Just Dippin'
Snoop Dogg Lyrics

Yeah, uhh
Snoop Dogg introduces the song with an exclamation.

Wanna say whattup to all them riders
He acknowledges and greets all the gangs, riders, and hustlers in the neighborhood.

All them siders, all them gangstas, and all them beotches
He continues to greet and shoutout the people in the gangster life that he knows.

Yeah, we keep it gangsta
He expresses that he and his crew are keeping it gangster in their actions, behavior, and lifestyle.

Dippin down Long Beach Boulevard
Snoop Dogg tells the listener that he and his crew are driving down the iconic street in their area.

I only rides with my Doggs, and I don't give a fuck
He proclaims that he only rolls with his crew, and he does not care about anyone else.

about none of y'all, I'm ridin til the wheels fall off
He emphasizes his loyalty to his crew by saying he will stick with them through thick and thin.

Dippin down Compton Boulevard
He reveals that he is now driving down another famous street in Compton.

Beware of the big mash, you knew he wasn't finished with ya ass
He warns the listener not to mess with his crew because they are fierce and won't back down.

He'll stay on it til it's burnt out, looked how it turned out
He emphasizes that his crew won't stop their mission until it's complete, even if it leads to destruction.

Nothing you can do, can't help you out
He asserts that there is nothing the listener can do to stop them.

So fall down, Dr. Dre done fell back into the House (DPG)
He lets the listener know that Dr. Dre has joined their crew, and they are a part of the Dogg Pound Gangsta crew.

with the Pound, bitches keep throwin pussy at us
He lets the listener know that women frequently proposition them, but they are not interested unless there is money to be made.

We don't want it, yea bitch it don't matter
He reinforces the fact that they only care about money and not women.

It's all about the money, if you got it, throw THAT up (throw it up)
He emphasizes that money is their motivation and is more important than anything else.

Hmm, ride along with ya set (Eastside)
He invites the listener to join them if they are from the Eastside.

And watch us, you motherfuckers can't do that yet
He challenges the listener to try to keep up with them, knowing it is impossible.

I skirt out, I hit a corner on ya, fuck doing halfway
He talks about driving fast and recklessly around corners without regard for anything else.

I do it to the fullest, I'll probably catch bullets on my last day
He emphasizes how committed he is to living a dangerous and reckless lifestyle, even though it could lead to danger.

I hope a prayer come through so I can eat
He shares his desire for food and his hope for a blessing.

My shoes looking like about a buck fifty each (but I ain't tripping)
He talks about his expensive shoes, implying that money is no object.

But I'ma come up, that's on my momma
He expresses his determination to become successful, for his mother's sake.

Now that's on me, cause that's a burden on my momma
He acknowledges the responsibility of taking care of his mother as his own.

And she done suffered, the shit's gettin rougher
He talks about his mother's struggles and how things are getting harder for her.

And when the goin get tough, the tough get a strap
He talks about the importance of having a gun when times are tough.

and low-ridin's on the map
He references the popularity of low-rider cars in their community.

Snoop Dogg's #1 the whole Pound's got snaps (nigga)
He proclaims that he is the best in the Dogg Pound Gangsta crew, and they all support him.

Yeahh, tell me, have you seen us?
He asks the listener if they have seen their crew around town.

Bending corners on gold Daytona's, we heated, so beat it
He describes their flashy cars and intimidating demeanor, warning others to stay away.

However you want it, naw however you need it, we just dippin!
He gives a final warning that they will continue to drive and be intimidating in any way necessary.

Acting a fool, nigga done paid his dues
He references his past mistakes and the consequences he had to pay.

and got my receipt in return, so I recline the leather seats
He now feels relaxed and comfortable, knowing he has paid the price for his past mistakes.

with a trunk full of beats and, chronic filled leafs to burn
He describes the contents of his car, which are music equipment and marijuana.

No concern as I make a left turn on the Sharpe (sup nigga?)
He drives without concern, even saying hello to someone he knows.

Off of Jefferson, feeling awfully naked at the U-turn
He feels exposed and vulnerable when he makes a U-turn.

Shit, left my gun, that's a no-no
He realizes he has made a mistake by forgetting his gun and knows that in their community, this is not acceptable.

Fuck Ronald Parks, I'm my own po'-po'
He disrespects the police, saying he doesn't need them to take care of himself.

Nigga talking dirty after dark, starting stuff
He talks about someone who is trying to start a fight with him.

May have to mark up a nigga Fubu logo
He suggests that he might physically hurt the person who is causing problems.

Letting off like a Ruger promo
He describes the possibility of taking action with a gun.

And even though I'm about the hoes, I never doubt the dulos
He acknowledges that he likes women but knows that money is more important.

You know the rule goes, where there's a hoe there's a hater
He acknowledges the fact that where there are women, there will also be people who dislike him or his crew.

(Fuck them niggas!) Well there's some hoes over there,
He talks about the negative people again but sees women nearby.

and I concentrate on the haters later (what?)
He chooses to ignore the negative people for now and focus on women instead.

Give these bitches numbers to the pager
He talks about communicating with women and giving them his contact information.

Invite em to the next Dre function as party favors
He mentions the possibility of inviting women to a party.

Who said pimpin's hard labor?
He questions someone who thinks being a pimp is difficult work.

Hey, ohh yeah, ohh yeah
He sings a small chorus.

Better watch out, cause here we come
He gives a final warning that they are on their way and everyone should watch out.

Always, dippin
He makes it clear that they are always driving and moving around.

We're always, dippin
He repeats the previous line for emphasis.

Al-always, dippin
He repeats the previous line again for emphasis.

We're always, we're dippin (dippin)
He repeats the previous line again and adds a little variation at the end.

In them streets, dippin (dippin)
He emphasizes that they are driving around in public streets.

Hitting them corners, dippin (dippin)
He emphasizes that they are taking turns quickly and sharply.