Reviews (page 10 of 12)
This was an unfortunate day to get this album because I was super busy with moving and by the time I had a free hour to listen to it I just wanted to take a nap. I probably heard 40% of the album by the time I drifted into sleep but overall I still liked it. Gz and hustlas & who am I were my favs because they had fun production, which the album had quite a bit of overall. Unfortunately the lyrics and skits did not age well and are pretty cringe to me at this point. On any other day this might’ve gotten a 4 but instead it gets an above average 3
The laid back alternative to the normal in your face styles of 90s gansta rap. Definitely never heard the entire album, I think musically it sounds good and is catchy and fun, by lyrically I think it kinda sucks. Thematically... it has not aged well.
When this album first came out it was a let down after Dr. Dre’s The Chronic (at least to me) and seemed gimmicky. I still just don’t see what everyone else saw/sees in it.
- Insane production and beats - Groovy west coast rap - Skits are cringe - 3.5 - Favorite songs: G Funk Intro, Ain't No Fun
Classic. Super fun!
Yeeehaw Snoopy doggy woggy
West coast best coast
I've always thought Snoop has a smooth, pleasant voice and a buttery, rich flow. This album does not change my mind. Gin and Juice is still a classic of the genre. Lots of these songs are very fun, and I hate to sound like an old, but the horrific misogyny gets hard to listen to after a point
Just eat man. More famous for memes than music nowadays. I never was a rap guy growing up. ----------------------------------------------------- Snoop is smooth as all hell here. His vocal delivery style is distinctive but listenable. Well apart from the actual content which I can do without. The music/beats are well constructed. It does make me nod along in appreciation. Some tracks even become quite dark and sombre which is a nice contrast to the juvenile mysoginistic humour. Murder Was the Case being the highlight in this regard. I'm not a fan of skits and they are a pillar of albums in this genre. I guess I'm just no fun or something. A bit like Eminem - I can respect what's going on here, but it's lyrically dated and problematic. 2*
I don't like rap, but the beats are nice Also I don't like looking at the album cover
Ik zal niet herhalen dat ik dat kinderachtige b**** en n**** net zo slecht trek als een van onze zure broeders. Oeps, heb ik het toch herhaald, net zoals die stoere gangstertjes zichzelf continu herhalen. Maar vooruit, er zitten iig een paar funky deuntjes tussen en we proberen maar vooral niet naar de teksten te luisteren. Dat zegt het dikke snobboek gelukkig ook en verwijst dat Snoop fan was van George Clinton en zijn funky muziek. En dat hoor je dus wel degelijk terug. Dikke baslijnen, wat sampletjes eroverheen, het swingt ondanks al het kinderachtige geleuter. Het album wordt vaak in 1 adem genoemd samen met the Chronic van dr Dre. Dat gaf ik een kinderachtige 1 met een bonuspuntje voor de fijne funky vibes. Ik denk dat ik hier op hetzelfde uitkom.
Usual rap. Odd decent jaunty track, lots of swearing for swearings sake, plenty of misogyny, homophobic lyrics. And so so samey.
Very funky and fun beats. I really enjoyed the production. Some songs had somewhat OK lyrics; others were just plain bad and sexist. I also did not like the album cover. However, I liked this album more than I originally thought I would. Rating: 2.5 Highlights: Gin and Juice & Tha Shiznit
I hate the lyrics on this. Better than The Chronic, but not for me. Favorite Songs: Pump Pump
More accessable for its genre, but still not my kind of music.
Nothing to write home about.
Not bad but didn't catch me. Too long. Was in between a 2 and a 3, and flipped a coin.
While it has Snoop's best songs, the album has aged rather poorly, as is the case for most 90s hip hop, but worse is that the album all in all isn't that great.
Some enjoyable tunes but repetitive. The samples are the best part
I'm a white dude in my late 50's in the suburbs. I am not the intended audience for this music. I'm stunned that I made it through the whole album.
The Chronic felt real. Snoop felt real on it. Doggystyle, despite many catchy parts, feels fake, and Snoop's felt consistently fake for 33 years since.
Dre's production is brilliant, but it's doesn't save it from Snoops god awful lyrics. Also he cannot stop talking about getting his balls licked????
SUPER sexist so more like 2 1/2 stars but I liked how it didn't take itself seriously at all.
fav songs: who am i (what's my name?) g-funk, gangsta, loose 40/100
I'm conflicted on this one. This is one of the few rap albums I like musically - it's great - but I find the misogyny disturbing. But I like snoop's style otherwise. 4 for the music, 1 for the message - 2 overall
probably the best rap/hip hop album that I have been given so far. Still don't like it that well. Probably a 2 star rating
Y'all like a full hour of this?
Eeeeeh... Not that into it. I thought I'd like this more. Thx ❤️
가사를 몰라서 다행이다
This was kinda bad? I thought this was a landmark in hip hop. Sure it’s unique and the singles are good, but as a whole it just wasn’t it.
I’m not a huge fan of the high-pitched synth noise that flows through this album. I love the funk samples though. I think a lot of the production is great and I really like his voice and style. It’s just so misogynistic though. However much I like the music, it’s hard to enjoy an album that’s just awful to women all the way through. Fav song: Murder Was The Case Least fav: Ain’t No Fun (If The Homies Can’t Have None)
Some good beats, some awful lyrics. I get annoyed at reviews that say "I'm just not the target audience" because I always want to listen to albums with an open mind and to take into account the cultural context but honestly I'm just never going to enjoy an album where a man says bitch this much (and the fact he's a dogg doesn't magically make that smart or funny). Favourite song: Who Am I (What's My Name)? Least: Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None)
Liked it when it came out, but now it sounds juvenile.
This is a gangster rap album. As such, I am predisposed to hating it... And I didn't like it much. The backing music is good, the flows were good, and it was catchy. BUT...and this is a big but...the lyrics are awful. Rap is a genre reliant on lyrics, and the lyrics here are not up to snuff. Writing songs about sex, weed, and crime does not make for properly good rap. It makes for commercialized rap meant to sell a vision of a tough street lifestyle to audiences across the US and the world. It's maybe essential if you're into this type of commercialized rap, but otherwise not. It's mostly just a relic of the 90s gangster rap scene. This album is ranked #5 of 23 albums for 1993. Other 1993 albums rated by me: Tuesday Night Music Club(11/23)-3 Very(14/23)-1 New Wave(15/23)-1 Giant Steps(16/23)-2
Not for me
Was ok. A bit silly
I just have never cared for his music because of the lyrics
I could definitely do without gangster rap shit like this on the regular. Even the album cover is a gross joke that rubs me the wrong way. And, of course, the actual album is exactly what you'd expect from this display. It's produced well with clear pop instincts, and Snoop has pretty good flow. However, the lyrics are utter shit. They consist of the usual rap braggadocio and misogyny with little else to them. He's either bragging about how good his raps are, how many women he can bang, or how much weed he smokes. None of these things are things I want to hear rappers rap about, but they have to sell records somehow. It's likely that this commercialized, romanticized version of street life is easier to sell than legitimate critiques of the political and social situations surrounding African Americans in the 1990s, though the latter would make for far better rap albums. Either way, this is definitely a testament to the prevailing culture of 90s rap- and little else beyond that.
I would’ve given like 2.5 if there was the option
It's definitely nowhere as good as I remember it. That early 90s West Coast sound just has not held up, and the skits are dumb, and it just all around is not doing it for me. But man Dre knows his way around a synth!
Not really my thing, a lil bit corny and horny
Musically more interesting than most rap but lyrically sounds like it’s written by a foul mouthed 15 year old. 2
He has better albums
Gansta-rap ei edelleenkään ole omia suosikkejani, mutta kyllähän tämän läpi kuunteli. Jälleen paljon uhoa ja N-sanaa. Ihan hyviä biittejä.
2.5
Album themes are repetitive and predictable. Songs have aged and offer nothing interesting
It's a lot like Dre's album Chronic except at least Snoop has a little bit more charisma. But all of my complaints are still there. Not the most creative writing. How many times you gonna talk about your fuckin balls dude. Gotta imagine this isn't Snoop's finest and I'm sure it's a cornerstone album (of course the beats are all nice at least) but not for me.
For a legendary rapper, it was like 20% of dog metaphors. Kinda disappointed.
Snoop persona is a nope for me. Drugs, alcohol, and random sex...hard pass with so much denigration of women.
Cool rapper, better than expected although of its time. One unlikely to go back to. 2.5/5
Maybe I would have liked this album if I had been 21 when it came out, and I was still in a forgiving mood. Listening to it now, I mostly felt tired. The kind of tired you feel when you realize many of your compatriots think Kevin James is a good actor. Decades ago I was watching the men's NCAA basketball tournament and I caught an interview with the coach of the losing team of whatever game I had just watched. When asked how he felt about the loss, instead of gushing about how hard his kids had played etc, in a grouchy old man voice he talked about how he was so tired of seeing his players keep making the same mistakes despite his constant attempts to teach them better, and that maybe his whole career was pointless. That's how I feel about this record. Tired of waiting for people--and specifically famous rappers--to do better. The skits on this record--without even starting on the lyrics--make it exhausting. If I could remove the skits, take out the misogyny, and disregard the sexual references seemingly devised by and for pubescent boys, then I suppose this record could be fun.
Not really my style and also nothing special
tired of misogyny being our culture
No private session used for Spotify. I just can't do the excessive use of the n word and the misogyny.
love everything besides the lyrics tho cuz most if not all of the mentions of women in this album are objectifying them also as another review on this website said "snoop why do you like balls so much" i agree
This is very different from my typical music taste but it’s definitely a vibe I like doggy dog world Lodi dodi and gin and juice the most
The music isn't terrible, it might get a 3...but the lyrics are ridiculous
I remember now why I dismissed him when he first arrived on the scene. This is nowhere near as good as the album he did with Martha Stewart. That bitch got bars.
This was a punish to get through. I get it was important at the time but I’m just not into all that N word gangsta rap stuff. The music was catchy enough and definitely iconic, reminds me of playing GTA Sam Andreas
Best Track - "Gin & Juice"
Extremely ok
Into the first song and all those lapping water sound effects are really making me uncomfortable. Before we go any further I'm going to say I don't think this album is going to be for me. But I can hope for at least one or two songs I quite enjoy! Bathtub was less than 2 minutes but felt a lot longer to me There's lots of short snippets that sound familiar either as samples or that I've heard somewhere, but mostly just single lines as opposed to anything longer It's interesting listening to this within a few weeks of the Eminem album because both have some similar in your face I would say quite sexist lyrics (or at least vibe) but Eminem was clearly trying to be as controversial and provocative as possible, but I don't think Snoop Dogg is trying to be and so almost feels like more of a true reflection of him rather than a character I did like the high pitched droning drill kind of synth sounds throughout that were a bit eerie and disconcerting Ok I did enjoy Who Am I (What's My Name) - would have loved to have a credited singer
Nun ja Snop doggy Rap halt, nicht meins
to gangster
Some of the beats were pretty good. Not the worst rap I've ever heard. But I still don't like rap.
music so mid it cant make up for the disgusting ass album cover
Did not grab me
i love how when something is from california it's always so, incredibly, *from california*. lmfao. fun and theatrical. had a few high points but dragged towards the end.
I like the beat and concept of the album but not the lyrics
Did not age well
If it weren't for the misogyny...
Entretenido, pero no me gustan las introducciones de las canciones aunque le dan bastante personalidad
I wouldn't have guessed in 1993 that we'd still be talking about Snoop in 2026, but America, man. Not a real good album: Gin and Juice is fine, Who Am I was fun to dance to back in the day; Murder Was the Case is probably the most interesting thing here, but it's just the sketch of a good idea. The misogyny screeches these days -- the kids won't believe this, but that was mild back in the day.
Just not my thing
Doesn’t hold up as well as I remember
Not sure about this one. I liked the grooves and the rythem. I couldnt really make out much of the lyrics and if I did im not sure id like them. Listening to the first half was fun cuz of the grooves but after that it got a bit boring and samey. I think mabye a 2.5 which im gonna round down to 2 due to this being not at all my kind of music.
Partially known. Musically I get it, but the lyrics are exhausting.
I've listened to several hip hop albums on the generator so far, and I've found that I've enjoyed the beats and sounds but disliked the skits and lyrics. That is the case for this album as well, except this one is pretty vulgar, more so than I'm used to. I appreciate the spirit of collaboration in hip hop music, however. So this album is okay because of the musicality, but the lyrical content really isn't my style.
cool
sure, snoop dogg, why not
Liked the music. The lyrics were revolting. NSFW!
I'm from the department of biatches doing a biatch census and this album has at least 5 "biatches". That's 5 "biatches" too many.
Some great tunes, but Snoop Dogg should only ever be a sometimes food.
Sorry - no. This list has far too many rap albums on it. The cover alone is enough to put me off my lunch.
I’m not a huge fan of rap, particularly gangsta rap. I found some cool vibes on this album but it was hard to look past the misogyny and shameless self promotion.
Ehh
I don't like it
Some of the songs were good, but I just can't enjoy an album with weird skits in it where people are getting shot.
Really quite pleasant if there were no vocals. The beats are fun but I don't need the rap part ha!
⭐⭐ Å ena sidan catchy och fullt med låtar man känner igen. Å andra sidan är texterna barnsliga och daterade. Även om jag diggar med är det också ganska ointressant och nästan provocerande. Till skillnad mot mycket annat på listan så blir jag mer ointresserad ju mer jag lyssnar på albumet och det är föga troligt att jag kommer lyssna på det igen även om en hel del är catchy, så det blir en 2a. Bäst är Serial killa.
Les beats sont sympas mais tout le reste bof. Les artistes qui ont ensuite été influencés par cet album n'ont pas retenu ce qu'il fallait en retenir.
um... okay snoop
Pas fan à mon niveau
Five for the beats and 1 for the rest. I have a sense of humor but gross is gross.
Im in the category that like the rhymes, and G Clinton influences but the lyrics are just tasteless. I understand it is the world he was in and reflects that, but the overuse of swearing and derogatory words just becomes tedious rather than cutting, and it’s a world view that is at its centre misogynistic. I get that’s, that’s its thing. Liked the music, but the content not so, 2 Star.
i only really know snoop dogg from the memes lol. didn't real click with me fav song: Lodi Dodi
Ugh. Especially for what he's become.
Can’t get past the misogyny. 🤮
normally a large fan of hip-hop, but this boom-bap style is not for me and my zoomer brain. im sure id love this if i was older then 25, but luckily im not yet.
Didn't love this musically. The sexual politics has not aged well.
not as good as i wanted it to be. Gin and Juice still as good as ever
Silly. Snoop is fun. This was fine.
I have not listened to this in about 30 years. Didn't care for it then and that hasn't changed. Not sure this aged well. Dre G Funk beats carry this. Snoop’s voice is fine but the skits and features don't help much. Whoever told Snoop he could hang with Slick Rick did him dirty. Got to What's My Name and realized there was still half an album left. The singles stand out, otherwise very passable.
how is it so good and so bad (in a bad way) at the same time?
not really my style but probably one of the better rap/hip hip type albums i’ve heard so far
sitä LA hiphopia, joka ei vaan iske millään niinkuin NY tuon ajanjakson. Albumi ei osaa olla gangstaa kun pitää olla komediaa ja samalla jotain vitun RnB funk shittiä. Tekis mieli antaa 1 tähti. Yliarvostettua
Du rap à l'ancienne mais pas trop ma came
I like Snoop Dogg … but this album arrived immediately after NWA which I gave 3 stars and this just isn’t as good. Unlikely to listen again.
**An ok album
Not my scene
Oh I had to laugh at Shiznits. If I listen to this album as a comedy album then it is hilarious! Taking it seriously...I have no words. I'm just shaking my head. It's a shame because I really like Snoop Dogg's voice. I just think it's so different and unusual, particularly in the rap scene, but this is just gross.
D O GG on ollu aina vähän semmonen pakkopulla itelle ettei tääkään kokonaisuus oikee maistunu
Ei oikein lähtenyt. Aika laiskan oloista.
I recently called The Chronic to be the best west coast album of all time. What's funny is that despite this just being The Chronic part 2 essentially this didn't hit. 4/10
A smooth, horny 90s rap album. There are some good beats and occasional catchy hooks, but it's dripping in misogyny and... various fluids. I don't plan on returning to this one, but glad I can say I listened. 3/10
This album is so imprinted in my consciousness as a Xennial that I found it impossible not to sing along. Of course it needs to be on this list, but I can’t tolerate the misogyny anymore. Also, Snoop has been flirting with MAGA for a while now, which disqualifies him from ever being cool or relevant.
I don’t like gangster rap. But it was interesting to see the influence in other songs I know.
First time hearing the album. Of course Gin and Juice is iconic, but I just didn't get into this album. The skits were too much, the bullet shots overdone, and the gangsta fronting too much for my taste, though Dre's production and Snoop's laconic vocal style are highlights. Just not my bag overall. Glad to have heard it though.
Uit principe ga ik deze niet luisteren
- not really my vibe - some of the flow and instrumentals were fun - he does not love them hoes - probably wouldn’t listen again all the way through
This guy loves Dre more than anything in the whole world. Perhaps the most hideous album cover of all time. Highlights: "Murder Was the Case", "Gz and Hustlas"
Ugh. I guess this is appealing to some, but to me it comes off as juvenile and exhaustingly misogynistic. Production is top notch. Lyrics are...well. They are what they are. Snoop Dogg is such a strange character. He bitched about the existence of gay people in the media because he would have to explain same sex relationships to his grandchild. Really? The same man on this album? He's also been cozying up to Trump and MAGA lately. He just doesn't make any sense. Anyway. Back to this stupid album. It gets a 2 from me because I find it as exhausting as I find Snoop Dogg's public persona.
I've been trying to do one album a day so I can get through this list in a couple years. That's a fairly long stretch of time and yet still every time these early 90's west coast rap acts come on I get like, contact dermatitis from the tropes. The endless misogyny and homophobia, the skits, the same general themes repeated ad nauseum. Maybe I'm saying that this makes listening actively and critically more difficult. Maybe, but even if I subtract all of those things out I could just be listening to George Clinton's Computer Games and be having way more fun.
I didn't finish this album. I listened through the first nine tracks, made it about 30 seconds into the tenth before skipping because I was so repulsed, and then gave up shortly into track eleven. Dear god this album felt like they were trying to break a record for how much dirty talk, cursing, and N words they could cram into an album. Sprinkle in some guns and Snoop Dogg stroking his ego as much as his dick, and that's this whole album in a nutshell. I was genuinely disgusted and angry by the time I shut it off. The positive thing I'll say about this album is that the production is very good, so much so that I could look past the absurdly vulgar nature of the album for a few songs. It wasn't enough to save it, but I appreciated it. 2/5
At one point in my life I found the song “Girls” by the Beastie Boys funny. I don’t now. Same here. Maybe when I was younger I may have thought this was cool but not now. Misogyny. Check. ‘Gangster’ shit, check check. Guns this and murder that and nigga this… it’s just tough for me to sing along to cuz I can’t identify at all. Incredible samples (thanks Dre) and his deadly drawl delivery save it as solid background music but as soon as my ears open I want nothing to do with it.
Listened to the first few songs i believe it was 2 or 3. Honestly I think rap is overrated, I used to listen to like Juice Wrld but I grew out of it. So the point is i think it’s like a 2.5 round down to 2.
I can like hip-hop, but not this kind. I don’t think it’s bad, but I just can get into it.
i can't listen to rap really, that one is at least old school, a bit better, than new stuff
Not my style never heard before other than the hit tunes, but mostly listenable.
Well... I would lie if I said it's a good album. It isn't, at all. But, at times, it's nice, it has a good sound... if it weren't because of the lyrics. It's very childish, and an album that tries to be provocative but turns to be more of a kind of joke of itself and the hip-hop genre overall. It feels so long as songs go on. The beats and melodies lose the interest so quickly and become boring. And they are the only thing that may save the album, because Snoop Dogg just shouts pretty uninteresting, vague and stupid things. At least there is some sonic consistency, a nice sound sometimes that evokes some kind of detective atmosphere. It's nice, but the rest isn't. So... what's the point? Of those lyrics? Or of the entire album? There is nothing spectacular, nor something to communicate. It's just a very insipid album with tasteless lyrics. And that's it, sadly (or not, I'm not here to safe or justify Snoop Dogg's existence, this album should be the one doing it, and it fails in that aspect so hardly; at least, he makes some interesting hip-hop tracks and has convinced me a bit about giving hip-hop some more chances – but not with him, actually, not with him).
Niet mijn ding
I liked this better when I was 22 and high.
With the exception of a few guest lyrics, Snoop has never been my cup of tea - or pot...
Not my fave. I get the hype for Gin & Juice though
Gin and juice is a classic combination.
Crazy to think the white washed Snoop Dogg of today put out this record. Despite the Dr. Dre touch, only a few songs really stand out.
not bad but not for me, and i aint snoop lion
Groovy but not really my thing
« Je suis un chien qui tripote des culs, MDR » Bon, heu… c’est compliqué. Musicalement, c’est assez souvent très cool, mais pas non plus ce qu’il y a de plus mémorable. Au niveau des paroles, j’ai pas tellement fait gaffe. Mais quand je faisais attention, ça me semblait pas foufou. Pas entièrement désagréable, mais pas tellement plaisant non plus. J’hésite entre 2 et 3, sans trop savoir comment me décider. Il faut avouer que la misogynie récurrente me pose particulièrement problème. Je sais que c’est un peu l’époque qui veut ça, mais je suis pas sûr que ça soit suffisant, surtout quand musicalement, ça ne compense pas.
Not my vibe
I wasn't the biggest fan, which is a shame because the production and the west coast style beats are sick, but I don't think I can stand snoops voice for an album. Album didn't interest me past the instrumentals. Does this make me a #hater?
I don’t think I’ve ever listened to Snoop Dogg. I’m really hoping it’s not too misogynistic, etc, as some rap albums from this era have not aged well. Guess we’ll find out if I get through it. Like it so far though. The beats are good, the rhythm is good, his voice is good. Generally this was a good listen - only let down by some of the lyrical content which drops the score. I know it’s a thing in a lot of rap music, especially from the 90’s, but it nonetheless irks and loses points from me because of it.
It’s good. I love it musically but the words. This must’ve come out before Dionne Warwick sat him down and told him to stop degrading women. I’m glad she did, and apparently he listened.
Gin and Juice is a classic. General funky sound is solid, but the lyrics are bad. Not enough stand out songs lyrically or in production to be ‘good’. Bounced between 2 and 3, but settled on a 2.
Assis! Couché… fait le mort! Fait le mort! Ouuuui bon chien
Тяжело мне дается такое. Жду Эминема.
Beats were groovy and flow good, but the lyrics drag this down for me.
Ok groove and vibe and a pleasant surprise for a rap album. Not my thing but this was not a painful listening experience. Best song was Gz and Hustlas.
Bitches, hoes, etc. Motherfuckin' yawn. But kinda listenable in places.
What a bad day to listen to lyrics
Sonically, this album is good. But I just can't get behind these lyrics. Even when the lyrics are not being blatantly misogynistic or talking excessively about balls, they're kind of boring. Something I did like about the album was the radio station that made an appearance on a few songs. But why were there twenty different Dr. Dre mentions throughout the album? Two stars. (Favorite track: Murder Was The Case.)
The production, beats, and hooks are sometimes really good but I don’t resonate with any of what he says
I remember this album being massive when it came out. The flows and beats are still there, and just as incredible, but the lyrics and the corny skits are so bad. I found myself bopping along and then all of the sudden I would be overwhelmed with cringe and embarrassment.
My expectations were low—it's not my favorite type of music—but it was surprisingly good. Although I don't think I'd spontaneously listen to it again.
It’s okay
The popular songs on this album are classics, but the ones that... aren't... make this an album I wouldn't play in full again. The skits are cute, but not something I want to listen to again. Also, the end of one track plays one of those high pitched tones that only young people can hear. This is a rare genre where I actually prefer modern hip hop to the classics. Objectively this probably deserves more stars; it's that none of these tracks are making it into my rotation of music I listen to regularly. I do like the funny little rat on the album cover.
Wahnsinnig schlecht gealtert und die Lyrics killen für mich sämtliche Beats.
I generally like snoop dogg but I was meh on this one
Not my music scene
Wow great cover
Didn't expect much and such was I delivered
produçao absurda, mas tem umas liricas mto bestas, repetitivas e em certos momentos, ruins. tinha tudo pra ser um album melhor. 4,5/10
Crazy to go from this to menulog ads. Hasn’t aged well.. beats are good if you can get past everything else
Diabolical album cover Diabolical bars Fave track: Who am I? (What's my Name?)
Smooth beats and there's nothing like Snoop's voice but I can't get past the juvenile, pretend gangster, misogynistic lyrics. (Love "Who Am I" though:)
I get why it's held in high regard...absolutely not for me
- 0 nummers toegevoegd aan MMMM - 0 nummers al toegevoegd aan MMMM
Kinda overrated
i liked the last two songs, and i really like the beats but idkkk
I was expecting this to be better. His IS the spelling bee champion of rap
Going back and hearing this it’s sounds totally juvenile and misogynistic. But Snoops voice and some of the beats are good. Faves are “gin n juice” and “what’s my name”.
I actually think this is a good album musically with some great beats and smooth grooves, but it's just not my style and I would not listen again. And my ratings are for Me :)
Nah man, Nah.
Not my thing
As a relic of a different era, fine. But really just a pile of misogynistic gansta claptrap
GOING IN: No strong feelings LISTENED WHILE: having morning coffee, pottering. FAMILIARITY: Know the artist, not the album SKIP RATE: Played it straight through REPLAY VALUE: Might come back to it DISCOVERY CURVE: Warmed up nicely ALBUM ARC: Strong start, tailed off VERDICT: Better than expected BODY'S VERDICT: Decent head wobble FAVOURITE TRACK: Gin and Juice My Rating: 2.5 Marked it down, 'cause, you know... misogyny and sweary words. Other than that, I dug it.
1st listen: lowkey good, I liked how he says "I have to piss" at the end and the next song is piss sounds, also I think I like "Gin and juice" and "Pump Pump" the most. But I HATE "Ain't no fun (if the homies can't have none)" like wtf. I hate those kind of songs. Anyway, songs are kinda same. idk how I feel 2nd listen: The start of the album is good but the end is shit. I liked "Who Am I(What's my name?)" and "Gin and juice" the most. I changed my mind "Pump Pump" is shit and "Ain't no fun (if the homies can't have none) is even worse shit. For real, I gave one less star because of this song. Overall, a good album in the start and then the songs just start to get repeatetive and boring that my head hurt in the end. Its also super misogynistic and plain gangster shit. Probably will listen to some songs but not the album.
We get it Snoop - you smoke weed. You don’t have to make that the defining characteristic of your entire personality though. Lyrically chauvinistic, misogynistic, and derogatory at times, it includes the worst of gangster rap. The only saving grace for me that stops it getting a 1 is that the beats and production is absolutely laden with hooks and choices that have gone on to define that west coast style - large Parliament influences in the bass and synths make it easy to understand why it was called G-funk. The vibe isn’t for me, but can see why it would appeal to others.
Not my style
I was not looking forward to listening to this album when I pulled it, and it definitely wasn’t my favorite. It’s not the album’s fault, I’m just not a big hip hop and rap girl. The only thing that saved this album from a one star were some of the good beats behind the awfully misogynistic lyrics. I don’t ever see myself purposefully listening to any of these songs again.
This must be.. satire?.. I'm not sure how else you defend the egotistical, misogynistic lyrics. At least he managed to tell us how large his balls are in each song At least it made me feel SOMETHING??
I remember when gangsta rap and California hip hop became popular. My impression then as a hip hop outsider was that the new sound ruined the fun. In some ways I stand by that. Snoop is silly but this has a dark side. I mostly object to the misogyny of this album. Snoop conjures a universe I don’t want to spend time in.
Aight.
All the things I dislike about rap on one album; lucky me.
Juvenile lyrics, repetitive music, crude in several meanings of the word. In short, not good.
not my usual kind of music at all, but i had fun listening to the beat and rhythm. The lyrics about women did make me feel uncomfortable 🤷♀️ My favorite track is ”Murder was the case” because i just love storytelling in music!!!
Nah dog...
not really my thing
I don’t really love it, and I feel without the nostalgia of being 13 it looses some appeal. Then again I’m not a hip hop fan but Snoop is unquestionably one of the top rappers of all time. I also think Dre’s productions are far more enjoyable than the east coast albums of the 90’s. I can do without all the skits always appear on these albums.
I dunno… some bangers but it also aged like sour milk.
not a big fan of Snoop as a leading artist - great feature and love his vibe in general but the material isn't as relatable or replayable in my eyes - great production overall though
It’s a rap album that’s for sure. Fav: Murder Was The Case
Okay.
No thanks.
I think I found snoop dogg to be the worst thing about this. I think basically all the features outperformed him. While not terrible I got bored pretty fast
I can see the appeal, cool concept of a party in progress. Would probably like this a little more if I was sippin on gin and juice.
I guess it’s funky and Gin n Juice is a certified heater, but if this is Snoop’s best, I don’t understand how such a mediocre rapper got so popular. His syrupy relaxed cadence is attractive to some, but it’s too sweet and simple for my taste.
Barely acceptable as background noise - these 90's rap artists must have been so insecure given all lyrics are talking about their dicks or chicks.
Not my cup of tea, I don't know enough about rap. More melodic than what I expected, appropriate level of profanity.
An album that starts out with several people talking at the same time and using a lot of foul language, I'm already wondering what to expect, so I looked up exactly what is hip hop only to find that it is a style of music which includes rap, DJ turntablism, scratching, beatboxing, and instrumentals with a cultural exchange, so this album made a little more sense to me. It isn't my style of music, but I'm glad that I experienced it at least once. Some of the beats were rhythmic and actually easy to listen to, but the random talking and all the cursing just kind of got annoying. I didn't mind the rapping portion of the songs, but I just wish there wasn't so much swearing. Best song: "Who Am I (What's My Name)?" for the upbeat, cheery melody, but the lyrics, singing, and talking need to be removed; worst song: "For All My Niggaz & Bitches".
2.5 it’s good and important but I don’t need it. Kinda annoying
he says snoop dogg a lot in his songs. Know some of these from Girl Talk All Day
Not my style
Thank you Snoop Dogg, really cool! Didn't really want to listen to The Chronic v2, tho it did hide its bad parts for a second, and the beat was good!
Some comedic moments, though maybe a little too much talk about their balls at times. I thought I liked Snoop. Maybe it's just this album.
I wanted to like this but, aside from a couple of hits, this one was disappointing
Pek sevdiğim tarzda değil
the chronic is way better than this, and snoop has since entirely sold out so I wasn't super into this album. Gin & Juice is cool but otherwise nothing much to write about
Yeah not my thing, and definitely of its time.
Not my vibe but there were some good songs and I appreciate it for what it was
Um...okay, I love Snoop, but the constant references to d**ks and b**ls is crazy.
This is the third album I've had in four days that is musically sublime and lyrically fucking moronic. It's making me really question the judgements and priorities behind this list. This album is obviously iconic and if you remember it fondly, maybe let those stay as golden memories rather than subjecting them to a full re-listen. It did actually prompt me to listen to MC Breed's Gotta Get Mine where 2Pac coined the phrase "I keep my mind on my money, money on my mind." That track deserved it.
Album was kinda boring and samey, no songs really stood out. Not bad and listenable but not super enjoyable either. A lot of the lyrics just sounded repetitive too.
This follows the usual MO for this genre where it has some semi-infectious grooves which are swamped by tedious interludes.
Clearly original and musical Ian places but th “humor” wore thin quickly.
Too rude, too goofy, too grating.
Needlessly vulgar, misogynistic and just plain juvenile lyricism on this one. Very hard to overlook. In terms of production, perhaps I’m too young to appreciate it, but it felt quite boring and monotonous. What I can appreciate is the storytelling aspect of the album, right from the first song the experience is quite cinematic really. But it’s not enough to save it for me. 2.5 if I could but I’ll round down
A product of it’s time, leans too hard to the doggy gimmick lol.
I’m just not a gangsta. Or a hustla. Or a bitch or hoe. Or… Dre’s beats tho….
I like most of the features but kinda one noted
Has not aged well. Maybe didn’t start off that great either, though the crunch, the buzz, and the whine are definitely iconic of the Dre sound and that era of rap.
Tedious.
Early 90's rap is not my thing and never has been, so I don't know how this may have taken what came before it and influenced what came after. All I can say is that I didn't enjoy this.
it was very hard to listen. i mean the music is kinda ok. the lyrics are unbearable. and those intros to every track... skipped half of the album. i know it's a classic but i just can't
Full rap albums, even the classic ones, are just not for me
Favorite tracks: Gin and Juice, Murder Was the Case This album is hilariously and unapologetically Snoop Dogg. It started out great and I was pretty excited about it, but it slowly got more tedious as it went along. Sex, pot, and gangstas - I get it! Then we got to Ain't No Fun, which really ruined the album for me, unfortunately. I don't think I've ever done such a quick 180 before due to a single line, which I can't even bring myself to type out in it's entirety: "I had respect for you lady But now I take it all back ..." Big oof. That is not it.
cartoonish muppet-like rapping filtered through parliament/funkadelic music. all of the songs are about either: getting high, getting drunk, misogyny, or violence. this is the whole album in a nutshell, and frankly it’s kind of tiresome.
D oh double g. 3/10
It was funny, when I was a Teenager and did not even get half of the lyrics. Today: meh. Although the rap and sound is tight.
I had LL Cool J yesterday and this today. I’m not a fan of hip-hop, or juvenile waffling generally, so I have not had a wonderful two days. It’s not bad, it’s not good, it’s not interesting, it’s not getting played by me again. 3 stars, only because I don’t think it really deserves 2, but that’s a very grudging 3 stars. Nah, fuck it - it’s 2. Bitches.
I expected this to be painful considering the cover and title, but it wasn't unlistenable. I'd give it a 2.5 I think
Cmon man
kinda stinky. was probably cool whenever it came out. a nothing album
This album has aged so badly that it’s almost funny. The misogyny is pretty cringy and the lyrics are partly nonsensical. It’s pretty boring. There are far better rap albums from that era than this.
I'm neutral about snoop's voice, somewhat positive on his flow, fairly negative on the lyrics, and hated the skits. I really did like the funk, the beats, the SYNTHS (the moog-like analog sound ?? love it). But, while I really love some good high-pitched synths, the occasional REALLY high-pitched riffs got irritating fast. Murder Was The Case was the most egregious example, which sucked because I think it was one of the more interesting songs lyrically & narratively. Overall it was a good, fun, album, just not my thing. I might revisit one day when I don't have a migraine. 4.5/10. Favs: G Funk Intro (even with that intro and outro, this was by far my favorite. Maybe its just Lady of Rage, though)
I like the music and general feel of the production (especially the souly female vocals in tracks like Lodi Dodi) but the genre is just not for me. It was fun to hear the original version of Gin and Juice as I’m only familiar with the cover by The Gourds although, great a cover version as it is, I can’t decide how sincere it is. And I think that’s part of my problem with records like this Snoop Dogg one. I can’t work out how much he means it and how much he’s playing a character, and I feel completely unqualified to enter a discussion about it, but the language and tone just doesn’t resonate with me, in fact, it puts me right off. It doesn’t offend me - if they made a movie out of one of these tracks, I’d probably love it but as it is, I just feel a complete disconnect. My problem, not Mr Dogg’s.
Didn’t listen
Définitivement pas fan de Snoop Dogg…
Is Snoop Dogg supposed to be funny? And more importantly is Snoop Dogg to rapping what Rocky Flintstone is to self-published erotica? They both have an obsession with gin-based drinks. They both have a comedic, over the top way of discussing sex acts. They both embody an unearned swagger. As Rocky would say, "Questions, questions, questions!"
Genuinely taken aback at how little I enjoyed this.
Nostalgia for a some of these tracks saved it from the bottom of the barrel. A few of the tracks are enjoyable, but the ones that aren't really drag it down for me.
it was fun! not my fav tho
ikke lige mig.
Good wiener walking music
war nicht soo krass iwie also es war schon cool
New listen - starts out chill but I don't love it, subject matter, language
2.5
2.5
Snoop Dogg – Doggystyle [1993] This is going to sound like a review from an old coot but here it goes. If I had heard this album when I was still in high school I probably would giggled and laughed and loved it. By the time this came out lyrics like this kind of made my eyes roll. And now hearing the album for the first time in hole at age 56 it almost makes me wonder how this album stand stood the test of time considering how misogynistic it is how Pro violent it is (busting cap in someone for saying whatsup too much). Literally this album has very little remorse whatsoever. That being said i do like his laid-back style of rapping. I think with it not being so forceful and hateful i can at least enjoy the groove. And this is where i get the conflict on the message alone I really want to throw it in the sub 2star dumpster. But the music in the groove is pleasant enough to say it's not that bad, some 3½ material, but overall high 3. All in all i think the message kind of wins out but I'm not going to throw it in the dumpster. (5.45) ★★½
I can see the appeal. At the same time not really my vibe.
Geez, Well itvis really hard to take this album seriously, I laughed out loud at some lyrics, although they didnt age well. Im not a huge fan of rap, I like the instrumental, the basslines, but yeah, I dont think I will be listening to this again
He’s a genius but I just don’t have the ear for it. Gz and Hustlas has properly got me though!
This album is very far out of my comfort zone, and I can see why it is so iconic. I heard a lot of these motifs in popular 90s media. My favorite thing about this album is the storytelling. I'm glad I had a reason to listen to this from start to finish. However, the imagery is pretty gross for me personally, so I won't be returning to it.
13 canciones 52m Bathtub: 0 [Lyrics 0/10 + Instrumental 1/10] G funk intro: 7 [Lyrics 8/10 + Instrumental 9/10] Gin and juice: 4 [Lyrics 4/10 + Instrumental 5/10] Tha Shiznit: 4 [Lyrics 3/10 + Instrumental 6/10] Lodi dodi: 6 [Lyrics 8/10 + Instrumental 1/10] Murder was the case: 2 [Lyrics 3/10 + Instrumental 1/10] Serial killa: 6 [Lyrics 7/10 + Instrumental 9/10] Who am I: 4 [Lyrics 3/10 + Instrumental 6/10] For all my nigg*z & bitches: 0 [Lyrics 1/10 + Instrumental 1/10] Ain't no fun: 3 [Lyrics 2/10 + Instrumental 7/10] Doggy dogg world: 5 [Lyrics 4/10 + Instrumental 6/10] Gz and hustlas: 5 [Lyrics 5/10 + Instrumental 8/10] Pump pump: 2 [Lyrics 2/10 + Instrumental 5/10] Obviamente he de empezar diciendo que esta portada de álbum me causa rechazo, es machista y asquerosa. bathtub ha sido muy incómoda, no sabía que esperar de éste álbum y por la intro pensé que sería un desastre.. G funk intro lo arregló. La letra de Lodi Dodi es muy buena pero la instrumental es malísima, junto a "Murder was the case" me da dolor de cabeza con el pitido de los cojones! Doggy dogg world tiene muy buena base pero de fondo suena ruido blanco, en fin, no quiero ni terminar el álbum si no fuera porque me estoy obligando hubiera parado en la canción 3. Está lleno de gilipolleces. Top 3: G funk intro, ?, ? Least fav: Bathtub No me ha gustado nada, hay algunas canciones que tienen buena base pero lo estropea todo un pitido de fondo o ruido blanco, hace la escucha muy incómoda, además de molesto. Score: 4 Lo recomendaría? No. Qué dolor de cabeza, solo quería que se acabara.
This was fine to listen to, but hard to connect with at all. I’m a huge fan of the strange and terrible album cover though, more covers should be like that.
Too much n***a bitch etc
Не мое, прикольно но не мое fr 5/10
like two of these songs are good, why so many licking balls skits man
corporate bootlicker sellout sleeze bag. some grooves on here unremarkable album art is a solid 5 music is a high 2
Some great beats, but god some of the lyrics in this album sound like they're written by a 12 year old.
Not a fan of 90s rap
5/10 Nice beats. Gross lyrics
Well actually I think I hated this. I LOVE snoopy and +1 because he’s so so influential so there’s a valid resdon he’s on here, but I just don’t vibe with it.
I like Snoop's voice, I really like his flow, I especially like the old-school funk and r&b samples used on the album. Overall musically it just...flows. There's a chill vibe that works perfectly. Seems a perfect audio companion to a hot summer in the city. The negatives are big ones: I hate skits / chatter / etc. And the biggest is that too many of the lyrics are just ridiculously bad. Just dumb. Yeahhhh bitches'n'hoes yo....ugh. I'd rather have stupid lyrics that literally mean nothing but these are tough to get through - it's embarrassing. TL;DR: In the end it's almost a 5 for the great music but an easy dismissal with the shitty lyrics... I know it's sort of the "Snoop character" but it gets tiresome real quick and by the midway point of the album I'm too tired of it. 5/10 2 stars.
Meh. A couple tracks ok.
Struggled between giving this a 2 or a 3... This was a smooooth album and it sounded really nice, I'm not typically a hip-hop guy but I can't deny it was a good sound, however... The lyrics and themes just do not work for me. Sounds like it was written by a high school lad that still thinks drugs and sex are the peak of existence.
Overall an okay album, but some songs were a little too sexual for my taste. Similar to how I felt about Heaux Tales. The more ‘gangsta’ tracks were decent to listen to. Standout Songs: Gin and Juice Serial Killa For All My N*ggaz and B*tches Doggy Dogg World
Snooooop hahahaaaa did not listen but dude is GOATED THE GOAT lol. …
Fine.
I guess he was going for the womanizing connotation when he chose the "dog" name... turns out the submissive lapdog connotation was more apt all along, as seen by his performing for the powers that be in 2025.
Entretenido. Me sorprende que se hiciera tan famoso, supongo que era una novedad ser tan gamberro. No me he guardado ninguna en favoritos y se va quedar con dos estrellas.
Never understood that Doggy-Thing. Maybe because I do not have the biggest n*ts?! Fav: -
Pleasantly surprised I didn't hate it.
sick beats & straight corn
Okay for relaxing, not my first choice while driving.
Ehhh… this list has been terrific for my exposure to the genre so far. But this. Nah, I’m an east coast guy I guess. This is plain vulgar to the point that I can’t really get lost in the production. ⭐️⭐️
Not my thing but it is Snoop Dogg and there's a reason why he's Snoop Dogg. Respectable. Best Song: G Funk Intro Worst Song: Bathtub Added to Liked Songs:
It’s an okay album. I think the samples and rapping are pretty good (although I don’t really stand for the lyrics, guess I’m just not a G). The radio interludes sound like Cumtown bits: “This is the Jack Off Hour on WBALLS and I’m your host, DJ Eeeeeeeasy Dick”
I like Snoop Dogg's voice and the beats are good. This could be a very good album, but the lyrics and the over use of 'n***a', 'bitches' & 'muthafucker' are way too much. But I listened and didn't quit like I do for so many other albums on this crazy list. Won't be back to this one.
I. S any disagree that he does what he does well or that his sampling isn’t first-rate, but booze and misogyny just can’t hold together for me. I was cringing listening to his lyrics. Sorry O, can’t do it
Musically reminiscent of Parliament/Funkadelic. Lyrics have not aged well.
Lyrically it’s just okay, but the real legacy of this album is making the standard for the beats of west coast rap incredibly high and helped west coast rap make amazing beats throughout the ‘90s
I’m not a fan of this. It was just… hollow? And I hated all of the sound effects. Some of the songs on the latter half of the album were fine but it was nothing special.
I can understand why this album is iconic, I really can. But the COVER?? I hate it so much. I get objectifying women was cooler the. But it doesn’t sit any better with me now.
2.5
Bara sex o snusk
I may be biased because Snoop is a sell out :/
Definitely catchier than 50 cent which isn’t saying much. I had heard a few of the songs. But can’t do 3 stars because I won’t listen to Snoop again based on this.
5/10
I get it, there are some classic bangers on this album, and Snoop Dogg doesn't get to be hyper-famous without being talented. But man, I just can't stand him as a person. Musically this is a 4-star album, but I can't give it more than a 2.
Listened on 5/26/25 2/5 Favorite songs: Lodi Dodi Not my thing but I appreciate the album cover and commitment to a theme
2.5
Some bangers some misses but I think less misogynistic than most music of its time perhaps
Not much to say on this one. Don't really like it, but definitely not the worst I've heard. My standout was "Gz and Hustlas", but that was kinda it. A lot of cussing and sex, but not much else. Probably great if you're into it, but was not able to convert me.
The production (for the best), and the lyrics (for the worst) are very of their time. I love the smooth, groovy and glistening synths and bass on this, though there aren't many highlights that blow me away. Snoop is fantastic as a feature on a song, but not really what I'm looking for for a whole record. Best Tracks: - Gin and Juice - Gz and Hustlas Worst Tracks: - Lodi Dodi Rating: 5/10
The only thing that Snoop and I have in common is that we like Gin and Juice. I don't think I have ever heard the word dog or doggy said so many times in my life. Also, he had too much talking and noises that weren't instruments in this, it started to annoy me by the end
⭐️⭐️ 1001 ALBUMS- # 39 Snooooooop Dooooooogy….Sloppy Style. Where do I even begin to assess ‘music’ with lyrical content which include the lines “got a pocket full of rubbers and my homeboys do too', 'Guess who back in the motherf**in house with a fat d**k for your motherf**in mouth” 🍆🤣 Seriously though on musical merit alone this album definitely grooves, however it seems to focus too much on being a parody of itself ala Weird Al the rap version, striving to fit in as many N words and ‘biatch’ nouns as humanly possible. 🎧 Classic Track: Who Am I (What’s My Name)? 🎧 Deep Cut Gem: Lodi Dodi 🚫 Skip Track: …For All My N**az & Bi***es There are some real LOL moments on this thing, clearly having aged horribly, however somehow is held in quite high esteem. Admittedly I’m no rap connoisseur, but you would think this whole shnizzle my dizzle schtick would’ve worn thin to justify spreading is across 19 tracks…and yet he continues up with this persona still to this day 30 years later?!? 🖼️ Album Artwork: As juvenile as the lyrical content 🐶 Being this lyrically offensive aside, there is just enough catchy beats to avoid a complete dumpster score. 🗑️🐕 Hit the Thumbs Up icon below if you enjoyed my hot take on the album :)
Not bad, but not something I'd really want to listen to again.
I enjoyed this back in the day but like all rap of this era it’s aged badly. The beats are great and the flow is catchy but the lyrical content is terrible.
Klassisk US 90er mysogonisk Hip-Hop. Meget sigende at ingen af de kvindelige bidrag får en feat. i titlen. Alle de mandlige gør. Musikmæssigt så er det kun de to første singler og Gz & Hustlarz der står ud. Resten er Serial Fillard