FULL SEND PODCAST - Snoop Dogg x Nelk Boys | Ep. 40

Episode Date: April 20, 2022

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We want out. We want out. We want out. We want out. So we got Snoop today. We're at his compound. Yeah, how was the rest of your weekend in Miami? It was good. Actually, you know, it's funny. It was scary. I had a legit panic tag in the back of the car. Because I hadn't, I was up all night again, which I got the sleep schedule we got better at. We went to the country music festival. And that was fucking nuts because it was actually funny because usually when we go out in public, Kyle gets like reamed by all these fans, right? which he had fans there and whatnot but at the end of the day

it was all these like country music sloppy like deep you know what are Bob's fans like Bob has like a big like senior citizen audience so you bring like an older demographic to the table yeah like cows cool like Menry fans are really cool you know they're older just respectful

great people you know just normal you know down to earth don't let the money get to their heads don't let anything just fucking good people but those people are also full send fans too I mean, with the whole podcast, that's kind of what we did, right? It was weird. We went to the country concert, and it was like, it's all just fucking Trump-loving people.

So everyone's literally coming up to us and being like, thank you. Yeah. Like, they're like, thank you. There is definitely a lot of people that come up and recognize the podcast now, which means we're doing a good job. Everyone's, yeah, it's all just podcasts now. Podcast, podcast, podcast. It's wild.

But I had to physically prepare myself for smoking weed today. Because I don't want a repeat of Tyson. Dude, I've smoked weed with you 100 times. I know, but like, I, I took. tell you, I've been having like a little, a couple of panic attacks lately. And last time I was with Tyson on the couch. You guys didn't know I was going through a full-blown panic attack like that whole episode. But the problem is when you have a panic attack, normally you get up and walk away. That's how weed is. You always think that everyone else thinks you're really

high, but no one ever really notices. Yeah. And there's, like, me too. Like I'm always like thinking everyone thinks I'm so stoned. But then you watch the footage back and you're like, I don't even look that lit. You look lit as fuck. My eyes for some reason to get super, super, super, super red. It's funny though. And I'm getting my blood work done. Well, I got it done two days ago. I'm getting my results back in two days. I haven't got it done in six years. I am fucking. Maybe you just don't even look at the results. It would just be funny if they came back. They're like, you were the

healthiest man in the world. I'd be like, but I don't think that's... My liver was a little damaged. So yours is fucking screwed. Mine's gone. Mine's a better like hanging out by a string bean. Can you do a liver transplant? Can they get you a new one or once your liver's gone? You're dead. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know about that. You can do a kidney. Yeah, I know, but the kidney is not the issue. It's liver.

Well, I don't know. You're doing okay. Oh, there we go. The voice sounds very familiar. Snoop That's good That's good That's good This is dope Snoop in the house

Well, we're in Snoop's crib Actually, so Snoop I gotta give you props One of the One of the best halftime shows I think I've ever seen in my life Thank you, God

That was I was there And it was unreal Man, we had a blast Doing and putting it together You know, being in L.A. In front of our people That shit felt good And that was dope having you

at our, when you DJ at our MediCard event. Oh yeah. That was dope. I like that. That was on the water, right? Yeah. I like that city, too. That city is the shit. What, Newport? Hell yeah. That was dope. People went crazy. We didn't tell anyone Snoop was coming. We kept it a complete surprise

and he showed up. We called that area, Orange County. That's Warren G's area. Warren G used to dominate the O.C. area. So we call that Warren's County. How did he dominate it? I mean, he was the first nigga of move out there. And you know what I'm saying? He took, he put his flag down, pop. I'm in the O.C. Because when we first got our little chipples or dippas, you know, everybody was shooting in

different locations. He put the flagship down in the OC, established his family out there, send his kids to school out there, the Mission VA home. So, you know, he's an avid community member of the OC. OC's just chill as fuck. Yeah, and that's how he is. So that's why I blended with him. That's dope. We also, uh, We got our full send Snoop dog shit You guys have probably been seeing it But we got a whole collection We did with Snoop

We're all rocking it right now It's live on fullsen.com Make sure you guys go check it out We had to do it for 420 right Good timing Shit's actually fired too Wait today is 420 When this episode's up

It's 420 My bad sorry Sorry It's just the You know I'm getting a contact What is it what is showing Oh okay I think we're gonna get

I'm gonna get you at the piece My chain be covering it up You know So I didn't want to wear it But I like to wear these letters That's puffed up I had a couple to choose I like that black and yellow

This one's dope Which one is super dope Yeah Yeah both of the ones Y'all got on this dope I was debating on which one to put on But I was like I got on blue So I'm gonna wear a blue

So yeah 420 I mean when this air So I think I think we gotta get lit as fuck Especially if we're with Snoop Yeah you didn't bring any weed We don't have any weight Yeah you did I'm here

Oh Let's go You know Yeah Well we did a podcast with You're a lot nicer than Rick Ross Yeah we did a podcast with Rick Ross And he didn't share

He didn't share He didn't share He didn't share that to Rick. And I'll pass it down to the rest of the three little bears I'll get you something out of there.

Siney, can you roll up? Y'all watch my fucking fucking little red riding hood. You watch her going to every room and try out every bed. Y'all for the trial out every goddamn blood in here. Try it out.

And I think everyone on set, too, usually when we do the smoking ones, everyone's got to smoke if you're in here. You got to get your punk ass out. Does it, this is a smoke friendly room. If you don't smoke, we're not friendly.

Fuck out. Does that week? Yeah, sir. Does the week get you. Feel free to exit if you don't want to smoke. You don't know I roll back to us? I mean, I can, but like, I don't want to do it right now, honestly. Talking pretty good on TV.

No, I can't. That's what the fuck you want to say. Buddy, roll up. I don't want to, I don't want to fuck up on TV. Someone back there can't roll back on. It's going to be watching. It's going to be cameras all over me. No, no.

Fuck, get someone else to do it. I'm not going to fuck out. I'll just fucking eat the bowl if I need it. Anyone but Snoop. No, you sent me next to him in. How long does it take you to roll one of these, though? You didn't see me on Instagram another day? Uh-uh.

Somebody pull up one on my Instagram page and show how quick I wrote a motherfucking blunt up. The song would even, it's on Wall Store. Pull it up. Can I let him see the shit? And bro, you were the first one on Instagram? I mean, they say I was the first celebrity on there. That's crazy. They always love bragging about that shit.

They ain't gave me no money to support that, but I'll let them have they run with that shit. Give your own strain of weed. Oh, yeah. This is it. That's some of it. You know, I got many different styles. A lot of them is real. A lot of them is mimics.

But that one right there, that's that real dear right to. But your Instagram. is fucking, like, crazy popping. You got 75. Can he roll it? Tell him what day it is. This is a fast, Snoop rolls of blood. He ain't even get to ABC.

Nick of Michael Jackson even get to say ABC and that's what the whole fuck was rolled up. And that's what the whole song's say. Yeah, pull it up on there. That's pretty quick. That's a pretty quick. Is someone on roll duty or? I can't roll about it.

We have fucking 20 people back there. Not one person can roll. John, I wasn't even doing it about time. I mean, I liked that song. It's good, man. I liked it when my shirt was sparkling. So I'm like, let me roll this shit up. I looked up, the motherfucker was over with.

I'm like, damn, this was fast. Hello. Yeah. So I really do want to talk about the real quick, the halftime show thing, because that was talk about it. I'm here for you. So how did that all come together? Because it was Dre, M&M, you.

It was almost like, all you guys reunited again? It was a Dr. Dre play. The Super Bowl wanted Dr. Dre. And when they initially wanted Dr. Dre, they gave him the rights to do what he wanted to do as far as picking and choosing and putting the package together the way he felt would represent him, his music, his legacy, and his whole aura. So Dre went and put together what he felt was best for his performance, which was the people that were directly connected to his career or either people that was directly connected to his record label. And these are questions that I've yet to ask him on how he picked and why he picked. I just know that my name was, you know, one of the first ones to be called

when he was debating about whether he was going to do it and then once he finally decided to do it, then, you know, I got the call and I was all in. Because he seems like, because Eminem doesn't seem like he does shit anymore, right? Does Eminem do anything anymore? He'd do what he have to do. But I think when you've been the biggest rapper in the world

for so many years, it's like, what more can you do? Right. You know, I think he's finding his moments now, finding when he wants to come and when he wants to drop. and pop because you know his fan base ain't going no way. Right. It is funny when you see like rappers come at him. It's like, how could you go to Eminem and not respect what they know he's sitting in the shell

right now and what they're going to do is make him pop that motherfucking shell open. What does that mean again? Who's been going at him? MGK, right? That was like time ago though. What I mean, you know when people take shots at rappers like that is because that rapper is invisible for the moment.

But that's the way to get him back visible when you start poking their bear. He still is who he is. Don't get it fucked up. Who, Eminem? Oh, yeah. Yeah, MGK, like, what? It's disrespect to even think he could go at Eminem.

Do you not agree? Like, what the fuck? Eminem is, did you ever get poked? Has anybody ever poke you? All the time. Really? I break nails, though. Nothing that ever pissed you off, though, right?

No, you poke the bear with your nails. You get your nail broke. Yeah, that's my motto, too. Exactly. What was the story of how Dre discovered you and, like, how death row started? The death row started would have to come from Harry O. before I got there. But discovering me, through Dr. Dre, we had a mixtape

with a group 213, me, Warren G and Nate Dole. In this mixtape, we had Warren G used to move around with it, and he happened to be at a bachelor party that was an NWA party because him and Dre were stepbrothers. So he happened to slide the music in when the music stopped. Dre was interested. Warren G. told him who it was, set up a meeting. We went to go see him,

recorded the song that was on that cassette, and then from that song, we went into doing other songs, other songs, then building a brotherhood, creating deep cover the chronic and the rest of the history. And now you own death row. Yes, sir. You acquired it? Congratulations on that. That's crazy.

Thank you, bro. That's so fire? Yes, sir. And what? You want to make it an NFT label I saw? Already they did that. But they took it off Spotify and Apple? They didn't do nothing.

I did. Why did you do that? Why not? What about people that want to listen to the music? I get that. But what about the people who made the music it didn't get paid? What's more important? Yeah.

How do they get paid the other way? When I restructured it and put it back up and put it in the right realm and the right business frame and make sure that the money is allocated to the right people, then it would be back up. What the fans have to understand is that this is called show business. And a lot of times we give them the show without having our business together. So now we get in our business right. right, and they're just going to have to allow us to get our business right.

But the show must go on. 100%. But they still get to see bits and pieces of what we've done in the past, but it's about what we're doing now and how we maintain the legacy. And when I do present it back, it's going to be presented in a real way to where the people can actually have rights to owning it, to making money off of it, to monopolize it as opposed to just, okay, we can hear your music, but we don't have no ownership.

We just listen to it when we want to. I want people to be able to have some ownership in this shit, because they made me who I am. Right. And they made us who we are for 30 years strong. And it's our job to get them back what they gave us. For sure. How is that going to work?

Because that's like a major move that you've made first in the space now is like announcing that death row is going to be purely NFTs. That's like massive. How does that kind of work? Can you speak on that at all? Or is it more something you got to keep private? No, I ain't got to keep nothing private. Everything I do is public.

So what it is. Business-wise, when you say people have ownership over some of the music, how does that work? So, for example, in the web three, space when you buy and trade, art, whatever it is that you trade and collectibles, the consumer has the ability to own it, to trade it, to make money off of it, and then you're able to get percentages off of the secondary and the third market, right? So picture doing that with music. Picture me taking one of my classic records that you love to death and you've always

cherished it and it means so much to you. Now you have the right to buy it and own it and to trade it and to make money off of it. Now you actually own a piece of Snoop Dog's legacy as opposed to I have a copy of his CD that I lost or have a copy of his album that I can't find the cover. Now you actually own something that's actually yours that you can profit off of. I just feel like that's what the industry is headed. Being in it for so many years, 30 years strong, my fans coming to show up from me, me charging them for everything. T-shirts, concerts, this, that, that, but not giving them shit back. Don't sit right.

How can you think you're the only one that has this take right now? I ain't the only one that has this take. I'm just the one that's doing it first. I'm just the one that can do it because I'm not signing nobody. A lot of people are talking about it, but no one's really nailed it yet. They're signed to a label so they can't really exercise the move like me. I'm signed to my label. I'm signed to death row record.

So I'm the CEO, the artist, all of the above. So I just ask myself, hey, Snoop, is it okay if you do it, FTA? Sure, do whatever you like. You know, everybody else got to go to a label and a bunch of motherfuckers. Well, what do you think? We got to run up the chain. We got to ask Tim. We got to do this.

And then before you know what, the artist is frustrated. How many artists do you hear complaining about we don't make money off our YouTube videos? We don't make money off our streaming. The label won't let me go. I can't do this. I can't do that. Yeah. Well, so was the label the bad guy or what?

They're not the bad guy. It's just a system that was created many years ago that they're not changing. I don't give a fuck about you, me, him, him, or the other. Michael Jackson wasn't even making it. dollars off of his albums. Fuck. So how does that work, though? I mean, to me, that's not in the music business.

That sounds so weird. How is Michael Jackson not making money off his own music? Look it up. Who takes that? The record label? The record label, it's called points and percentages and rollouties and shit that you get for the record. So, for example, if they were selling Michael Jackson record, Thriller for $9.99, right? How much money do you really think he made off of each copy of Thriller?

And this is the 80s. and that shit sold the most records ever. He made a lot of money. What you think the record labels made? Book club on Monday. Jim on Tuesday. Date night on Wednesday. Out on the town on Thursday.

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So it's like it's time for it to be reversed. If the artist is the one who everybody loves, then cherishes, he should be the one getting the motherfucking finances. Perfect example. Taylor Swift, she ain't an old artist at all. She's quite new. What does she do? She remastered her album. Why?

Because she wasn't making revenues off of that album. Are you firing shots at Scooter Brought here? I'm firing shots at nobody. Scooter's my friend. I'm just giving the truth. Like, this is public information. Am I lying? Ask her, why does she redo her album?

Because she couldn't get financed. So she redid her album as a way of, I'll make this for my fans, and they'll support me because those are my vocals and this is my music. I should be making money off of my project when you buy. Which I agree with. How did that situation resolve, by the way?

Did Scooter and Taylor resolve that? I don't know That's their business But I just know It's public information As far as Scooter was holding up All those T Swift bangers

22, 16 I mean those are like Classic bangers No Snoop Would you agree? Totally I was going to Remaster my album

My son had told me A years ago He was like You should just remaster Remastered doggy style Pops Fuck all that Just remastered

And you ain't got worry about all that But I didn't want to go That approach Because you can't remaster Doggy style Like you can remaster Them R&B songs

that shit was a feeling. That shit was a moment. You know what I'm saying? You can't, we capture that. We're trying to reenact that shit all over again. So I had to go get my shit back. But some artists do make better sense for them to just say, fuck it, I'm going to remaster my shit.

Because after seven years, in case you artists don't know, it's a seven-year clause where you can remaster your album and get the ownership back. Do you think that all record labels will kind of now utilize this technology of NFTs? Like, do you think that's where the whole space is heading? Here we go. John, John. Well, first of all, we got J's in the house.

Yeah, here we go. Now we get this. First of all, the-jays for the audience, too. It's 420, like, when we're launching this. Yeah, break bread a fagged. Everyone at home, too. Light up. Bob, you want to light?

Take us on socials, too, if you're smoking, watching this. Yeah, break-bred. Everything, it's 420. We got the merch live. Full send.com, Snoop. Full of sin. Send it off. You might have I borrow your letter real quick to, uh, what's mine is yours and what's yours is mine.

My casa, so casas. Here we go. So, yeah, you think NFTs. That's the future? I think that record labels are easing into it but they're kind of like afraid because they don't know what the end result will be as far as if it's going to end their business

because the thing is this they know that they have so much control traditionally and all that they're hearing about in the NFT metaverse spaces that the artist has control and that's like opposing to them that's like telling the NFL owner okay NFL owners

they just started a whole new motherfucking league and the players run the league and the players dictate everything so do you think the NFL would kind of like that or do you think they don't want to be a part of that it's still business they're just going to try to find a way to get in to keep their strength you said you're the first one to kind of do this so are artists starting to hit you up seeing that you're doing this and like you're like saying i'm getting hit up from well-known artists i'm getting hit up from estates, from people's estates that have their families, you know, estates in their control, and they want me to take it into this space and, you know, utilizing and monetize for them.

So it's from that to artists that are signed traditionally to artists in different genres of music, from K-pop to Latin, to rock, to everything. So it's not just a bunch of hip-hop motherfuckers calling and saying, hey, man, give me a record deal. It's people that make music. that death vote could be a home for them. Are other labels going to get pissed off at you, you think? For what? For just doing this new innovative way to protect the artist?

Come on, man, you're talking to the most lovable Pimp in America. Facts. How are they going to hate me? I mean, I've been giving them my services from day one. The least I can do is try to give opportunity and different action to artists and people who create. Because I'm not the only one doing it. I'm just the biggest doing it. You know, like he said, people try and they fail.

or people try and they do good, but if they don't get the attention on it that I'm getting on it. So we're just trying to create new avenues for artists to have full control and really dictate what they want to put out. How do the people listen to it? Because that's one thing I'm trying to understand. Like on the consumer end, like how do they listen to the music? I get like buying it.

I know how they buy it. They're going to own it. They're able to resell it. But how do they actually consume it? Well, it goes into your computer or your phone. Is it like a new app? It's not like an app. It's like it goes into your wallet.

you have like a wallet so everything is mass produced in there and kept in there to where you can move in and shake it because some people have took some of our music and took my vocals and what they did was they took some acapellas and made like a different version so for example i put a hip-hop song out and put out the hip-hop beat with the instrumental in the acapella maybe a few weeks later there's a version of that acapella on an edm beat and is banging like a motherfucker oh so that's your plan for it like are you going to sell like the Dems and shit, too. The plan is the shit is happening before our eyes.

Like, we just start doing shit like that, and that shit start happening. So that's the interaction that we're getting. So if you own the music, you could take, like... Whatever the fuck you want to do with it. And then you could sample, like, your verse and remix and make money off it. And you can rap with Snoop Dogg on the song. How much would it cost to get on the verse with Snoop Dog right now? That's lit.

But now, just say, in this world, you fucking got... He got the song. You got the beat. He got this. Y'all put that shit together. Now it's like, oh, we got a fucking song with Snoop Dog in our group. How much would it cost to get on a song? If I didn't want to go that route, which obviously you want to...

Oh, $250,000? $250,000. Yeah. So if somebody gives you $250,000, that means that you'll jump on. You get about 16 bars? 16 bars? Mm-hmm. And when it's time to do the video, I need to get another $250 about it.

All right. And you only got a hour, so get to film it. Well, I can't afford this. I don't know why you're coming to me. I'm not talking that shit. I'm not talking to shit. I'm just asking you. I don't know.

When I hear business, I go in business mode, dog. I felt that. I felt that. It ain't person. Hey, listen, I'm a personal guy and I'm a business guy. When we're talking personal, we can have fun. When you talk business, I go, hold on, $2.50 for $2.50. Let me smoke a little more of that way here, all right, you know?

Is that standard no matter what the relationship's like? Oh, hell no. Fuck no. Because some people get it lower. Some people get it on the house. Because if you're family, how I look like sticking you up for $2.50 and you're just coming out? But does some people get, like, offended? Like, what the fuck I thought we were family?

Like, why are you charging me $2.50? Do you hear what I just said? If you're a family, what the fuck do I look like charging you that? Now, it's, it's either personal or it's business. If it's family, then it's personal. Then that means I can give you how much you got? I only got. Don't even worry about it.

We're going to work that out. But if it's business, I ain't talking to you. I'm talking to your business. Who's the one putting up all that real money? I ain't talking to you so it ain't going to be no disrespect. Get me to the boss so we can have a boss to boss talk. You're dealing with a fucking boss. Give me what I want and let's keep it pushing.

And me and you maintain our relationship because it had nothing. to do with you. There's boss to boss. You get what I'm saying? So it keeps our relationship clean and cut. Now, if you don't have a boss and you financially doing it yourself, now it's me and you. How much you got on me? I only got, matter of fact, I ain't got nothing, dog. Cool, don't even worry about it. When you blow up, just get back at me. So we work. Have you ever helped out a little guy and just, like, jumped in the studio with somebody who's really not, couldn't afford it and just kind of just sat in there for 20 minutes and just let it rip? All the time. I'd have done versus for 10,000, 5,000.

I'd have done verses for 500, $750. I'd have done versus on credit. My motherfuckers didn't have a money. And I just was like, fuck it. I'm gonna fuck with him. I'm gonna give it to him. I'm just gonna get out with you. I fuck with you, homie.

I like your shit. Or even just taking it and talking about that shit. Sometimes that's better than me rapping on it. Me taking your music, putting it on my page, reposting, now you got a bunch of followers and now you're on it, pop. How many followers you got now?

I don't even know. Snoop has like 75 mil on Insta. No way. I've never seen them niggas at one time. place. You run your page yourself? You better know it. The videos are funny on your IG. Hey man, we try to keep it entertaining.

I want to let you know that Bob over here said that you repost him but you don't ever tag him. I don't tag nobody. I just be happy. Now that the weeds kicking in here. It's not personal, bro. Listen, I got an issue. Let me tell you this.

This is my issue. I say this to everybody that repost. Shut the fuck up and be happy I took your shit. Well, you know what? Shut the fuck up and be happy I took your shit. I got nothing to say about that. Yeah. Have you seen that video recently?

Because it's going to all come back to you? No, he was bad. Trust me. I was thrilled. I got a lot of pussy that. Thank you. And what was on the bottom of the video? Your name.

No, it was just the fact that he posted. I mean, Bitches were all over here. See, he knows how to maximize. Yeah. I like the pimple on the end. See, he said, man, I got a lot of pussy that way. That's what you're supposed to do.

No, I walked around. I walked around the party and I was like, Snoop just posted me. And the girls, the girls were like, literally, it does work. had two girls bring me in the back room they were both blowing me it was a whole thing oh is that yeah that didn't know you're always welcome to the party yeah of course by the way is this your is this your weed yes this is uh you fuck what it yeah it's nice we smoke tis it's good i'm just

where do you buy your stuff from are you in like stores dispensaries not yet uh i got a product coming out called uncle snoop's product which is the first actual product that i'm putting out that has my name, my likeness, my, everything, my DNA all over. Then I got my board ape that I'm about to drop some bug what called Dr. Bombay. So I took him my board ape and created a brand for him, action figure, clothing line, all of the above, just trying to make him do what he's supposed to do, because I'm watching the board ape community, like, slowly but surely get off into traditional businesses.

And, you know, that's what I, it's my expert. How did you learn all this shit about NFTs? My son. My son. Cordell, Cordell, Nick Adler. Well, mainly Nick was the first one that brought it to me. Nick was always pushing the line on doing this and doing that. And then Cordell started easing me into it by explaining it to me to where, you know, what like we say in nigger terms.

So I could understand it because Nick was talking in technology terms and I couldn't really figure that shit out. So Cordell helped me understand it. Then we put a team with people behind us, which is Amador and Shiv. And then we got my regular team, which is Jasmine and Kevin, and just my inside team. We just began just moving and jumping into the field and learning and exploring and just figuring the shit out. And now that I'm actually hands-on, I kind of like got it now. I'm like really got it figured out now. And that's what Nick always wants.

He always wants for me to learn it myself. So that way when we're ever having conversations, I don't look like a dummy when motherfuckers start asking. I know we met a lot of people that you can kind of tell they're just getting into it because it's trendy and shit. some shit that somebody programmed. But you know, yeah, you could tell when you speak about it, you're, like, educated on it. How cool is that that it's like a father's son type duo? That's the dope. That's the dope shit right there because, you know, naturally I want him to be a football star

because that was my dream. You know what I'm saying? There was a show about that one, wasn't it? Definitely, snooping son. But at the end of the day, it's about him having his own dreams and making his own path. And it just seemed like business was more important to him than sports. And how can I knock that when that's what we push in our family to be the best, it who we can be. And if business is what it is, then that's what it's supposed to be in our

supporting. God is back, and now I'm taking lessons from him to show you that that's how we're supposed to be in life. If somebody can teach you something, no matter how old they are, what position they are, you should be willing to listen. What are you doing with gala in the space? Gala games, gala music. That's my partners. Those are my people. They stepped up to the plate. They really was there for me on this death role play. They've been there for me on all things, Web 3, as far as with my artists and me and my music and my catalog, I just love working with them because they're like a high-end version of what I'm doing on OpenC. What I'm doing on OpenC right now is just mixtape-style music, but the things that I do with

Gala will be project-based, N-F-T-based storylines. We're building the death row, N-O-D. We're doing all types of things that just make this shit go to a whole other level. Gala games, Gala music, death row records. You better know it. You stay like crazy active. Do you sleep? I was asleep, but you motherfuckers got here.

I was in my bed sleeping. Jasmine, like the milk boys out there. I said, give me three more minutes. She said, yeah, fuck, give me five more minutes. All right, fuck, it, let's go. I slept for about nine minutes before y'all got here. I was in front of y'all when y'all pulled up in that truck or whatever you all was in. Like a nap or like from last night.

That's it. I'm the machine. Damn. Yeah, but you have, like, a consistent sleep schedule? Because one of my issues that I struggle with. Oh, what? A consistent sleep schedule. And by the way, I smoked your shit.

So now I'm on fucking planet Mars. So I am going to. He doesn't sleep that often. I don't say, yeah, because I have trouble. It's like I sometimes can't sleep. I'm up 24 hours a day. I have a lot going on. But you have like a shit ton going on.

Do you have like, are you in bed at 9 o'clock and you wake up at 5 in the morning? Do you have like a set schedule? Nah, I don't even go to the man. I'm going to do that shit. I'm the same way. You don't sleep at all?

I sleep when I have to. I'm a fucking handbook. But he's not like, he's not like partying and shit, bro. He's working. I don't do all that shit. My shit is based around business and executing

and either making something happen, and being on the set in the studio, creating on the phone, you know, coming up with business plans, ideas, executing. Like, this shit is a task, but it's fun, and I love doing it. That's the whole point of the life I live. It's not even a job. It's just fun, me having fun and executing and empowering. What do you think you're going to give up and relax, though?

Shit, I'm 50 years old. I was supposed to have been dead debt. If I ain't did it yet, I don't know how to do it. I was supposed to take a vacation to go to Hawaii. But then fucking COVID hit and we couldn't go and I was going to be my first vacation and since then I've been full speed ahead

so I don't know if I'm going to get to it I got an anniversary coming up to her with my wife so I may that may be vacation June 14th is our anniversary so maybe because I got to do something June 15

these motherfuckers don't forget about the anniversary but these motherfuckers don't be giving the fuck they'd be setting up okay when is your anniversary on 14 we're going to have something set up on the 15 But can I enjoy my anniversary, like? Yeah, you have to. You need to.

I may need to cancel this shit. They're trying to get me in the, I think it's the Songwriters' Hall of Fame. You can't fuck up an anniversary with the wife, right? I can't, but if they give me the Songwriters' Hall of Fame, I'm... You'd be willing to do that. Yeah, but what's your negotiation process to your wife then? Oh, we're going to fly out to it. It's not going to be no I think.

It's going to be a we thing. Oh, right. But I don't know, you know, that's vacation time. I may fucking run and have my feet and sand with my socks and shoes on. Um, I saw, okay, go, go. No, no, I just had, I mean, I had another dumb question. No, we got to hear it. Go ahead.

I know you want to talk a lot of business, but I sometimes, like, yeah, deep talks. Let's hear a dumb one. Let's hear the weird. I only hear that dumbest question. Like, if I ask a dumb question, I'll sit out. But, like, did you ever get paranoid when you smoke weed? Not no more. I used to when I used to, when I used to be, like, hiding, you know, in certain areas where you couldn't smoke certain parts of the world before it was legal.

When I used to go to jail for this shit, I used to be very paranoid when I'd be on a tour. bus or be in a different country. We'll be moving across them borders. And I'd be like, oh, fuck. They're from the pull a bushole. Here come the dog. He come Fido. Isn't that crazy for weed?

Man, they used to send Fido on the bus. They used to send Fido on the bus. And we'd be all outside the bus waiting for Fido to come off. When that motherfucker come off, niggas is going to jail. Is Fido? He's the dog. Oh, fuck the dog. You can't fuck with the dog.

When he comes, it's over. It's over. His name over. You know you're fucked. You know you're fucked. Because we didn't been smoking the whole way here. Somebody didn't left something on this bed. And that motherfucker is just trained and just...

He just going to eliminate. He's jumping on everything. I always get a little nervous seeing the dog in the airport and shit. Like you're kind of like checking your pockets and shit. Oh, how about he comes standing next to me in the airport? The motherfucker just comes standing next to me like... Oh, yeah. You always get shit down.

And the way that the cops, they grab his fucking like, you know. Could you come to the back? He's ready to go. Fido who says you have something on you. I know. Fuck you were in Fido. Snoop's the easiest target for the dog. They could just fucking get you from a mile away.

It would be good to own a Fido, though, right? Do you own any dogs? I have plenty, but I don't have a fucking smuggler dog. I need one of them. No, but where they at? I think we can get one. For real? Let's go half.

We'll use it together. I don't want to fuck him just as case he turns on me. No, we'll use it together whenever y'all move with some shit, y'all having with y'all. That way, when the dogs see him, they'll be like, hold on, car, they got one Woody. All right, so if I execute the deal, so if I get the top dog, like the best fucking dog on the planet, I arrange it, like top of the line, government dogs.

Done. And I'm like, I want to give us to you as a gift. Done. All right. Done. You're going to see Minnesmoff. We're going to be on TV so much. You're going to swap and down.

We're a TV show. All right, moving on. I need that. Do you do mushrooms at all? I used to. I was so gone on mushrooms. I was on tour with Run DMC in Amsterdam. And this was probably like one of my last times doing it.

I used to cut my shit up in the weed, cut it up with scissors and rolled it up in the weed. So this time I was like, having a way out attack, and Run DMC was on stage performing, and I was just in the back of the stage crying. I was like, I can't believe that Run DMC is on stage performing. And my people would grab me like, what's wrong? I'm like, let's Run DMC up there.

They didn't understand. I just had a, I felt so good. I was a little-ass kid, and I couldn't stop crying, and I had to perform in like 20 minutes, and it took me about 30 minutes after to come back down. And I was like, okay, maybe me and Mushroom need to take a break before I perform because I'm saying too much shit right now. I get it in Amsterdam though. Do you like it?

Amsterdam is fucking crazy. I used to do the homies wrong. They ain't even know. I just rolled about seven blunts and be like here, here, here, and all the motherfuckers was laced with mushrooms. That's fucking evil. That's evil. If you guys pull the shit, are you pulling the shit right now? Oh, if you pull that on top of you should.

shit right now? No, he's really crazy. I'll fucking kill each of everyone in this room. If my shit's lace with mushrooms, we have an issue. And Fido the dog is ready to go with any fucking minute. Plain simple. You died on mushrooms and Soulplane, didn't you?

Yeah. You missed that? Yeah, I missed that shit. They gave me some new shit called DMT. Nope. You've been fucking with that? I hit it one time. How was that?

That shit was like a nigga died and was dead. and then came back and looked at itself dead. It was like, okay, I didn't see deaf, I'm cool. That's what everyone says. Yeah. Do you believe that you're, like, seeing God when you see DMT? Not God. I said death.

Oh, shit. Look, it felt like, I was like, and then I stood up and was looking at myself dying, like, man, what the fuck is you doing? Don't let that, do not hit that motherfucker one more time. You want another one? Mm-mm. Bitch, I'm done. Wait, you said you saw your own body?

Yes. Like you, like. I stepped, yep, I stepped out of my body and look. doubt at myself for like about 25 seconds. Then when I come out of it, I was like, my fingers and shit was like, and I was like, ah,

this is not for me. Who did you smoke it with? Little, you know, chicken head. That's great. What do you think it is then, DMT? Like, is it just like you're hallucinating? Some psychedelic shit, but this topic is with Tyson, Tyson gave us the fucking.

No, he got the frog shit. Don't do that. I'm not, don't worry. Don't do the hit the one he got. No, if I see a frog, I'm stepping on it He smoked DMT on our podcast, Tyson But he wants you to do the frog shit No, no frogs, you know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, you lick the toe, right? No, the port, they take the poison out of the frog And they make it like the, they heat it up And then it's like, all right, then you smoke the shit Let's go zingy All right, yeah, because I think Tyson actually physically licks them But I could be wrong Wait, did you smoke the DMT?

I don't know, no, no, there's no way Because what he explained, that's, I would have known that if that had happened. So wait, they just like lit the frog? No, it's the poison from the frog from the toad and they take it. So why do people smoke this shit? To get to a certain place as far as like it's a hide as, it's something to do with your system where it triggers something that makes you get close to the feeling of death or something.

It's something that's, I don't know how to explain this shit, but there's some weird shit that motherfuckers that like getting high doing. I just so happen to run across a few motherfuckers that like doing shit like that. And I just was in their possession. and they happened to use me for an experiment and I said, you know what? Dr. Frankenstein is out. Yeah, fuck that.

I'm not fucking doing D&T. I have no idea what's fucking going on. You're going to try it one time. I'd trip on D&T. You do it one time. They got portables now. They got the little portable DMT like the vapes.

Nah. You wouldn't get out? Not D&T. I would do it one time. That shit's scary. You got to experience it, right? Yeah, it ain't that bad. You got to be in like a jungle with a tribe, don't you?

Nah. That's awesome. Well, Tyson said. Tyson said you need a shaman present. Well, that's for his shit with the toad. Because you damn they might die with his shit. I'm not fucking with this shit. And that's Mike Tyson.

Look what he built like. Man, he's different than us, man. The shit we can regularly tape. He probably can get 22 more CCs of it. He's different. Well, it's a good feeling when you know you can walk in the room and you know you can kick the shit out of every person in the room. Like, that's a good power statement, you know?

Yeah. Some of us have to get our ego and stuff through, like, communication talking. But, like, he walks in a room. He can beat up everybody in the room. I'll light you all up in fucking one minute. Bruce Leah, motherfucker. I beat all y'all up by myself. Tyson's very, like, religious and, like, spiritual.

Are you, like, religious at all? Very religious. I'm a love God. I'm about love. My God is love, and my love is God. So I just put love in the air. I try to answer, hey, would love. I try to be more of a positive role model

and try to be a better person. Like, that's the best religion is what living within yourself. because what I come to find out when I was a kid we used to go to church and we used to read out the Bible and this and that and then I went my riding past the church one day and wasn't nobody in there it was just an empty building

that's when I had to realize that the church is you you have to be the church you have to be the religion you have to be the vessel of whatever your religion is and my religion is love so do you believe when we die

we go to heaven and that's not me being funny No, it's not funny. That's like a real thing. I really want to know. I think about the shit. It's a hilarious face, bro. Bro, this is, you guys.

No, for real, though. It's a good question. Do you believe in the afterlife? I didn't deal with death so much. That's not a crazy question at all. Thank you, Stoop. I appreciate it. That's actually a great question.

Thank you. I know. I had this conversation with Ricky Harris once upon a time when my murder was the case documentary for my movie. And we was just talking about where does the soul go after death, not the body, but what we're sitting here communicating, like my spirit, my everything, where does that go? Where does that actually go? And we was trying to figure it out

and we could not figure that part out because it's like, it's so many people that have left and you're like, well, the spirit of them is still here, but their body not here. I don't think we'll ever fucking know. I think it's just going to happen. Right. Like, we just don't fucking know. You don't be crazy? Will you come back as a butterfly? Yeah, but wait, you come back as another animal, but imagine who you came back as?

Fido the fucking dog. That'd be fucking crazy. Like, you hit the jackpot. That's the shit, because now I get to fuck with everybody in the airport. Because then you're the Mike Tyson of fucking dog. That would be lit, coming back as a drug dog? Fuck yeah. What would you want to come back as?

What would be the worst animal to come back as? What's the, oh, a fucking, the one that lions be always running down. Zebras? A rat. A rat. Antelotes. No, the one that lies. fucking rat, antelopes.

Yeah, then they, and the little baby ones, and they just be, you know, don't get him, like, don't kill him. You watch those videos or not? I love the nature. Nick, my story right now, that motherfuckers on something getting straight up right now. Like predators attacking animals?

Eating things. Love it. Watching these motherfuckers just come out of nowhere, all these fucking zebras, they need water. So they're like just sitting there, they're taking their shifts, they know these motherfuckers are lurking. And then out of nowhere, it's like,

snack. Give me that. And then the rest go away. They're flipping him now, huh? Whoa. And then they're like, yeah, it's crazy. Look, I used to have some shit called, uh, 10 mil. That's the battle.

The Battle of Kruger is crazy. You see that one? I used to watch these and do, uh, analyzing on this, on my G.G and show, I used to watch all this nature shit. And then I used to give you a, my perspective. Be a good way we could work together with your commentary stuff, be doing commentary stuff and you doing your thing. The one I love the most is the fucking, the eagle that grabbed the ram off the heel

and fly him in the sky and just drop his ass. And then swarm down and giddy I'll get to give you a free Instagram plug. Is that okay? And this is nothing to do with any deal or anything. No, this is a good shit. This is a page that I don't endorse anything. Any pages like normally as far as like

ones that are sick to watch, you want to go down a dark rabbit hole? Nature is metal. Nature is metal. Oh, yeah. That's the best. I just fucking, it's exactly what you're describing. It's a channel that I got on Instagram. That's some Saudi Arabia's shit because the letters is all the way they write. And this shit is

It's amazing Yeah No I'm not I don't know They showed a Cota A Cota was eating A whole motherfucking buffalo Dude I love the predator videos I said this lizards are cold

Yeah they're fucked See you don't want to come as that thing Yo can you imagine being there And filming one of the people Like as it goes down Oh that's And you're fucked And you're fucked

Oh they come back That shit's crazy They probably come back right now Right now that Buffalo is thinking my life is about to be over. Oh, he's done. It's eight of them on him now. Another one last one creeping in.

But where his boys at, Snoop? He's out of his motherfucker's shit. We're trying to get to the next time. I know. Can you imagine being a buffalo and seeing six lions running out here? What are you going to do, Bob? Are you going back? You know what?

Fuck then. I'm going back to help it. No. Yeah, you're not going back. I would stand there with that fucking buffalo. Look at him. Somebody called us. That must be Snoop dog running the show.

Hey, fuck that, homie. for the leave my nigga back there like that cah come on right now fuck all that we're going back to get cudd right now and i'm gonna be up front is that what they did there's too many of us cuss it's only five motherfuckers man i ain't going over there's six lines man it's eighteen hundred of us man somebody just take off on this motherfucker hey we know you probably hit play to escape your business banking not think about it but what if we told you there was a way to skip over the pressures of banking. By matching with a TD small business account manager, you can get the proactive business banking advice and support your business needs. Ready to press play, get up to $2,700 when you

open select small business banking products. Yep, that's $2,700 to turn up your business. Visit TD.com slash small business match to learn more. Conditions apply. You know what? Fuck did I get him. I got him, cut. Watch out. Move. Now the Buffalo you can tell. them. We should just watch now. We should just watch animal. No, no, no, but you can tell now the Buffalo. Move, because I got to. Watch out. Get him, Snoke dog. Get him out of there, then.

And the other three don't know what the fuck to do. You have started to do. Start the shiver roll. Start the shit now. Oh, we own him now. He on him now. Running him off. Smart guy, though. He got away. Lying getting ran off by Buffalo. That's gangster shit. Yeah, this video turns into it a little longer. It's like, and then there's a whole other, I think it gets pulled in

by a crocodile now. No way. Yeah, this is the, this. I've said, oh, guys, guys, guys, guys, I fucking, this is what I do. Are you serious? Yeah, so what happens is... What's another dope one? Wait a minute. The buffalo get pulled in by...

Yeah, so now the fucking alligator comes in. Is this the battle of Kruger? Yeah, exactly. This motherfucker. Oh, he just flipped him. No, no, no. Watch this shit. This gets insane.

He just flipped a lion. Don't you see that? I wouldn't go back to it. I wouldn't go back. There it is. Now, look at this. He's in the water. And now the fucking crocodile are waiting.

Wait, did they crocodiles pull up? The crocodile right there. On the nigger. feet right there. He didn't bite the line he's like, I'm not going to bite this line, but I'm going to bite the fire. All the all the alligators on the other side, bro. Oh, he's right there. He's on the other side of the animal. Yeah, bro.

Oh, they're getting out of there. They're packing their asses up. Fuck, this is a crazy. Crazy. So the buffalo's gone either way. Damn, it's a crazy survival story. It really is. Survival of the fittest. He could survive that.

People can't complain about problems in their fucking life. I want to ride with, I want to rock with the buffalo. We want to watch the whole video with that. is one to watch because it gets better. Don't even, don't even spoil it. It's not worth it. Watch it at your own time. That one fucks you up.

You ever been to Africa? You've been on a safari? I went to Africa and we was on a safari. That's dope. On the bus, it was like a little school bus. And we pulled up and it was like one line. And the man parked. Put it in park.

I'm like, what the fuck is you parking for? Then all of a sudden, like 20 of the motherfuckers showed up out of nowhere. They start circling the bus. I'm like, man, we need to go ahead and leave. I don't like all this shit. Fuck all this safari boy shit. Let's go. Show me what the giraffirs is at. What else did you see besides lions? I'm saying rhinoceros, hippopotamus, elephants, all the basic shit you see in Africa. But it was a real safari light. Because the dude didn't even have no gun. He had like, he had

like some spray on it. And we're like, I'm like, what is this spray like? Oh, when I spray this, it's like catnip, they just fall out. I said, man, this one's fucking eating the motherfucker. He ain't gonna fall out. So then he sprays something. And then the big line, he just laid on his back, like. That's crazy.

Because that's what I wonder, like, that's the protocol. So they give you, do they give you a speech like before they're like, all right, you can be fucking? No, watch the speech they give us. They're like, you could die. This is what they say. Whoop, we come in here, keep your arm. in the vehicle, don't put your hands out, blah, blah, blah.

Then they said, here, we're going to show you a picture of somebody who didn't listen. They showed them motherfucking picture. The nigga leg was way over there. His body was over here. And they said, well, once he got his whole asshole, A-Doh, his wife jumps and tries to save him. And they show a picture of her, one arm over here and one leg over there. I said, oh, we get it. We get the point.

We ain't going nowhere near the front. I was in the middle of the bus, just like this. sitting in the middle, not even in a seat. Can you carry your own weapon? No. No, you can't kill the animals. That's not fair. That's not fair. You should be able to have your own weapon. They only has spray. So the wife jumped. What the fucking, there's 10 lions. You got to need

10 things to spray. The wife jumped in to try and save them from a lion? Yep. Well, that's on her. And they bit her ass and half too. What she thinks she's going to get out of that? It's an heroic play. One and a half, half an arm, half a leg. No survivors? Are you

guys, are you guys, I'm going to segue away from nature's middle. Are you guys looking to do the like a full send, maybe potential collaboration as far as... Maybe a happy-dath flavor, right? I think we should do some sort of flavor. Happy dad or happy dog or happy

granddad, because I am a grandpa. Shit. And you got to think about the granddad's out there. Don't leave us out. I'm just a cool granddad. We just show respect. Right. I'm just a cool granddad, but don't leave us out. Check this. We got, speaking of the board ape shit. It's a banana flavored.

Wow. With the ape? You own it. You already own it. That's what we're thinking. You already on it. And the banana flavor, we thought it was just going to be like for it being cool, but it's actually fire. Like the banana flavor is so fire.

Why don't you do your own podcast? I had to GGM. No, do you have one currently that you do like consistently? No. I like being on other people podcasts. Make my value go up. So when I do decide to set out and do one, they want to pay me top dollar. Yeah.

I'd have been on all the top podcasts. Everybody has been number one from y'all to Joe Rogan. to whoever the fuck you want to name. If it's Howard Stern, if it's this person, this person, I didn't done them all. So now the leverage is when I do do minds, how will minds be a little bit different than the ones I've been on and how will minds, you know, maintain this authentic Snoop Dog feel to it?

Because the GGM was the first of its kind. What nobody doing that kind of shit when I start popping that? This has been, I usually know and can gauge when we do episodes. This has been an extremely fun episode as far. It's like just trying to end it And you're high as fun too right now Well I know that's what I'm saying Like I'm just in a good zone

You're very high right now Because you're smoking with the best Yeah I'm really high I'm like actually I've actually underestimated that moment I'm smoking with Snoop Dog It's the most crazy thing It's pretty dope

See because Snoop Dog Make you feel like we've been together For years So it don't even feel like Everybody else Like when you watch this shit With your homies They're gonna be like

Man I can't believe You're gonna be like Man that shit was regular Like we were just hanging out Just watching animal videos and shit Yeah Until you get home I'm like I can't

fucking get up. Yeah, until 20 minutes later. What is this shit is bad me? Powell said don't schedule anything tonight and after the podcast. Yeah, I said, how am I? It ain't going to get done. I need a favor from you.

What you need, dog? Before I die, I want to come in the studio with you once. I'm not going to pay you shit, but I'm going to bring, but I'm going to bring value. And you have my word on that. Say less. So I love to come into the studio for 15 minutes. Just pop in.

I want to overstay it, 15 minutes. I love it. I want to vibe out with you for a minute. Catch a groove. And it caught you groove, and then about 15 minutes, and that's it. I love that. And I promise you, I'll bring value. In the game, on the house.

Love that. Appreciate that. What's your plan to bring value? What are you thinking? I haven't thought about it yet, but I will. I don't let a lot of people down. Yeah. Value is value.

You understand me? What's up, lo, homie? I see you, car? Yeah, Salim, you want to pop in? Yeah, yeah. Salim, you got to get in because you're, I'm high. I'm just going to chill. for me either. I said you

doing some crazy shit, Cah. I'm ready. I'm ready to stuff. I can't tell you. No, I'm saying you on some crazy shit on you said. Come in, who case? You said, you said, you said, uh, fuck. It was something motherfucking a grocery store and Cud walked behind him and said.

He's busy. Hey, man, get the fuck away from me, man. What do you mean, man? I'm just trying to find out, uh, how do I get here? Yo, you should pull up, Selim best of moaning. That motherfucker said, uh, That'd be funny. Let's react to more shit.

Let's watch some funny shit. That shit was gangsy shit. Like, it's got to be like, oh, prank con. I can't look at this motherfucker like, where I know this motherfucker from? I've never been as high in my life. I've never been as high in my life. I thought it was jackass. I'm like, what's the volume's on?

Jackass? Wait, Slim, you haven't spoken over there? Oh. Huh? You been on bullshit? What's wrong with you? I'll be on bullshit, God. What's all that about?

Oh, the reactions are so funny, bro. You got a problem? Mom is just a fuck. They keep walking, brother. Oh. And I'm being here. Dude. Oh.

You're okay? Easy, does it? Go away from me. Good look here. Oh. What the fuck are you doing, dude? He's the wrong one. Yeah.

You're right? You're all right? You're all right. Billy Bob ain't fucking around. What, man. Are you? Oh, this guy's funny. What are you doing?

What are you doing? Get away for me. What the fuck was this? What is your problem? Seriously? Seriously? Okay. I call the target staff to get you out of it.

What the fuck you're doing that for, man? Hey, what's your problem, man? You fucking stupid or what? Toad Holmes? What fucking do that to me, man? Get the fuck away from you, bitch. Get away from me, man. Hey!

What? Get the fuck away from me. Who's fucking think you are? What? Oh. What? What? Do you fuck up or something, bro?

Huh? I don't step up, I hate you. When was the first time you did that to then? I'm a morning. How did you not know? The fuck was that? I love it. Fucking hilarious.

That's fucking. Did you ever do that? Would I ever do that? Yeah. I don't think I could. You don't think you'd do it with him though if you went with him one time? It would be pretty funny to turn around. That would be dope.

If he'd do it and not be standing behind him, I like that. That'd be hilarious. Would you slap me if I did at you? Like if it was like in the same scenario as... No, God. I'm a funny guy. That's what people are doing. I'm a fun guy.

I love to have fun. I'm a practical joker. I love pranks. You gotta do a prank with us. You gotta do a prank with us. I would love to. I would fucking love that. Have you ever thought of anything you would do or?

No, I never. And the jackass boys was my partners, right? They was my guys, and they used to always say, man, we want to get your money. I'm not doing that shit. You motherfuckers is crazy. So I brought them on my show, Doggy Fizzle Television. We did something called Blackass. Where, you know, we flipped the strip, you know what I'm saying, and did it on that tip.

And it was cool because it was like we control the narrative. But the shit they was doing, mm-mm. He wanted me to jump in a pool, of piranas. Yeah, there's just like life-risking type stuff. I don't know how they do the shit they do. No, he, nigger skateboard off of a house into a pool. Full of piranha.

Yeah, people always compare us to jackass. They're like, they're like, you're the new generation. But now those guys are, dude, I could never do the shit that they do. Their shit was way more pain-related. Like, just, I can't even understand how they do it. It's fucked. No, when Steve-up put a hook through his mouth. Did you see that?

No, they were serious. That was my friends. Johnny Knoxville used to hand me drugs when I seen him, like, on the regular. see Johnny out and be like, what's up Johnny? He'd be like, open your hand. For what? Open your hand. Yeah, man, I don't even want. Thanks, Johnny. Just like a full, like little ditty bag? Just peels and shit.

Just him, Steve-O, but Steve-O's clean now. But when they weren't clean, they... I'm Snoop, though. I'm a rock star, you know? If I can see Snoop, give him some drugs. He'll do it. Sure he will. What was your thoughts on the Will Smith shit that just went down. Oh, tragic.

Well, who you're siding with? Owen. With the Academy. That was terrible. Did you see Jada Pinkett came out and then she said I never wanted to marry him? That is very, very embarrassing. I don't know how I married that woman. That's really fucked up.

I can imagine your wife saying that. I feel like you and Chris Rock could be friends, though. Like closer than you and Will, maybe? I don't know. I'm actually cool with both of them, like. I have no issues. I don't understand it. I'm just, I'm a spectator just like you guys.

I wasn't even really watching the Oscars. That's not my Sunday night TV special. I was watching Winning Time on HBO, the Lakers special. Yeah, what do you think? I feel like no one was actually watching the Oscars. Everyone just saw that show on Twitter and IG. You know what happened? I was watching the Lakers shit and somebody texted me.

It was like, niggas, you see this shit? I'm like, no, I'm watching the Lakers. They said, Chris Rock. I said, well, when this shit go off, I'm going to look it up. So it wasn't like a stop and look it. It was like, when this shit, shit go off, it went off, boom, then I went on Instagram and you started

saying it, I'm like, oh, this shit fake. You thought it was fake? When I first seen this life, I'm like, the way he moved, I'm like, oh, that shit ain't real. Then when I seen him talking into the crime, all, that ain't fake. Oh, yeah. That shit, for real. What are your thoughts on the Lakers this year and moving forward?

Oh, man. Like, are you pointing fingers at Russ? Are you just like, there was a whole organization thing? Because everybody stressed out right now. And they fired Frank Vogel yesterday. First of all, we got to have players suited up. They only played 21 games together.

Yeah, but that's also injury, right? With AD. Yeah. You think they could fix this, like with LeBron? Injuries, you know, you can't predict the injury. When we're healthy, we're good. When we're not healthy, just had a bad season. It's just a failure.

After being so good to be sorry again, it's just, I know what it feels like to be a Klipper fan all over again. Oh, my God. You good? See, that's from L.A. shit, you know what I'm saying? When I said a Klipper fan, he knew what that mean, like, fuck, they go through this shit every year. They're playing bad, too, right?

They made the playing game tonight. Oh, really? It's a crazy thing they're even in the playing game. And we're not. I know. What the fuck? Yo, it really is crazy, like Russell Westbrook really being, like, upset. said about the Westbrook stuff.

Yeah, he made some comments. Everybody's calling him that now. It's like insane. Like in his comments, it's nuts. He kind of deserve that. It's really tough to have this MVP get excited. He makes all this money and you see a season like that. He'll fight out of it.

You know, he's a killer. He'll fight himself out of it. And remember, remember the coach wasn't fucking Woody. Yeah. Coach used to sit him on the bench. Yeah. And take him out the game.

Like, that's, that fucks with your mentality, too. When you're this great and you got this coach telling you sit down, hold on, then when you get in, you definitely wreck this because you ain't in a groove. Basketball is a groove thing. You know what I'm saying? That the coach and the players got to be on the same page to where, you know, you understand my minutes affect the way I play. And by you sit in me down, you're affecting the way I play because now I can't do the things I normally do. Now I'm out of rushing and trying to get people involved instead of just running the game.

Russell ain't never set the bench. Right. James Hardin used to sit the bench for him in OKC. For real. Remember that part. Yeah. So now you got him sitting the bench for the Lakers? Come on, man.

Fuck. But what do you do? If he's playing that bad, it's like, how can you rely on him if he's not in his group, right? You got to get the next guy out there. No, you got to let him get the groove. You got to put shit around him that works. Russell is a go-to-the-basket kind of guy.

He's not dribble past. Yeah. That motherfucker fast as fuck. Fast break. Get going to the rack. Go get a file. Yeah, exactly. No stand out there, shoot three, is forced the issue, get an AM-1.

Right. Right? Yeah. That's what he great at. I think him and LeBron just weren't a good matchup. Like, they can't play that kind of game together. Neither AD to be healthy because if AD's out, for now you got the floor spaced out.

LeBron and Russell like this, AD spaces it out. Now you got lanes. And then we didn't have no three-point shooter. You know who our best three-point shooter was this year? You're not going to believe me when I tell you. I got to think about it. I know who it is. Well, I want to think for a sec.

Y'all get 10 seconds. Nope. What's his name, Reeves? Nope. I mean, I saw DJ Augustine out there. Guess who the fuck it was? Dwight Howard. No, no, no.

I can't make this shit up. Look up the best three-point shooter for the Lakers' 20-22 season. How's that possible? What do you shoot two for three? No. He had more than 10 shots. Holy fuck. That is bad.

Yeah, that's a problem. How would you not hear about that's that? I'm going to die a hard lake. I'm not making this shit up. Why is Dwight Howard's three-point percentage this year? What was he 30%? We suck cock If he was the best three-point shooter on our team

I could give a fuck I'm surprised I haven't seen that stat out there They don't want you to know that The other teams do What is three-point game like? Come on Johnny get to me What is our statistician Point one

Average of point one So how many he may No like his field goal percentage Well three point percentage It was 53%. There you go Yeah, that's crazy. Did you hear that?

How many shots did he take? How many threes did he take? Probably took like four. Three or two. Still, he shouldn't be shooting threes in the first place. Yeah, I mean, if you make one for one. How the fuck is he better than everybody else on a team, and he don't even know how to shoot a three?

Why was he even shooting him? That's a point. Nobody else is open. That's the answer. Nobody else is open. Fuck that. Get your big ass in the paint down here. and get the rebad.

Yeah, that's fucking wild. Are the clippers changing their name? Nah, they just gonna change their venue. They bought a building about 10 minutes from here. They're gonna be in Englewood. So they'll probably be either the Englewood Clippers. I think that's... Oh, they're changing from the L.A.

That's a huge. That's a dope name, though. That is a dope name. That's sauce. Yeah. The Clippers was saying, yeah. Yeah, that was a long time, but yeah. Damn, that'd be cool.

Could you tell us, like, this is kind of going back, But like your first interaction with Dre, your first time in the studio? My first time in the studio with Dr. Dre was at Solar Records, a song I had called Gangster's Life. It was the song that he liked off my cassette. It was me, him and Nate Dogg. He redid the music off of James Brown, Big Payback. When we first got in the studio, he made me rap it in his ear because he wanted to hear my tone for real, not on the cassette. So I wrapped it in his ear, and then he started putting the beat around it.

Then once he got the beat laid, he told me to go in the booth. When the booth, I spit my rap, Nate put a hook on it, and that was my first encounter, and that record never came up. Whoa. It's called Gangster's Life. So then where do you guys go from there? Because you came out with the chronic and all that? We just started working on a bunch of other songs.

A couple of songs that didn't make the album, and then we probably called one, right before G-thing, I think, Deep Cover. Wrote deep cover right before G-thing, and then G-thing, then all the rest of that shit just start flowing. The whole album would start coming together because we was in there every day. And he knew what he wanted,

so it was us following his lead. What was your first interaction with Shug Knight? Studio, walked in. He didn't know who I was. I didn't know who he was. I said some gang affiliated shit. He said some gang affiliated shit. And somebody made it known that we was together and it went from bad to good fast.

How scary is that guy? It depends on how scary you are. Not very scary. It's a savage line like that. That's the best answer. I saw when you would go on the PJ with them, you'd like grab a blanket and put like knife and shit and like sleep like this. That's how scary it was?

That wasn't scary. That was, give you the context. That was after we was in New York. The last time me and Tupac was on the same page. And I did an interview with Angie Martinez and she asked me, how did I feel about Puffy and Biggie? And I told her that I like their music and I want to do music with them. Death Road didn't like that. Tupac didn't like that.

So we had a misunderstanding so on the right, on the flight back to to LA, I didn't feel comfortable around them for what they had did as far as I didn't let my security ride with me. So to protect myself and prevent shit from happening, I slept under a blanket with the knife and the fork just in case something was to go wrong, but it didn't. And that was just me being precautioned because I felt like when I said what I said, it was a fine line between being mad and being like, fuck him. That's scary though. So like you can come with us, but you can't bring security.

Like you got to roll with us. Yeah, but I've been rolling without security. So it's just when they said it and the way it was delivered, it made me feel like, okay, some shit for it to come behind this. And I know about the stories of how they done certain people and this and that, but never me. I'm like, maybe this may be the day that they try me. You were with Tupac, though, in regards to Tupac. Did you, I heard a story. Did you give him different advice that night on where to go?

I didn't give him no advice. we wasn't seeing eye to eye. Right. So. Saying during the Tyson fight. Yeah, we, this was, this is, this is, this is, that I'm explaining to you right now was the day before that. Okay. So when they got to Vegas, they went, they way I went back.

I mean, when we got to L.A., they went to Vegas and I went home. That's why I wasn't in the car, isn't in the car with them. Because naturally, if you see all of the pictures around that time, it's me, Pock, and Shill. Everything is us three, us three, us three. After the New York trip, that's when it was just them too. Because I had made my decision on, I don't want to keep beefing with some niggas that we should be cool with. And they wanted to keep the energy where it was. And that's why when we went to Vegas, that energy continued to follow them.

You think that's getting better nowadays? You think it's getting worse. You still see people getting popped everywhere. Well, life is life. That's going to happen. It's just a matter of, I feel like it's a shame if it happens in the music industry because this is supposed to be the way out for us to get out. So we should never bring that into this.

But it's getting better because you've got more people who want to be professionals and want to be business people as opposed to being thugs and knowing for going to jail and shooting and killing. You got people who want to be stars and successful and they know what comes with it. You can't live that life and be in this life. Yeah, 100%. What was it like just being around that energy during that time? Shit was fun. Really?

Yeah. We lived dangerous. We didn't care. 21 was a dream. You know, in the era I come up in to live to see 21 was a blessing. So we lived dangerous, so we loved everything about it. And if you listened to our lyrics, we wrote about death because we didn't care. We knew it was coming.

And that was the part of being a young black adolescent in hip-hop is that you were a victim of your society, but only a chosen few knew how to write ourselves. out of that. You know, we wrote what we lived and we wrote what became a reality. So if you listen to Tupac's last two records, McAvelli is a seven-day theory on death, Biggie Small's last album, what? What's the second album called? Not sure. Life after death. Life after death. Okay. Just listen to the penmanship. We're writing about death. On my first album, I had a song called Murder was the case. On my second album, which was the same time that Biggie and Tupac dropped the album, I had a song called Doggy Land that was about peace, love, living, no death, no diseases, because my pen was trying

to write life. I was writing about me being a grandfather and me having a long life, and I'm still here. Damn. It's crazy. All right, Snoop has to bounce, I guess. You got to bounce. What time is it? Yeah, I got to talk to this lady from a big business.

What time is it? 326. We good. keep talking. I love that. So I still get 15 minutes in the studio? That's all I want.

Yeah, you got that, though. All right, that's it. I was in the back negotiating with your manager. He's like, calm down, kid. I got you.

No, I got you. Because I'm doing a session with Tiffany Haddish in about like 20 minutes and you can come in there and be a part of that. I'd love to pop in. Yeah, because she's crazy as fuck.

Yeah, I know her. I'd love to meet her though. She's crazy as fuck. Do you think that the new wave of guys like still look up to, like, the OGs? You think there's like a lack of respect. No, I think the young guys, they just like us when we was young.

They love everything about us and they dreamed of being us. And now that they are us, they have to create their own image. Yeah. It's like a basketball player. Kobe Bryant could never tell you, I'm practicing to be the best Michael Jordan or the best version of Michael Jordan. But when you're seeing them play, what did you see? You see the version of Michael Jewel? 100%.

You get what I'm saying? So it's like, these players are playing the versions of who they want to be, but they're never going to say, man, I'm trying my best to be like Snoop Dog. No, I'm trying to be better than Snoop Dog. I'm trying to be better than anybody that's ever came. That's how we bred. I didn't want to be slick Rick. I wanted to be better than Slick Rick.

I wanted to be better than the DOC. Even though I knew I couldn't at the time, but it gave me aspirations to say, damn, these is the motherfuckers that I know that's the greatest motherfuckers ever did it. What would you say is your biggest, before I wrap up here? You got two minutes. What would you say is your biggest regret? My biggest regret?

I don't have none. None. Perfect time. Beautiful. We're good? Or are we going to keep... You just gave us more time, Bob? Well, I timed it in my head, Snoop.

I gave it, you said five. You had to call that was important with 3.30. You got to hit the J again for that. Yeah. Well, listen, you call the fucking shots around here. I don't, so I'm saying... I'm just going off with your head and your mind and saying at the same time. What do you know?

What happened? You don't know all that. You want this? Well, listen, I'm new to the industry. What do you think you missed most about those days? I can't take your butt. all right all right we'll figure out next time then i was just to say what do you think you miss most about like the the early days and like back when you were like really on the come up and

with tupac all that what was the what was the what's the question just what you miss the most about that kind of like what do i miss that uh the quality of music that was being put out and how it was being uh received and the the the the value of musicianship cadence, lyricism, originality, hip-hop, just the elements of making great music. Because we had a foundation. We had music from the 70s and the 80s that was our blueprint. So we wanted to make music just as good, if not better, than the music that was made before us. And it just felt like that era was about the kids that we were.

We would always borrow music from the 70s or the 80s when we were kids that brought us back to memories of things that we, you know, loved. And we took that and incorporated it in our music. And it was fun making this music. It was fun making these old school artists relevant again so they can get paid. And they're publishing and their, you know, catalogs can be worth something again. It was a fun time where hip hop was being criticized and being scrutinized and being labeled as explicit.

You can't have without your parents' advisory and blah, blah, blah. And I remember my shit being in the fucking Supreme Court. And they talking about my record and had it all out in the open and talking about this. And then I was loving every fucking minute of it that these fucking politicians was talking about my fucking record. Like they wanted a gun off the street. Get this shit out of here. Look at this album cover. He's got naked women.

He's got this. He's got this shit right here. You guys shouldn't be putting this kind of music out. That's wild. Now it's everywhere. That's crazy. You like any young guys on the come up? All of them.

What's like three people or one or two people you like? Who do I fucking really like. I like NBA Young Boy. I like the baby, little baby, 42 Doug. I like Future. I like Gunner, Young Thug, Jack Harlow, Benny the Butcher. There's a lot of motherfuckers I like. It's just too many to just say, because when I hear their shit,

I immediately turned into a fan I love hip hop so I can't I don't know how to hate you know what I'm saying it's just you gotta understand some of this music ain't made for you it's made for their era and they people

and if you listen to it and tune in that shit banging it's like when we came out they didn't like our music when we came out we're like let's just get this shit out of here now it's labeled a classic

and it's this and it's that but when it came out it wasn't labeled that right right right all right I say we bounce I think we got everything yeah you gotta yell at him too

I mean, all I see is wrap it up. Yeah. Let's do it. Let's go. All right, Snoop, by the way, I'm down to, I just want to make an answer. I'm down to sit here and keep talking. I just wanted to say that, but, you know, I got a lot of shit for nothing there. Snoop's got to go, man.

All right, thanks, Bob. I got a lot of shit for nothing. I just got to cover his ass from earlier. He's covered, baby. All right, should we go smoke a little more and check out some of these shirts? Let's do it. Let's do it. Thank you so much, Snoop.

We really appreciate it. That was a lot of fun. Which way did he go? What an honor. We get to sit down and smoke fucking weed with Snoop. Oh, super fucking wooded. Don't send it in a half. Send it in the full.

Full sin. Hell yeah.