substantial.

For example, did you know that many of the rapper’s songs mention the letters “LBC”? This, according to the site, is a reference to Long Beach, California, as well as the Long Beach Crips, a group he formed in his hometown. The site also teaches you how to speak in Snoop Dogg slang, which he borrowed from another prolific rapper named E-40. This can be achieved by simply adding an “izz” or “izzle” to the end of a word or letter. Some of the phrases regularly used by Snoop Dog include “fo’ shizzle”, which means for sure or the real thing, and D-O-double-Gizzle in the hizzle, which means “DOGG in the house”. You gizzle-e-tizzle (you g-e-t)?

Date of birth

He was born in 1972! Not 71. Check anywhere on the internet.

More sites says he was born 71

Does anyone know Snoop and can ask him.

Talk

Who the hell wrote this? when did Snoop Dogg say that? Why are comments like these allowed to be on wikipedia? this shoudn't be here somone remove it!!!!!! from one rapper to another - peace out G-UNITVitamEn-J 07:00, 17 October 2006 (UTC)

Poor Phrasing?

"Perplexed in the naming of the album, Doggystyle, fans asked in the explicit naming. Snoop replied "For real? I always loved getting "giggy" with it me and my hoes, but i never thought i could have a whole named in my way of the dog." "- This appears in the second section. Are there typos in this, or does it just really not make sense?

This appears in the first section "Man what the fk he looks like my dog nded Long Beach Polytechnic High School[2]"- who typed this?

Also in the first section, last line second paragraph implies that eminem is snoops cousin!! is that true?

Snoop just says that to show he not direspecting that person he is saying it to no it is not true eminem is his cousin.

Batman

Why was the Batman thing cut? You IDIOT! Looks like this the Gamecube page all over again, uptight elitists trying to control what facts are presented. Fine, go believe whatever you wanna believe Clown Will Rape Me.

Nice to see you ignore the song exists, you elitist loser. Eat me.

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The lone existence of the song is an inadequate evidence for Snoop being a Batman comics fan. Maybe it's only a joke with the old TV series' name and sample. Like Eminem's video for Without Me or 50 Cent's Gatman and Robin.Lajbi 00:22, 20 December 2005 (UTC)

I AGREE, everything just alittle bit different is DEStroyed. I hate these people who edit stuff when they know nothing about. FIGHT THe POWER! anyway snoop is a batman fan he said so in the XXL magazine! VitamEn-J 07:09, 17 October 2006 (UTC)

Archived entry

How do I make the caption not push everything over? Tuf-Kat

Thanks to whoever fixed this. Tuf-Kat

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Can someone clarify the bit about Snoop's actual violent history being used as proof that gangsta rap lyrics aren't an artistic reflection of the songwriters' surroundings? It seems like a strawman, because the exact opposite is true. If he had grown up in a middle-class suburban home with no problems with violence, ever, then that would be proof that his lyrics aren't an artistic reflection of his surroundings.

As per above, I removed the claim, the second half of the below sentence:

Gangsta rap became the center of arguments for censorship and labeling, with Dogg's history cited as evidence that the violence in rap music was not simply an "artistic" reflection of a songwriters surroundings.

Because it really doesn't make sense. Tuf-Kat

I've got to say that none of it makes sense. So called "gangsta rap" was under attack before Snoop ever released an album or was featured as an artist. The timeline is a few years off as NWA (and Gangsta rap) was under attack from day one. JoeHenzi 6 July 2005 01:43 (UTC)

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Shouldn't we really have this at Snoop Dogg now? I don't know anywhere that calls him Snoop Doggy Dogg anymore. RADICALBENDER★ 04:39, 25 May 2004 (UTC)

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Moved as per above and All Music Guide, http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&uid=UIDSUB040402070125133172&sql=B0ykxikp6bb19. Hyacinth 06:00, 25 May 2004 (UTC)

Porn

Why isn't any mention of Snoop Dogg's porn activities here (aside from him being categorized as pornographer). This guy is one hell of a successfull porn producer... 84.176.227.18 13:25, 15 December 2005 (UTC)

Please check out the Snoop Dogg discography and filmography fur further film projects including Porn's he produced or participated in... Sorry I was Lajbi 15:25, 15 December 2005 (UTC)

HE IS NOT A PORN PRODUCER

Think of Too Short his music is way dirty than snoop and u guys are callin him a porn Producer PLEASE Damn

Grammar

"Himself (He would on his MTV show)" -- what was meant by this?

Label changes

Should there be a section on Snoop's label changes (ie, Death Row, No Limit, Capitol, etc.) over the years?

Bluegrass

Since When is Snoop Dog a "bluegrass musician and minister of the gospel" Probably Someones Idea of a joke. Or perhaps not. Bluegrass is a combination of both Scots-Irish music, Scots-Irish being the term for which is the Americanism for the turned full-blooded American Scots from N. Ireland --In the UK N. Irish or 'Ulster-Scots'-- as well as African-American jazz-like influence in this Bluegrass genre indicative of the later Appalachian US whites, and the regions high Scots-Irish population let alone origin. If either side would take a step back and look aside one another perhaps it would be made obvious how much the Southerners --who are commonly associated with racism and slavery, ironically-- and, vice versa, would see how much both sides attributed to culturally enriching one another, African-Americans as well as Southern US whites alike.

Gang affiliation

Snoop has never made his affiliation with the Crips a secret. It probably deserves mention. 09:14, 17 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Agreed.

Snoop is actually a Long Beach Insane Crip A.K.A. 21 (Two-One) Insane Gangster Crip from 21st Street Long Beach (East Side of LA)not a Rollin' 20 Gangster Crip. Rollin' 20's were actually his rivals up until recently. Listen to "Deuces and Trays" album and you will understand this. Deuces and Trays are subsets within Crips which encompass rival factions similar to the East Side and West Side oppositions, the Rollin' 0's, Neighborhood Crips, etc. 21 Insane Crips bang with Trays such as the 83 (Eight Tray) Gangster Crips (see Monster by Cody Scott A.K.A. Sanyika Shakur). The Rollin' 20's besides being a Rollin' 0 clique, they ride with other gangs with a Deuce designation. Insane Crips rep using Oakland Raiders gear because their colors are Gray and Black. While Rollin' 20's use Pittsburgh Pirates because they rep with Yellow/Gold and Black, ex. Goldie Loc is a Rollin 20.

His "chronic speak" - e.g. "It's big Snoop Dizzle in the hizzle" is a reflection of the insane crip lingo (replacing words with "I"s). Comments?...Contact me at streetgangz@hotmail.com

"Betta Recognize Cuzin!!!"

(152.163.100.135 14:44, 28 June 2006 (UTC))

Meaning of LBC

The article now says:

A large number of Snoop Dogg's songs mention "the LBC." This is reportedly a reference to the Long Beach Crips.

However, the Rap Dictionary says that LBC is a "phonebook abbreviation for Long Beach city". Which does Snoop mean? Tim Ivorson 23:31, 28 Nov 2004 (UTC)

I was under the impression it was Long Beach City. It may very well refer to both, though, depending on the circumstance. Tuf-Kat 02:57, Nov 29, 2004 (UTC)

In "Gin and Juice", the first line is "in the LBC", so Long Beach Crips wouldn't make any sense there, and it must be the city. Tuf-Kat

It probably stands for Long Beach, CA. TamYum 05:34, 23 March 2006 (UTC)

It's probably "Long Beach City". Warren G refers to this a lot all throughout his records.

For example on the song "can you feel it". I don't remember one line where it could refer to the Crips Gang. WaterHead 01:53, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

Not Long Beach City, Long Beach, CA. Small difference, but hey, for people from Long Beach, NY it actually means something.NYMoogle 06:33, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

Cleanup

This article just goes on and on without any stops. Snoop is a big enough character that we can at least break his history up into headings and subheadings right? How do I recommend attention again? JoeHenzi 6 July 2005 01:31 (UTC)

Def Jam 2:Fight For New York

He plays a character in that game, it looks like him and has his voice. I can't remember what his character's name is or else I'd put it on there. PirateMonkey 14:10, 19 July 2005 (UTC)

He played 'Crow' to the best of my knowledge. Anonymous 07:15, 7 December 2005 (GMT)

regarding sites listed on this page

I assume you meant "non-NPOV". As for setting up links, regardless of whether or not it comes from the owner, the links are set up due to someone's suggestion. Some may argue that that particular "someone" is then "biased" towards that particular page before they link it. I think the bottom line is not who sets up the link - even it is from the owner (which I think most of them are?) - but rather, what POV is in the actual link text or site.

Yes, POV instead of NPOV. Or non-NPOV if we can handle all the double-negatives. Anyway, I disagree. Already, users are not meant to edit their own wikipedia pages (so, for example, Wil Wheaton should not edit his page, though it's fine for you to edit your own). I see linking to your own site as a similar sort of thing. This may not be official policy, however. --Yamla 22:26, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

<< Additionally, the site is clearly commercial, making money from ads.>> Every single link listed on the Snoop page (except one which provides far less valuable info than download-latest-online-music's) and every Bow Wow link, some far more commercial than download-latest-online-music, is making money from ads or something else. This practice is not incompliant with NPOV.

This is correct. My only refutation, and it is not strong, is that the site seems to exist primarily to gain ad revenue rather than to provide information. This point is clearly POV, though, and I understand that you have a different opinion that is as likely as mine to be valid. --Yamla 19:23, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

I realize that, again, most sites are making money one way or another. But I've tried to be careful about putting content before monetization, but monetization is inevitable for almost every wiki link you see across the board.

That's a good point. I'd rather you moved the ads to the side of the page but essentially, I am agreeing with you here. That said, there are a lot of junk links from Wikipedia... just because other articles do it does not mean it is a good idea. --Yamla 22:26, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

<< Finally, it provides very little additional information of any value.>> The info it provides is focused towards music downloads with a brief bio. With that, the Bow Wow bio on download-latest-online-music appears more in depth in many matters than the one provided in Wiki.

The bio, while different to that given on the wikipedia article, doesn't seem to add very much. I'm not saying that it is bad, just that anything useful should really be added to the Wiki article.

Although I agree the bio while different is not a complete 180 from wiki's, some other bios I have seen from other sites not only do not add much, but look alike.

This, really, is probably one of the two most important points. Do other people feel the bio on this site adds enough new content that could not be incorporated into the wikipedia article to justify linking to it? The other major point, of course, is that you are showing people which music is available on which download site. These two points are the reason I'm discussing the issue here rather than just removing the links.

And once again, there is no link spam. Ads are not sponsored by download-latest-online-music but solely by Google (ever heard of them?). As for "dubious quality" I doubt that be an issue with Bow Wow, but, notwithstanding usefullness already in Snoop Dogg's page, some ammendments are forthcoming. And as for the other download-latest-online-music links, those have been ammended or not put back on to comply with NPOV and were initially erased for reasons other than this reason.

You misunderstand what link spam means. It is completely irrelevant who sponsors the links (and Google does not sponsor google links), assuming that it isn't the record company of course. The problem is that you are linking to your own site and with significant commercial benefit to that site through additional page views and higher Google page rankings. --Yamla 19:23, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

With all due respect I'm not sure if it is my misunderstanding more than it is yours. If you take a close look at GG links at each site (not the ext links from wiki) it clearly says "Ads by Google". And once again, the ext wiki self-link situation is quite pandemic across wiki and that along with the commercial benefit from ads from all these sites, their GG ranking, etc., is inevitable. My best advice for you would be to not worry about it and let things be.

"Ads by Google", but sponsored by whoever is paying Google for the advertising. But now, I think, we are arguing semantics so I'll drop this line of argument. --Yamla 22:26, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

As for the 'Lil Bow Wow ammendent - my fault again. That's what I was trying to say. Thanks for changing it. :) Drdr1989

No problem. And I hope you understand that I'm not saying your site is invalid. I'd like to hear some other people's opinions. If I was sure your site was not valid, I'd be removing the links once again. --Yamla 19:23, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

I think opinions should be given to all ext links, not just mine. That said, thanks for understanding my opinion, and for not removing the links this time - even though I would have put them back on anyway. :) Drdr1989

Well, you only get three reverts per day. Anyway, nobody else has piped up yet. If nobody else offers an opinion by the middle of next week, I'll withdraw my objections. However, I will continue debating for a while yet. --Yamla 22:26, August 27, 2005 (UTC)

Correct birth year and name

To avoid breaking the three revert rule sometime in the near future, I'd be happy to give proof to our contributor Drdr1989 that Snoop Dogg was born in 1971 (not 1972), before he gets unconvinced with these sources, if that means stopping this vandalism: [1], [2], www.mooviees.com/9053-Snoop-Dogg/celebrity_8009, [3], [4], [5], [6], [7]. And for you (Drdr1989): I hope after this is all over and you realise that you were wrong that there will be no hard feelings. -- Mike Garcia | talk 01:01, 20 September 2005 (UTC)

According to ancestry.com, there was one Calvin Broadus born in 1972, and none in 1971. Plus, I think the tagline to Murder Was the Case is good evidence (see IMDB [8]). The internet seems divided though, about half the sites for each date. MickWest 01:34, 20 September 2005 (UTC)

I would also like to add that one my former colleagues from Long Beach who was also born in 1972 went to high school with Calvin and I remember him saying they were born in the same year. With all this evidence we have two choices: err on the side of Mike's ego, or on the side of 1972. Drdr1989 02:33, 20 September 2005 (UTC) The preceding should have been read with a bright smile.

His birthday is in October, which may have been past the cutoff date to start school. They may have been the same year in school, but born in separate years. There is far more evidence for 1971. --Fallout boy 20:10, 5 October 2005 (UTC)

The "evidence" for 1971 is weak, whereas the evidence for 1972 is firm. Regardless of my friend in school how can you rebut the Murder Was the Case tagline and ancestry.com??? Come on now! Drdr1989 04:02, 6 October 2005 (UTC)

I checked ancestry.com and there is a Calvin Broadus for both years. And I doubt either of them is him, as most remotely famous people have themselves removed from public record search engines (like zabasearch). --Fallout boy 07:43, 6 October 2005 (UTC)

Due to the age fabrication issue, either YOB (and others - I've seen that these aren't the only two; just the most popular) could be questionable. But you need to subscribe to ancestry.com to get the correct year. Now that name may have been another "Calvin Broadus" but it still could be him as he was once being investigated for a serious crime. I did leave 1971 on, but added 1972 as an alternative possibility as there is still no confirmable evidence for 1971. Drdr1989 16:45, 6 October 2005 (UTC)

According to California birth records, he was born as Cordozar C Broadus on 20 Oct 1971. This is also the name and birthdate that other public records have him listed as. Questors 22:42, 29 December 2005 (UTC)

Thanks for the info, but which California and birth records did you consult? That would help resolve this little issue. For now, in good faith I kept on 1971, but I'm tempted to put both years in two weeks if I can't find any confirmable evidence myself. Help us out! Drdr1989 07:38, 7 January 2006 (UTC)

California and Social Security death records list his father as Cordozar Broadus. The father was born in 1948 and died in 1984. Questors 19:51, 11 January 2006 (UTC)

I think Drdr1989 wants to know which Web site you got those records from (since there are a lot of Web sites purporting to offer birth records), or whether you actually went down to L.A. County headquarters to inspect the county birth certificate records in person. Otherwise, how the hell do we know you're not just making this up? After all, most news articles I've seen give Snoop Dogg's real name as Calvin. --Coolcaesar 20:03, 11 January 2006 (UTC)

The Social Security Death Index is available free at several sites on the Web including FamilySearch. Check out LondonTimes or the name of the copyright holder at Warner. The California records are from the indexes available for a fee from ancestry.com. You can plug in the name at the main search page and see that there are results in the CA records. You must subscribe, as I do, to see the details. I use info from ancestry and other sites to correct the rampant errors on Wikipedia. I have not the slightest interest in rap. Questors 23:43, 11 January 2006 (UTC)

I think this time Questors is right. The West Coast edition of XXL (magazine) published in April, 2005 states in the intro of a Snoop Dogg interview that his name is Cordazar Broadus, was born in 1971, and that he began to use his second name Calvin later. It also cites Snoop's 1999 autobiography book, Tha Doggfather as one of the information sources.[9]Lajbi 00:31, 12 January 2006 (UTC)

Murder was the Case says: Calvin Broadus 1972-1994.

This is the text of his listing on the CA birth index go here for non-login version:--Fallout boy 23:08, 19 April 2006 (UTC)

BROADUS, CORDOZAR 1971-10-20 Mother's last name: TATE Gender: MALE County: LOS ANGELES

I herd him say on TV he was born in 71

All seems to be correct. Although it is still strange. Just checked the "Murder was the case" video , where Snoop gets buried alive, and the gravestone says "1972-1994". Maybe it was just a mistake of the Property man or the Stage setter? Lajbi 00:06, 20 April 2006 (UTC)

I've heard some people consider it bad luck to put a person's real name/DoB/etc. on a tombstone while they are still living (people think Elvis is alive because his middle name was misspelled on his). Maybe Snoop Dogg is superstitious?--Fallout boy 03:47, 20 April 2006 (UTC)

every site says he's born 1971 but "Murder Was The Case" says he was born 1972 wich one was he born on it'a like saying he's born 1976 u dont know what "YEAR" he was born.

My Man!! That was a nice one. You got my vote. Lajbi 18:07, 20 April 2006 (UTC)

Recent Changes (2005.10.)

If you have any questions about the albums listed in the article just post me a message.Lajbi

Bee gees

The bee gees are not in ups and downs.--60.226.31.60 08:58, 8 October 2005 (UTC)

It's a remix of a Bee Gees track called "Love you inside out" , more precisely it has the same sample with Snoop singing some like the old vocals. The reason of indicating the Bee Gees as co-operating artists is that : on the R&G album original back cover it is written so.Lajbi

Born again christian?

Are there any sources available (interviews or something) to justify this? I couldn't really bring anything up using google ... If so, this paragraph should perhaps be elaborated on, or else left out? -- Snader

I deleted the paragraph. "Born again christian" is way too POV anyway, IMO. -- Snader 23:15, 18 October 2005 (UTC)

His gang affiliation

The author of this article incorrectly writes: "A large number of Snoop Dogg's songs mention 'the LBC.' This is a reference to the city of Long Beach, California, or to the Long Beach Crips"

This is not true. There seems to be a common misconception that the Crips set Snoop claims is the "LBC Crips". What a lot of people don't realize is that Snoop is actually not a member of this set. There is a gang called the LBC Crips in Los Angeles County, but they're not even from Long Beach. They're actually from Compton - "LBC" stands for "Latana Blocc Compton". But there is no gang called the "LBC Crips" in Long Beach, nor is Snoop from this set.

The gang Snoop banged with is actually the Rollin' 20 Crips. Warren G, Goldie Loc (of Tha Eastsidaz), and Lil 1/2 Dead are also from this set, and I've heard rumors that Nate Dogg is, too (though I can't confirm them).

album themes and titles

The main heading on a music album is it's Bold textthemeBold text which is followed by the title of the recording. Therefore, 'Snoop Dogg' is the album theme and several different albums have several different titles. 207.200.116.200 10/19/2005 18:59, 19 October 2005 (UTC) beadtot

Cleanup

This article and many of the other related articles has serious quality problems that need to be fixed. --FuriousFreddy 00:15, 1 November 2005 (UTC)

To say that they need cleanup is a major understatement, and i've begun to notice the same on far too many other pages lately. --IamAndrewsSoul 07:10, 6 November 2005 (UTC)

What's his age?

IMDB.com says he was born on October 20, 1971. Here it says he was born in 1972. In the trivia section it states that he's 36, which is a pretty funny joke considering it isn't interesting trivia, and apparently is untrue. I don't know when he was born but I imagine that IMDB has it correct.

MTV, All Music Guide and other musical sources, not to mention the tagline for Murder in The First have it at 1972. Even though IMDB.com has plenty of information for the curious surfer, it is not always right - this is not the only entry I have seen in IMDB with incorrect info. Further confusing is lots of mirror sites copy IMDB.com, unfortunately, so there's alot of false birthdates on different pages floating around. Drdr1989 02:09, 4 December 2005 (UTC)

Murder was the Case says he was born in 1972.

1971 or 1972 which iz it.

Oakland is not 415

Its 510. Either it needs to be changed to 510 or Oakland needs to be changed to SF.

Oakland was in the 415 area code until the early '90s.Reggaedelgado 19:54, 7 April 2006 (UTC)

Murder Trial

This entry requires extensive coverage of Calvin Broadus' murder trial, and other involvement with the justice system.

See also

Why is the "list of best selling music artists" linked here? Snoop is not even mentioned on it. So it doesn't prove anything...

Tookie Williams friendship

It should be mentioned that Snoop Dogg's engagement in supporting Tookie Williams may be explained by either participation in Crips gang actions. --Abdull 11:04, 13 December 2005 (UTC)

is there any verifiable evidence available for this, other than your or others' speculation  ? 84.176.227.18 13:25, 15 December 2005 (UTC)

Drdr1989

Pornographer

n : someone who presents shows or sells writing or pictures that are sexually explicit in violation of the community mores [syn: porn merchant]

from Dictionary.com
see (or watch) Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle

Ahaha... cute, but you're wasting your time. The guy obviously fails to read any other talk pages but his own, where that shortcoming is a recurrent theme. Newsmare 01:23, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

Thanks. I saw your point. And I also like your Rhetorical question...Lajbi 11:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

Picture

I liked the older picture of snoop with his white-t on. Could someone change it back? -Damien Vryce 19:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

The current one is bigger, and is a part of Wikipedia Commons, while the other was incertain regarding its license, and probably has been deleted fro that reason (or because it isn't attached to any pages for more than a week now) Lajbi 19:29, 20 February 2006 (UTC)

Collaborations

I removed the endless and infintie listing of Snoop's cameos in the Trivia section. Shouldn't we start a new article about the (anticipated) Snoop' collaborations with the relevant song and album indications? It would be adequate to name them all because the study - that places Snoop the most well-connected rapper - never did that, and noone will ever read through the whole essay. It would be a great task as it affects almost everyone from Kane and Abel to Keyshia Cole, from Foesum to Angie Martinez. Lajbi 22:46, 4 March 2006 (UTC)

I will try to merge it into Hip hop collaborations. Lajbi ^{Holla @ me}Who's the boss? 14:24, 8 August 2006 (UTC)

Trivia twice

Why are there two trivia sections (2. and 5.)? And is it true that he's the nephew of Bootsy Collins? --194.114.62.34

Banned from UK

Has he really been banned from the UK? The same story is plastered all over the web, most citing The People, but none giving an official source. He's been banned from BA, and I think this might just be taken out of context for the sake of noteriety. Anyone got a concrete source? Thedarxide 14:34, 18 May 2006 (UTC)

Music samples

The music sample for Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang explains: (...) This sample shows Snoop Dogg's slow-jam rapping style and unique word usage, as well as his writing-composing talent.
Problem is: in this sample, you hear Snoop for only 3 seconds, the rest is Dr. Dre rapping :-) Someone should correct this. thanx!
Wikizen 21:54, 4 June 2006 (UTC)

If I remember correctly, Snoop Dogg wrote the lyrics for Nuthin But A G Thang. Dre's just a producer who raps. Writing isn't his specialty.

Drug trafficker?

Seems silly to put him in that category. It's well-documented that he did sell drugs but I think that the category is meant for the Escobars and Gottis of the world.

It Blows My Mind

It Blows My Mind (2005) from The Neptunes Present... Clones should be added as a single!-Bungalowbill

It is listed in Snoop Dogg discography and filmography as a cameo. Lajbi ^{Holla @ me}Who's the boss? 07:13, 14 July 2006 (UTC)

Recent Years Section

Does anyone feel that the recent years section is unorganized and really just a list of events? I am unsure of how to do it better, but the section could be improved. Gronkmeister | ^Talk/ _Contrib 21:17, 29 October 2006 (UTC)

The Rap Band 415

My understanding is that the name for the Richie Rich's group was for the California Penal Code for disturbing the peace, not for the (then) area code of Oakland. This should be corrected.

platinum albums

it might be worth it to mention in the body of the article or even the introduction that Snoop has never not had an album go platinum with 1mil sales (Blue Carpet is only a month old but halfway there). thats pretty hard to do in the music industry. JoeSmack ^Talk 02:44, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

I don't understand what you try to say. Lajbi ^{Holla @ me} 10:12, 21 December 2006 (UTC)

did snoop go on tour with The Used?72.74.116.211 17:22, 28 December 2006 (UTC)

Who is the used

Sources

I noticed that a couple sources link to internet forums. These do not meet Wikipedia's policy for reliable sources. I won't get rid of them, but I felt that this needed to be pointed out. --Ted87 19:27, 11 February 2007 (UTC)

Eazy-E's Death

Muthaphuck Snoop... The bitch killed eazy-e

"but to me you ain't nothin but a bitch ass Nigga"

Fuck U Nigga

Ay Asshole dont talk shit about Snoop he aint did shit to Eazy-E so fuck u and go fuck yo Mamma