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Dr Dree feat Snoop Dogg Lyrics

Ayo, K-Dot? You up on that new Snoop Dogg?
Dr. Dre asks K-Dot if he’s heard Snoop Dogg’s new music

That nigga shit banging!
Dr. Dre compliments Snoop Dogg’s music

I ain't fuckin' with none of these new niggas,
Dr. Dre is not a fan of modern rap artists

but that nigga, Snoop Dogg? That nigga back!
Dr. Dre thinks Snoop Dogg’s return to music is impressive

Right, right, he a wild lil' nigga
Dr. Dre acknowledges Snoop Dogg as a bit of a troublemaker

But that's where you're wrong at lil' homie
Dr. Dre disagrees with the above statement

Big Snoop never left!
Dr. Dre highlights that Snoop Dogg never really left the music industry

I'm still here
Snoop Dogg announces that he's still relevant and active in the music scene

Jah, rasta!
Snoop Dogg evokes a Jamaican vibe with this phrase

Yeah, shada-di-da-da
This is a nonsensical phrase used for its rhythm and sound

Sugar (hahaha)
Snoop Dogg uses 'sugar' as a term of endearment or possibly as an alter-ego

Yah, man (hahaha)
Snoop Dogg continues his Jamaican-inspired phrases

Check it
Snoop Dogg encourages listeners to pay attention

Didn't think I would last, I'm adrift on a draft
Snoop Dogg reflects on his doubts of success in the music industry

While I'm flippin' my craft, hold a gift to the gab
Despite his doubts, Snoop Dogg recognizes his skill and talent in rapping

Cre-i-zippin' my rag see, hop on the grass
Snoop Dogg uses cryptic language to describe cruising in a car

Peep-pop on these suckers tryna avoid the clash
Snoop Dogg is aware of those who try to avoid confrontation and competition in the industry

But if I must I must, let me raise my glass
Snoop Dogg is ready to face competition and celebrate his own success

Tryna move on off and put you on up some fresh game
Snoop Dogg aims to teach listeners new skills and knowledge

Or how to maintain, sustain and gangbang
Snoop Dogg references his upbringing in a gang and what he learned from it

You never change, you stay the same
Snoop Dogg is proud to have stayed true to himself despite fame and success

It sound easy, don't it? I put a lot on it
Snoop Dogg acknowledges that success isn't easy and takes a lot of effort

I be Dogg on it, I really want it
Snoop Dogg is committed to his success and wants it badly

Achieve at the speed that you work at
Snoop Dogg encourages listeners to achieve success at their own pace

And these is the G's, we the throwbacks
Snoop Dogg references his gang and shows appreciation for old-school music

Battlecat on the track
Battlecat is credited as the producer for the track

There is just no way you can call that a comeback
Snoop Dogg disagrees with anyone who thinks he's making a comeback

We done that, we run that, from the top back, middle to the front
Snoop Dogg highlights his success and dominance in the music industry

We only here to give you what you want
Snoop Dogg's main goal is to provide listeners with music they enjoy

Blaze it, one!
Snoop Dogg encourages listeners to light up and listen to his music

When your times is being rough and no one wants to be near you
Snoop Dogg sympathizes with listeners who are going through tough times

You know that I'll be there, I'll be right there
Snoop Dogg promises to be there for listeners during hard times

And when your luck is so bad and no one really wants to hear you
Snoop Dogg empathizes with those who feel unheard and unappreciated

Just turn me on, turn me out and let me play
Snoop Dogg suggests that his music is a helpful distraction from the hardships of life

Lada-di-di-da-da!
This phrase is simply a catchy and memorable hook

Horse and a carriage
Snoop Dogg uses this phrase to describe the luxury and high life

Sports in a marriage, all in a day's work
Snoop Dogg references the hard work and dedication it takes to balance love and career

Show you how these plays work
Snoop Dogg aims to teach listeners about life and success

Longevity, heavenly blowing kush heavily
Snoop Dogg references the fact that he has been successful for a long time, and enjoys smoking weed

Rearrange my melody, no more felonies
Snoop Dogg wants to change his music style and avoid getting in trouble with the law

Shout-out to my mama Beverly, and my grandmother the elderly, should be upheld to the utmost
Snoop Dogg pays tribute to his family and values respecting elders

Dorothy Tate, half the reason why I'm great
Snoop Dogg credits his success to his mom, Dorothy

Mississippi the state
Snoop Dogg references his birth state of Mississippi

Let me shake back, break back to the beat
Snoop Dogg is ready to bounce back and create more great music

And keep supplying y'all with more heat for the street
Snoop Dogg is committed to continuing to produce quality street music

Snoop Dogg, Snoop Lion, it's all the same
Snoop Dogg acknowledges his different aliases but reminds listeners that it's still him

One thing's for sure, this shit bangin'
Snoop Dogg is confident that his music is great

B.C. Pilot, yessir
B.C. Pilot is most likely the person who mixed or recorded the song