Adam22

They tried to sign Snoopy Badass for some reason.

That didn't work out.

It's kind of like if I'm Snoop and you want to make music or develop this lineage, sign artists and then sort of put them on these projects that you're putting together.

100%.

You could put them out relatively frequently, but just make it so it's not just about like, oh, I'm Snoop Dogg and I'm rapping over beats.

Because when you're 54, it's tough to do that.

But if you could be the cool dude yelling over the song before Peezy starts rapping.

And then maybe you got a couple good bangers that are really primarily based around you, but it's really good hooks that you probably didn't write and everything.

I feel like that is the direction that could actually give Snoop more longevity because, yes, we all are so proud of Snoop and everything that he's built.

But what people don't really like to mention is the fact that musically, that hasn't really been a part of what he's built for a long time.

Right.

yeah but like i could see see like how you're talking like you know him doing some shit with like savvy third or something like that you know snooping introducing this is a new long beach dude you know yeah like all of them bring these people in exactly give them a shot and you know like like savvy third you don't need to sign them yeah but give them a verse on your album because it'll lend some sort of like street cred to everything you have going on

It could help elevate their careers.

It makes you look more like you're not, not that Snoop has any problems in this regard, but it'll make Snoop look like someone who's really fixated and focused on building up more of the local community.

I think that's a good look because you don't necessarily like if you're an LA rapper, like where are you going?

to get a look.

Who's going to put you on?

You do interviews.

No, that's a fact.

All right.