I grew up, listening to West Coast hip-hop I was a huge fan of Snoop Dogg since the early 2000s I’m so happy you still haveDeath row records Without his music and his legacy,There will not be hip-hop on the West Coast Keep up the work, uncle snoop

Ok, so music in inherently subjective... that said, this is just a fun, well-made album. Is it a bit more "pop" than some of his older stuff? Sure, but the songs are catchy. He has great artists featured on the album. Snoop samples a lot of timeless songs on the album. And let's be honest... the album art.... I mean, I bought the vinyl for that reason alone. This album is up there with "Tha Last Meal". Love it.

What can I say besides this album should have stayed in his mind.

Uncle Ruckus making a album. Maybe they’ll play us on country radio… #notlikeus

Snoop lost his soul.

Can’t believe how low the puppy dogg has gone. Nothing to get excited about here. Lapdogg is washed up now.

Pressure is my favorite

no replay value imo

The lackluster 1st single “Gorgeous” and cheesy album cover I guess was an omen. All these tracks would be considered filler songs on both Chronic albums and on Doggystyle. The song with Sting was a huge letdown, as Sting is barely felt on the song. The Jellyroll feature is awkward sounding. Even the 50 & Slim guest verses lack oomph. The sequel is never as good as the original they say. This album takes that quote to a new level. The album is 15 - 20 years too late, even Eric B & Rakim knew when to call it quits. This album should have never seen the light of day.

Snoop and Dre have to give it up. Time has passed