Pump Pump Intro
Snoop Dogg Lyrics

Pump Pump, Pump Pump, Pump Pump, Pump Pump
The song begins with the artist chanting 'Pump Pump' multiple times, building up the excitement and energy for the upcoming lyrics.

Let the motion of your body be the key, cus we
The first verse encourages the listener to let loose and dance along with the music.

Be the motherfuckin' G Funk family
The artist identifies himself as part of the 'G Funk' family, a style of hip hop that originated in California in the early 90s.

Now, I'll play the G in this deadly game
The artist acknowledges the struggles and obstacles of the rap industry, and identifies himself as ready to compete and succeed.

Snoop Dogg is the name Dogg Pound's the game
The artist introduces himself as Snoop Dogg, and notes that he is affiliated with the Dogg Pound, a group of rappers from Long Beach.

If it ain't one thing it's a motherfuckin' nother
The artist expresses frustration with the constant issues and problems he encounters in his life and career.

Word to my granny and my daddy, and my mother
Despite his frustrations, the artist expresses love and respect for his family members.

Whether standin' on the corner, or bouncin in the six-deuce
The artist references his experiences on the streets of Long Beach, and his enjoyment of cruising around in his lowrider.

When I was locked up, I couldn't wait to get loose
The artist references a time when he was incarcerated, and how he looked forward to getting out and returning to his life and career.

Cause back in the days, on the side where it's at
The artist reminisces about his experiences growing up in Long Beach, and notes that those experiences have shaped his identity and style.

A nigga had to have a fat stack
The artist notes that in his environment, it was important to have a lot of money and wealth to be respected and successful.

And I was a fool, don't make me have to grab my strap and go
The artist acknowledges that he has made mistakes and bad choices in his past, but also asserts himself as someone who is willing to defend himself and his reputation if necessary.

Rat-tat-tat-tat, nigga slap to a motherfucker face he fall
The artist describes his willingness to use violence to defend himself and his reputation, and warns others not to mess with him.

Can't none of y'all niggas see the Doggy Dogg
The artist asserts himself as superior to his competition, and suggests that no one else can match his skills and talent.

Cause I'm one rude bwoy comin' with the wickedness
The artist asserts his character as being tough, and suggests that he is unpredictable with his style and sound.

So shut the fuck up, and listen while I'm kickin' this
The artist commands the listener to pay attention and respect his music and message.

Blam blam, blam till dem fall
The chorus of the song repeats the sound of gunshots, which adds to the aggressive and violent nature of the lyrics.

Listen to the shots from my nigga Doggy Dogg (pump pump)
The artist encourages the listener to focus on his rhymes and beats, which he likens to the sound of gunshots.

Now you can look to the Sun, and spot the moon
The second verse begins with a metaphor that suggests the artist is someone who stands out and is noticed wherever he goes.

And see Snoop Doggy Dogg step into the room
The artist introduces himself again, and notes that his reputation precedes him.

With the G funk, he funk, she funk, we funk
The artist promotes the G Funk style of hip hop, which emphasizes groovy and funky beats and rhythms.

Follow me, follow me, listen to the words that a nigga
The artist encourages the listener to pay attention to his lyrics and message, and suggests that he has valuable insights and perspectives to share.

I come down with the wickedness
The artist reiterates his aggressive and unpredictable style, and suggests that he is unique and original in his approach to hip hop.

One rude bwoy comin' with the darkness (blam!)
The artist once again asserts his character as being tough and aggressive, and likens himself to a violent force of nature.

Close your eyes cause you can't see me
The artist suggests that he is so powerful and intimidating that others cannot face him directly or fully comprehend his presence.

I quit school cause of recess you fuckin' B.G.
The artist references his decision to drop out of school when he was young, and suggests that his life experiences and street knowledge are more valuable than a formal education.

I'm shakin' up the party, like Lodi Dodi
The artist notes that he is a disruptive force in the hip hop community, and references a popular song by Slick Rick to illustrate his point.

Is he the dopest? Ya betta ask somebody
The artist questions his own reputation and skills, and suggests that his power and impact are undeniable.

When, then, send, some gin
The artist references alcohol as a means to loosen up and have a good time, and suggests that he enjoys a party atmosphere.

And a pack of sig sags now let the games begin
The artist references cigarettes, and notes that he is ready to engage in a night of fun and debauchery.

In nineteen-motherfuckin'-ninety-three
The artist references a specific year, which likely has significance in his personal or professional life.

I'm fuckin' up every nigga known in the indistry
The artist asserts his dominance and ability to succeed in the competitive world of hip hop, and suggests that he is willing to take on anyone who stands in his way.

Check this out, it's a Dogg Pound thang
The artist references his affiliation with the Dogg Pound, and suggests that his style and sound are unique to that group.

You know who I am you know my motherfuckin' name, who am I?
The artist challenges the listener to recognize and respect his skill and talent, and repeats his name to emphasize his identity.

(The S-N-Double-O-P) nickname (Silky Smell) last name (D-O-double-G)
The artist spells out his name, and references a nickname and imaginary last name that add personality and flair to his identity.

The behavior and the flavor that I found
The artist asserts that his style and personality are unique and genuine, and suggests that others should take note of his distinctiveness.

Makes me wanna hit that ass up with the Dogg Pound
The artist references his association with the Dogg Pound, and suggests that he is ready to collaborate and create music with others who share his style and vision.

Now just back up, don't act up, I pack up much heat
The artist warns others not to challenge him or get in his way, and asserts that he carries weapons to protect himself if necessary.

Any battle I'm in, I win, I can't be beat
The artist asserts his own skill and talent, and suggests that he always emerges victorious from any competition or confrontation.

Don't sleep while I creep peep out my technique
The artist references his ability to be stealthy and undetected, and suggests that he has a unique and effective approach to his music.

I forgot, I'm out of sight so you can't see the
The artist once again suggests that he is intimidating and powerful, and suggests that others cannot fully comprehend or confront him directly.

MC of the year, you hear and you fear
The artist asserts himself as the best and most talented rapper of the year, and suggests that others are intimidated by his success and reputation.

I got somethin' for them niggas in the front and the rear
The artist suggests that he has something special and unique to offer to all of his fans and listeners.

I handle the sides, did a drive by in the who-ride
The artist references his experience with gang violence and suggests that he has been involved in dangerous situations in his past.

I'm satisfied now everything is really alright
The artist suggests that he is content and happy with his life and career, and that he feels confident in his abilities and prospects for the future.

You know when I come nigga I come wicked
The artist once again asserts his aggressive and unpredictable style, and suggests that others should be prepared for his intensity and impact.

Don't need no permisison', motherfucker I'm a kick it
The artist suggests that he does not need anyone's approval or permission to create and share his music, and that he will do so on his own terms.

Niggas sweat my shit I wet em up with the biscuit
The artist references his use of firearms to defend himself and retaliate against others, and suggests that he will take violent action against those who challenge him.

Lick em up shot, it don't stop, till dem all drop
The artist once again references his use of guns to kill and maim others, and suggests that he is a force to be reckoned with in the hip hop community.

Make up your mind, go pop or slang rocks
The artist references the two main ways that young men in his community make money – by selling drugs or by becoming successful musicians – and suggests that he has chosen the latter path.

Just stop, rottin' on the next niggas jock
The artist warns others not to copy or imitate him too closely, and suggests that he is unique and original in his style and approach to rap.

I'm strapped with my glock on your block
The artist once again references his use of guns, and suggests that he is willing and able to use violent means to protect himself and his reputation.

And ready to let loose on the first imitator that I spot
The artist warns others not to copy or steal his sound or style, and suggests that he will take violent action against those who dare to do so.